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Rooms:
10.0
Service:
10.0
Cleanliness:
10.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
8.0
The hotel was opened after reconstruction in 2007. In the photo on the network it is before reconstruction, it is slightly different from the current one, both the hotel itself and the territory. The service is normal, bed linen is changed daily, though if you leave a couple of dollars in a tip in the room. The maids even made whole compositions from sheets and flowers for us - a trifle, but nice.
The food is varied, but there are few meat products. In addition to chicken fillet in a variety of forms (cutlets, grilled, etc. ), as well as fish, we saw practically nothing. Once they gave lamb - so people rushed at her as if from hungry lands. Mass of salads, vegetable dishes. With fruit, the problem is unripe apples, wilted watermelons and unleavened melons, sour cherry plums.
On the territory of 2 pools, cleaned every night. The beach is not very well maintained, sandy, but there are a lot of stones, some sticks. Animation is so-so. In general, the service was good, but it was boring. There is nowhere to go. There are a couple of consumer goods stores in the area with all sorts of junk, souvenirs, etc. By the way, there is a larger selection of fruits and not expensive. Be sure to try Alanya bananas - small and sweet. Alanya is the only place in Turkey where these bananas grow. I liked the cherry - large and sweet. Cigarettes are expensive from 2 to 8 bucks per pack, their prices are the same everywhere.
There is a puddle-type children's pool. On the territory there is a snack bar, a grill bar, on the ground floor there is a point bar open until 2 am. You will not have time to get hungry - you can have something to eat all day. Drinks are mainly from fruit concentrates. Chemistry is shorter than any, we ate and drank plenty. A room with a sea view cost us 20 bucks given to the reception. Russians are basically accommodated in rooms overlooking the backyard. Rested mostly Germans, a few Romanians, Poles, Swiss, well, Russians and Ukrainians. Animation in German and Russian. There are many entertainments for children - slides, children's towns, etc. So you can safely take children, especially preschoolers. They definitely won't regret it.
The food is varied, but there are few meat products. In addition to chicken fillet in a variety of forms (cutlets, grilled, etc. ), as well as fish, we saw practically nothing. Once they gave lamb - so people rushed at her as if from hungry lands. Mass of salads, vegetable dishes. With fruit, the problem is unripe apples, wilted watermelons and unleavened melons, sour cherry plums.
On the territory of 2 pools, cleaned every night. The beach is not very well maintained, sandy, but there are a lot of stones, some sticks. Animation is so-so. In general, the service was good, but it was boring. There is nowhere to go. There are a couple of consumer goods stores in the area with all sorts of junk, souvenirs, etc. By the way, there is a larger selection of fruits and not expensive. Be sure to try Alanya bananas - small and sweet. Alanya is the only place in Turkey where these bananas grow. I liked the cherry - large and sweet. Cigarettes are expensive from 2 to 8 bucks per pack, their prices are the same everywhere.
There is a puddle-type children's pool. On the territory there is a snack bar, a grill bar, on the ground floor there is a point bar open until 2 am. You will not have time to get hungry - you can have something to eat all day. Drinks are mainly from fruit concentrates. Chemistry is shorter than any, we ate and drank plenty. A room with a sea view cost us 20 bucks given to the reception. Russians are basically accommodated in rooms overlooking the backyard. Rested mostly Germans, a few Romanians, Poles, Swiss, well, Russians and Ukrainians. Animation in German and Russian. There are many entertainments for children - slides, children's towns, etc. So you can safely take children, especially preschoolers. They definitely won't regret it.
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