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Rooms:
9.0
Service:
9.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
9.0
Rested in 2011 with children 2 and 6 years old. If anyone doubts the choice - go to Papillon - you will not regret it. We talked to people there - there are those who have been in this hotel 3-4 times already - in my opinion, this says a lot. Although I myself am a supporter of diversity and do not go to the same place on principle. No matter how much you like the hotel - there is so much more in the world that I have not seen!
The beach is sandy, there are always enough sunbeds. But the waves were a bit high, so my cowardly children swam in the pool all the time. And I myself didn’t so much swim in the sea as stand and jump in the waves so as not to overwhelm (I, unfortunately, don’t swim very well).
The food is luxurious. For children there is a corner with a TV, so sometimes you can distract the children and sit quietly (which is a very necessary thing for parents of kids).
We had a room overlooking the garden which was very nice. The cicadas chirped endlessly, sometimes they saw turtles (for the joy of children). We had a late check out, so we extended our stay for an additional fee. True, we had to move to a room with a more modest view, but for us the main thing was that there was a place to put the child to sleep in the afternoon, so everything is fine.
I liked the animation - in the children's disco there are also Russian melodies, for adults the shows are also interesting.
We did not go on excursions, but we flew to friends in Ankara on our own, since Antalya airport was only 30 minutes away. I was surprised how Turks love children! Even very stern-looking men, seeing our children, began to make faces at them and play with them. On the plane on the way to Ankara, such a "terrible" uncle suddenly gave his cupcake (given out with juice) to our son, and when the plane was in the turbulence zone, he began to play with him to distract him. On the bus in Ankara, when my daughter was sick, everyone around (again, including men) began to help me. Such attention to children is probably the biggest impression and surprise from my trip to Turkey.
So both the country and the hotel really liked it! My dream is to fly to Istanbul, so I hope the next review will be about this!
The beach is sandy, there are always enough sunbeds. But the waves were a bit high, so my cowardly children swam in the pool all the time. And I myself didn’t so much swim in the sea as stand and jump in the waves so as not to overwhelm (I, unfortunately, don’t swim very well).
The food is luxurious. For children there is a corner with a TV, so sometimes you can distract the children and sit quietly (which is a very necessary thing for parents of kids).
We had a room overlooking the garden which was very nice. The cicadas chirped endlessly, sometimes they saw turtles (for the joy of children). We had a late check out, so we extended our stay for an additional fee. True, we had to move to a room with a more modest view, but for us the main thing was that there was a place to put the child to sleep in the afternoon, so everything is fine.
I liked the animation - in the children's disco there are also Russian melodies, for adults the shows are also interesting.
We did not go on excursions, but we flew to friends in Ankara on our own, since Antalya airport was only 30 minutes away. I was surprised how Turks love children! Even very stern-looking men, seeing our children, began to make faces at them and play with them. On the plane on the way to Ankara, such a "terrible" uncle suddenly gave his cupcake (given out with juice) to our son, and when the plane was in the turbulence zone, he began to play with him to distract him. On the bus in Ankara, when my daughter was sick, everyone around (again, including men) began to help me. Such attention to children is probably the biggest impression and surprise from my trip to Turkey.
So both the country and the hotel really liked it! My dream is to fly to Istanbul, so I hope the next review will be about this!
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