Мне все понравилось! I liked everything!

We arrived on May 8, took a room with a sea view from a travel agency, the windows overlooked both the sea and the pool. Fed with a bang! We had breakfast at about 9-00, there was always enough food, I don’t know who writes here that someone didn’t get something. The sea is now dirty and cool, we almost always swam in the pools, take excursions without fail (rafting, quad bikes, yachts) but only in Kanakla, in the center, 10 minutes from the hotel. on foot, everything is twice cheaper there. A little strained a large number of elderly people in the hotel, and children. At the disco, all drinks are paid, so get drunk at the bar before it. All the animators are cool, but they didn’t have a normal program, during the day when the music is still playing well, and in the evening I can’t say that it was really bad, but I wanted something funny and funny. . . In neighboring hotels, animators lit BEST! Not far from the hotel there is a Samer Garden disco, but girls without guys are not advised to go there. Very dangerous. Animators somewhere in a day invite to a disco in Alanya, for 10u. e. , you can go, I liked it there (Robin God). But there is a small problem with sunbeds, after 9 in the morning you are unlikely to find a free place under the sun by the pool, so do not be lazy to throw your towel on a free sun lounger before breakfast. I also do not advise you to go to the Turkish bath in the hotel, it is written that it is free, but they charge 45u for it. That is, in the same Kanakla you can take for 20. The rooms were cleaned normally, not super, but for cleaning without a tip it’s normal. Water was brought almost every day, and the bar was full of it. The staff is very friendly, they always helped us with our questions. The hotel is good, but for 5 stars it didn’t hold out a little, the energy savings are huge, the elevators, slides, halls, gloomy corridors were turned off - not a very pleasant view. About some poisoning write. . . RAVE. . . I would love to go there again. . .