В целом не плохо, когда умеешь отдыхать! In general, it's not bad when you know how to relax!

Overall, not bad!! ! The price matches the quality!! ! The hotel is aimed at Germans, Poles, etc. and Turks. There are not many Russians there. In this regard, the staff and service are better than in the same hotel where mostly our citizens. The territory is small with little greenery, but in a couple of years everything will change there. The area around is ennobled, the garbage heap has disappeared. But it's brand new and clean. If you are a family lover and you are a pool lover then this hotel is for you. There are 3 pools, they are not chlorinated much, there is no smell of bleach. And if you are a lover of the sea, then you are out of luck, the beach is terrible, especially entering the sea in slippers for swimming, and it hurts, the stones are huge. We were at the beginning of July, there were strong waves, if you are a mediocre swimmer, then you just need to jump on the waves. With children, you don’t swim much, but on the beach there are a lot of free sunbeds at any time, which cannot be said about the sunbeds by the pool, they occupy them from early morning. Food is normal everywhere. Cleaning in the rooms is cool for the first time we got such a smart girl, it’s not a pity to leave money, although we always leave them. The meeting party we had was the company GTI. Special thanks to our guide Kristina (because we lost our suitcase and she returned it to us on the 3rd day) for a normal approach to offering tours (does not sell like everywhere else) she immediately says that it is more expensive than around the corner, but there no one is responsible for us carries our lives in our hands. We went on a tour of Alanya, our guide was very good, he leaked a lot of valuable information about places worth going to. The guide's name is Yakub. The animation is also good focused on children, every day they take a bus to a disco in Alanya, since the hotel is located in Kanakli, it takes 15-20 minutes to go (they brought it by the hand and took it away - it's very convenient).
PS (INFA FOR LOVERS OF HOLIDAYS AND DELICIOUS FOOD): A party place, well, Morginals hang out there, mostly with this one being both female and male. This is a bad copy of Marmaris (Turkey resort on the Aegean Sea). There is also a street of bars and discos where it's just a bunch of - malignant tourists, staff and village locals))) In most discos, only local drinks at the price of European ones. Everywhere it is better to pay in lira. in entertainment establishments, 1 lira is equal to 1 dollar or euro, which greatly increases the cost if you use a lot.
BUT if YOU are still brought to Alanya, that is, there are worthy places such as Samer Garden (this is a disco in Kanakli 7 minutes walk from the Seal of Star Hotel) all good discos are far from the disco street, closer to the suburbs. we had only 7 days, we did not have time to go around them; Restaurant Lider Paca is a restaurant of Turkish cuisine that is very tasty, the prices are cheap and not fast food like in most establishments, it is focused on Turks and foreigners, there is a Russian menu. The only negative is that there is no alcohol there, but it's worth going there (lamb fat, fish and seafood and kebab). Forget hotel food.

And there is a cafe there located on the top floor of the CUBA discotheque (animators are brought there) there is a Turkish group soloist, a woman and a man, her name (if the waiter did not deceive Grup 4 (or Y) 0L I don’t know for sure). They sing great, we hung out there for 3 days. But this is not a party cafe, the menu is scarce, there are not many visitors, but it is fun and sincere, as they say, national color. If you go there immediately, do not leave a little bit, you will definitely like it. There is also a cool restaurant in the mountains on an artificial trout lake. The fish is great!! ! But it is very far away, we went on a tour and lunch was included, if the menu, then there are a lot of yummy things you can eat, one minus is far away, you need a wheelbarrow and an accompanying person, preferably a male. deaf places. And as they say, it's not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. If you know how to relax, then the place itself does not matter.