Милый отель Nice hotel

I want to note right away that the hotel is no longer 3, but 4 stars. And deservedly so. We went to rest for 10 days with a child of 4 years. The hotel as a whole left a good impression. Pros: - proximity to the sea - through an underground passage - the journey from the room to the sea takes 5 minutes - three adults and two children's pools - free sunbeds and beach towels - clean, although small rooms with balconies, on the balcony there is where to hang clothes and swimwear to dry - a beautiful clean cool hall with free wi-fi (there are also laptops, but I came from my own) - plentiful and tasty food - they constantly brought new dishes with food, so you could safely come by the end of lunch - few Russian tourists - after 23.00 there was silence, there were no discos and drunken screams at night - a playground (slide, climbing frame, 3 swings, soft ottomans) on the territory of the hotel - the hotel territory consists of 3 or 4 buildings, there are lawns and greenery, palm trees, there is a shade during the day : - selective cleaning of the rooms - for 10 days they never wiped the dust off the TV - we didn’t turn it on, didn’t touch it, that’s accumulated. So apparently no one is concerned about dusting at all. - towels in the bathroom under your feet have never been changed in 10 days (for the experiment, one especially dirty one even put on the floor - zero emotions) - soluble juices from powders - terrible muck - but mostly children drank them! We didn’t allow our daughter to drink them, and she didn’t want to, she said that it was tasteless, she drank water. - for some reason, boiling water was drained from coolers and coffee machines at night. That is, at night you could drink cola, powdered juice, cold water, but no tea! I did not understand the meaning of this ban. Why can't I have a cup of tea after 21.00? - there is practically no animation. . . from 20.30 to 21.00 - children's disco. . . In fact, all 10 days it was the same 3 or 4 songs in German, it seems, the language, to which the children danced and danced. . . Then 1 competition and dancing for adults - for another 30-40 minutes and that's it. . . During the day, no one worked or played with the children. . . There is a children's room with pencils, paints and a designer, but the animator girl does not speak Russian and one of the parents should still sit and draw with the child. The reception staff is German and English speaking (well, they also speak Turkish, of course). On the first day, there was a girl at the reception who spoke Russian, but on the remaining 9 days, whenever I came up with a question, there was always "not her shift. " But on the fingers and, at the very least, English, it was possible to learn everything you needed. In general, the impression was positive from the hotel, and from the staff, and from Alanya.