Не совсем то, что предлагали Not exactly what was offered.

Before going, I read the reviews (almost everything they write is true). It seems to be morally tuned in, but by the first day it was still not ready. It all started with a drunken Turk who gave out the keys to the rooms. At first he gave a bad number: wet walls, smelled of sewage and dampness, then he got excited for a long time why we gave him only 10 bucks for another room and finally forgot to give us a bracelet and a schedule. As a result, having received a tolerable number (repair is so-so, the air conditioner is not regulated from the remote control), we went to inspect the territory. At first, everything was incomprehensible, then, having heard their native language, they learned from their compatriots where and at what time you can eat, how to get to the beach, etc. Armed with information, we went to the sea, where they were detained by security officers. (We didn't have bracelets. ) In general, we had to explain for a long time in broken languages ​ ​ ​ ​ that we remembered (this cretin did not understand Russian) that they forgot to give us bracelets. Then, very angry and belligerent rushed to the reception, where there was a change of staff and a very nice girl apologized, gave bracelets and explained what was happening. Briefly speaking:
1) If you are served by a drunk worker, wait for the shift: you will get a good number and spend less nerves.
2) I advise you to immediately refuse rooms in the seventh building. The stench is indescribable. We lived in the eighth - quite tolerably! The coolest rooms in 9.10 buildings.

3) Rooms are cleaned normally, towels are changed every day. If you haven’t changed, come up and ask the cleaning lady about it. (On our arrival, she cleaned after dinner). He does not understand Russian, they communicated with gestures. Most importantly, smile!
4) The food is just fantastic. Salads, meat - a lot, vegetables, fruits. And of course, amazing sweets! Everything is very, very tasty. Breakfast at 7:30, lunch at 12:30, dinner at 18:30. There were also grilled dishes, but not in the main restaurant, but in the beach bar.
5) The beach is normal, the entrance to the water too. The main thing is to know where! Swim not at the hotel pier, but 50-80 meters to the left of it. Closer to the pier of another hotel, there is a cafe on it. There the beach is sand and the entrance to the sea is gradual, smooth.
Sunbeds and umbrellas in bulk.
6) A Turkish bath is offered at every step - for a fee, of course, but in the price list that we received at the reception it is written - free of charge. Let's go, scouted (about the free option, the Turks seem to have swallowed their tongue and didn't pull out the words), it turned out that the difference was only in massage and peeling. If you decide to go for free, the entrance is to the left of the spa center. There is a Russian sauna, a Turkish sauna and a hammam.
7) Discotheque is paid - $10.
8) Excursions are expensive. For one Pamukkale - 85, Troy Water Park - 60 + Dolphinarium 10. Jeeping - 65. Jerusalem - 299.
Last but not least, it is very noisy at night. Young Russians will get drunk and yell either mats or songs until 5-6 in the morning. If you encounter this, call the reception. Don't be patient. The sooner you call, the sooner the silence will come.
Like this! Of course I liked it, because in fact there were only two problems: bad rooms and noisy nights. But I won't go to this hotel again.