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Amenities:
9.0
Rested at Adora Golf Resort from 13 to 22 July. A 10 day trip for a family of four (children aged 4 and 8) cost only $2.350. Adora is a great hotel for families with children. I had a room in a bungalow (Club room). But I changed it without any problems to a room in the Panorama, however, without a sea view. But even such a room in a travel agency (Detour) cost $ 3.600 for 10 days. I saved $1250!
Individual air conditioning worked flawlessly, cleaned well, tips were left twice for $ 3. The minibar filled up as it emptied. Attitude towards Russians (in my non-Russian opinion): quite normal. True, the Germans are treated more carefully. And this can be understood: firstly, over 5 million Turks live in Germany, and they want to be treated well; secondly, Turkey wants to join the European Union, and they want to create a good impression among the Europeans.
This attentiveness to the Germans can be seen in the little things: they put more food on their plates, they come to the table, they are interested in what they need, etc. But these are all trifles, and there is no discrimination.
I can call Adora a “people's hotel” (remember, at one time there were “people's TVs” represented first by “Funai” and then “Samsung”? ), since the vast majority of vacationers are Russians and residents of the CIS countries (mainly Kazakhs and Kyrgyz). There are also Turks. In general, the percentage is as follows: 70% - Russian + CIS, 20% - Turks, 10% - Germans and the rest of the Europeans. The hotel staff is a bit rude. There is an explanation for this: they are mostly seasonal workers who come from the remote eastern regions of Anatolia. Towel changers, for example, came from Erzurum. They said they wouldn't be here next year.
Adora is one of the few inexpensive 5 star hotels in Belek. Everything is here for a good rest: breakfast, lunch, dinner and late dinner (23.
00 – 24.00), several bars, biscuits, sweets, tea, beer, imported alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, Algida ice cream of three types (16.30-18.00), Gö zleme from 12 to 16 hours, corn, watermelons, etc. Cherries, melons and peaches it was in bulk. The contingent of the hotel filled their belly in a matter of days (they collected two and three plates, thinking that it would end). Thursday is Turkish day. On this day, they gave shish kebab of lamb, turkey, etc. And the animation on this evening is the best!
The hotel area is fragrant, it is very large, well-groomed. There is a water park with three slides, a children's pool with slides, a pool on the territory of the mini club, and two more pools. All of them are shallow and children can safely swim in them.
We went to Antalya twice (bus 3 dollars per person, children free of charge, 45 minutes drive), looked at the old city, museums, shopped, reducing prices by as much as half. We looked at Belek, Kadriye.
In general, we had a great rest. You can go.
Guides from Detur Vlad and Ramis left a good impression. If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer by email: mobilcompany@yandex. en
Individual air conditioning worked flawlessly, cleaned well, tips were left twice for $ 3. The minibar filled up as it emptied. Attitude towards Russians (in my non-Russian opinion): quite normal. True, the Germans are treated more carefully. And this can be understood: firstly, over 5 million Turks live in Germany, and they want to be treated well; secondly, Turkey wants to join the European Union, and they want to create a good impression among the Europeans.
This attentiveness to the Germans can be seen in the little things: they put more food on their plates, they come to the table, they are interested in what they need, etc. But these are all trifles, and there is no discrimination.
I can call Adora a “people's hotel” (remember, at one time there were “people's TVs” represented first by “Funai” and then “Samsung”? ), since the vast majority of vacationers are Russians and residents of the CIS countries (mainly Kazakhs and Kyrgyz). There are also Turks. In general, the percentage is as follows: 70% - Russian + CIS, 20% - Turks, 10% - Germans and the rest of the Europeans. The hotel staff is a bit rude. There is an explanation for this: they are mostly seasonal workers who come from the remote eastern regions of Anatolia. Towel changers, for example, came from Erzurum. They said they wouldn't be here next year.
Adora is one of the few inexpensive 5 star hotels in Belek. Everything is here for a good rest: breakfast, lunch, dinner and late dinner (23.
00 – 24.00), several bars, biscuits, sweets, tea, beer, imported alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, Algida ice cream of three types (16.30-18.00), Gö zleme from 12 to 16 hours, corn, watermelons, etc. Cherries, melons and peaches it was in bulk. The contingent of the hotel filled their belly in a matter of days (they collected two and three plates, thinking that it would end). Thursday is Turkish day. On this day, they gave shish kebab of lamb, turkey, etc. And the animation on this evening is the best!
The hotel area is fragrant, it is very large, well-groomed. There is a water park with three slides, a children's pool with slides, a pool on the territory of the mini club, and two more pools. All of them are shallow and children can safely swim in them.
We went to Antalya twice (bus 3 dollars per person, children free of charge, 45 minutes drive), looked at the old city, museums, shopped, reducing prices by as much as half. We looked at Belek, Kadriye.
In general, we had a great rest. You can go.
Guides from Detur Vlad and Ramis left a good impression. If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer by email: mobilcompany@yandex. en
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