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Are there rooms with walk in showers?
We want a modern room in this hotel with a walk in shower
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And what, in the Turkish five there may not be a shower cabin ???
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answered 10 years ago
Do you read the reviews?
Russian "tagil" in any 5 * will be settled in rooms for the disabled)))) The Turks are doing the right thing, because these "russo tourists" usually throw tantrums already at the reception ...
Then these creatures write reviews that they say they settled in a room for the disabled, without a cheap cabin)))
Well, as a matter of fact, of course there are rooms without booths, with a bathroom. Just in 5 * such majority. The cabin is a semi-finished product of some kind. For me, a bath with a shower is perfect ...
Russian "tagil" in any 5 * will be settled in rooms for the disabled)))) The Turks are doing the right thing, because these "russo tourists" usually throw tantrums already at the reception ...
Then these creatures write reviews that they say they settled in a room for the disabled, without a cheap cabin)))
Well, as a matter of fact, of course there are rooms without booths, with a bathroom. Just in 5 * such majority. The cabin is a semi-finished product of some kind. For me, a bath with a shower is perfect ...
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answered 10 years ago
I agree with Alexander, a shower cabin is a sign of an economy option, in good hotels, in good rooms it is a bath, and in very good ones also a bidet is a sign of respectability.
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answered 10 years ago
In my 5 * (not Titanic) there was a cabin and a bath and a bidet and a telephone near the toilet :)))
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answered 10 years ago
Well, in my opinion, there is a phone even in any 4 * next to the toilet))))
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answered 10 years ago
Telephone, yes, but whatever the cabin and the bath, this was not even in the deluxe.
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answered 10 years ago
I rested in the Titanic with a child in August 2012. Everything is fine: we were given a non-view room, we returned to the reception, offered 20 bucks and after 5 minutes moved to a chic view room. Just keep in mind, almost every evening, closer to the night, fireworks + night discos rumble. If you have a small child, it is better to ask for a quieter side of the hotel.
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answered 10 years ago