Не советую I do not advise

The first time I leave a comment about the hotel. . . I hope someone will help with the choice.
Many people do not read long comments to the end, so I write the conclusion right away and then after the fact.
I advise golf lovers to go to Belek. He is famous for it. And if you choose a hotel, definitely not this one. Since in the descent you want to feel the aesthetic and moral pleasure. I heard about good hotels around this price policy such as Siam, Sensetiv, Crystal, Adam and Eve.
Everything in Belek is insanely expensive. There is absolutely nothing to watch. There is nowhere to walk, the hotel is on the hotel and that's it. To leave Belek... this is again all paid for and through excursions for which I will write below, but to do it myself....I can imagine how much a taxi to Antalya will cost. So if you are not a golf fan, consider other cities.
Guys. . . from the heart and sincerely. . . don't go to this hotel. We really wanted to go home already.
Now for the fact.

Let me start by saying that I am not a picky tourist.
If you are offered to go here for no more than 700 dollars. and you are not picky, then you can....but since my husband and I went on a honeymoon trip, and we decided not to save... like good Turkey is better than bad Cyprus... it turned out that they paid an unrealistically high price for such conditions. The honeymoon was ruined. . .
Belek is located 45 km from the airport in Antalya.
Arriving at the hotel, we were settled immediately, in a room on the 1st floor (we were still lucky, because after us people were not settled for a long time). But as soon as they entered the room, they were horrified. The room was very small and there was an unbearable smell of dampness and mold. The view from the balcony was on another hotel, which was almost right next to ours. I read on the site that the rooms overlook the sea... nonsense. No rooms with sea access. Sea view only from lobby bar and a la carte restaurant. There was no normal bed....we were moved 2 singles.
Before that, I read in the comments about the smells in the rooms, apparently hoping that I would be blown away.
The first thing we did was go to the reception to clarify this issue, as the travel agent promised that, as for the newlyweds, we would have better conditions and the room would be prepared for our arrival, which, accordingly, was not (fruits, champagne, decorate... ).
We were told that there were no rooms, and for another 3 days they were fed breakfast that would settle this issue. In the end, we were told that we were so lucky... that this is a good room (it turns out there are worse, since there is a basement... semi-basement).
On the 3rd day, we decided to initiate the issue of moving to another hotel, naturally for an additional fee. Since the hotel was not satisfied as a whole and tried to rehabilitate their honeymoon. As a result, everyone got cold (special thanks to the Anex tour... we played football as best we could, we flew with them for the first and last time).

The hotel is small, the territory... I won’t even say that it’s tiny, since there is practically none. Everything looks much bigger in the photo.
Right next to the hotel, the pool... also small . . next to the pool from the strength of 60 sunbeds, which are almost impossible to take. On the sides of the pool there are tables with a dining room... that is, you swim and a lot of people eat around. A little further is another pool, it is for children with children's slides. The only option is the sea... there are no complaints, there are few people there.
Water sports near the sea. . . but as for me, it is also very expensive. Parachute 100 dollars, jet ski 60 dollars, the cheapest banana-15 dollars.
The hotel is family... the main Masa Arabs. Which are very fond of shouting... and allow EVERYTHING to their children, which, accordingly, brought us inconvenience.
There is no aesthetic pleasure... on the territory of 5 palm trees and that's it. There is nowhere to go out in Belek. . . one small textile market next to the hotel. I mean, it was boring. . .
Every evening there was a disco, but we could not sit there for a long time, 80 percent of the Arabic songs...
At 21.45 animation began (for children a little earlier) or karaoke, or competitions, or dance groups were invited. The animation lasted about an hour.
There are no complaints about the kitchen. Delicious, varied. They feed almost around the clock.
Since there was no entertainment... we went to the guide for excursions. Everything is unrealistically expensive... the cheapest it was the water park, which is located on the territory of the Rixos hotel. Entrance cost $55 per person. The water park is beautiful, everything is done as for people....but... there are an unrealistically many of these people. To get to the first hill, we waited an hour and a half in line. So my advice. . . enjoy the area for a couple of hours. . . and go to the slides closer to dinner. Not that much of a rush.
Please note that the annex tour soars excursions very beautifully... it tells everything very beautifully.

Let's go to one more of them. They said that the tour in the old city of Antalya will last 2 hours, and then we will be taken to a restaurant with Turkish cuisine, where delicious Turkish cuisine will be served... like unlimited. Plus they promised an unreal show program. In general, here is the bar. Having paid 130 dollars for two, in fact, having already arrived in Antalya, they told us that they had combed it and there was no excursion for a long time. That is, we came to eat for 130 dollars, when the hotel is free.
The restaurant did not even bother to reserve tables for everyone for this money (there were tables from 2 to 8 people). Therefore, everyone rushed there like crazy, pushing to take seats. Gourmet cuisine.... ridiculous. There were a couple of appetizers. . . More Wine and beer for free. There were 5 numbers from the show program. I can’t say that it’s really exciting... the animation at the hotel was more interesting.
In general, we ate mackerel for 130 dollars.
Take your travel iron with you! They don’t give out there....they say to iron 1 thing - 5 euros.
An interesting fact about medicine... on the 7th day my husband caught a cold. We came to the medical point of the mountain of the hotel. A guy is sitting there, and everything he did was given by a thermometer. After that, it gives out... I'm not a doctor, calling a doctor and examining a patient costs 80 euros. He will prescribe treatment for you, for which you will also pay plus. And then go to your homeland and knock this money out of the insurance. Didn't even give nasal drops or pills. . .
By the way, the medicines in the pharmacy are not expensive. . nose drops, cold tablets and cough syrup cost 7 dollars. . . but still I advise you to have it all with you. The action of those drugs is strange, although they put them on their feet in 2 days.
And from myself I will say....if a budget holiday, then Egypt is better. Everything is more colorful there and the exotic is more felt. Well, and cheaper