обратная сторона турецкого отдыха the other side of turkish holiday

I cannot help but share my impressions about the hotel in order to protect my compatriots from disappointment. Having the experience of vacationing in Turkey in Belek in a 5 * hotel and the need to get to the village of Mahmutlar, I chose this 4 * city hotel, hoping that even if it was half as bad, we would hold out for a week. I do not make exorbitant demands and often rest in 4 * hotels, but this hotel "pulls for a weak three". It is located in the center of the village, which makes it possible to walk around the city, through the stalls, through the bazaars. The sea is across the road. The beach is dirty to say the least. I haven't seen anyone clean it in a week. Access to the sea is difficult. to. small pebbles are replaced by large flat stones, very slippery. The pool is very small - it is impossible to take a sunbed or a chair, although we got up at 6 o'clock. We lived in a new building C - in the room the furniture and plumbing are new, but there is no water, no glasses, no soap. The restaurant looks like a canteen. Something is constantly missing - either plates, or forks, or places at the table. They open 20-30 minutes late. Salads are winded - slightly sour. The cook gives everyone a plate not only hot, but also scrambled eggs for breakfast. Is it a buffet? The only plus is that the beer and wine were not diluted. Cleaning in the room is not bad (perhaps because of the dollar regularly left), but they come when it suits them. If the "do not disturb" tag hangs, it does not stop them. They come in and try to explain that you are bothering them. There were practically no fruits - I don’t read green unripe watermelons and peaches. Meat for a week was 1 time, 2 times fish (very bony), the rest of the time chicken. I can do without meat at all, but there were not even yoghurts, which I really liked in Belek. Conclusion - I will never go to this hotel again!