из сервиса только: однообразная еда и койко-место from the service only: monotonous food and a bed

Of the staff, only one boy from the reception, Yeren, understood Russian. Special thanks to him for his understanding and responsiveness. The rest did not even understand English well. True, Jacob (who sat at the reception in the evenings) was very responsive and attentive, so we communicated with him in sign language. The food is monotonous, sometimes the truth was something even tasty. It is true that the public point of need (large and small, women's and men's) was right next to the so-called restaurant. Every morning began with a terrible stench, the toilet was constantly breaking through the sewer.... You can sleep in the room (this is probably the main thing), color TV + bonus: one Turkish channel, which we even tried to watch a couple of times for fun)) Air conditioning is loud, so stock up on earplugs. The shower in the room is constantly leaking. There were a couple of water cuts. Towels were changed only 3 times in 2 weeks. Cleaning aunts forgot to clean the room a couple of times. Although nothing was lost from things and no one seemed to be rummaging around in things. This is their plus. Honest meanings. There is no entertainment at all in the hotel. . The word "animator" seems to be something incomprehensible and distant. Looks more like a hotel than a boarding house. It is aimed at young people who will entertain themselves. He left in the morning, he came in the morning. The main thing is to have somewhere to sleep, wash and sometimes eat. BUT 3* is very loud. You can safely put it 2 *, but not 3, because there is something to compare with 3 *, including some 3 * safely pull on 4 * There is really one big plus - it's a beach 1 minute from the hotel, though public . Well, respectively, umbrellas, sun loungers and other paid. The pool is a so-called puddle (3 by 2.5 meters). The purity of the water is highly questionable. We have never seen anyone swimming there or just lying by the pool, although they were there for two weeks and were known as local natives among local shopkeepers. In general, if with a large and cheerful company and without any complaints about the service, then you can go there. But definitely not with kids.