Your rating of this hotel:
3.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
5.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
2.0
The hotel is irrevocably stuck in the 90s of the last century.
The rooms reminded us of the rest at the camp sites in Zatoka near Odessa. From the inside, the room looks like a clay hut. Furniture from the last century and in the same condition. TV shows barely, mostly Turkish channels. Tiny shower stall full of mold.
Dirt and unsanitary conditions start from the room. Feces are washed out of the room onto the lawn with palm trees. When cooking and serving food, cooks take it directly with their hands without gloves. Cutlery is laid out on dirty tables.
Infrastructure. Everything from the description of the hotel is really there, but it would be better not to disgrace. Animation in Turkish in the evening at 22.00 and always the same. Ping pong is falling apart. The zoo is not even funny. Billiards is 30 years old. Gym. . . in rust and cobwebs, forget about it.
The beach is 30 meters wide, and it's not a beach. Stones on the shore, sun loungers partially broken, a pier in the sea. The minibus to the sea runs once an hour from 9 to 19.
The food is delicious, varied, but remember the unsanitary conditions. Of the 7 days of the tour, I spent 3 days with poisoning.
"Free" alcohol is a complete mess. As an alternative for children - juices like "Yuppie". Notice the glasses. Reusable plastic cups are very difficult to wash.
The employees are mostly friendly. Russian is spoken by 1% of the staff, English is spoken by 10%.
Wi-Fi is everywhere, but weak, only enough to check the mail.
Everyone and everywhere smokes, even at tables in a restaurant, they have such a culture. By the way, the bulk of the guests are Turks. The rest, in decreasing order: Russians, British, Poles, Ukrainians.
The shop is nothing. And the nearest supermarket is a 15 minute walk on the side of a busy road. There are no souvenirs in Yalikavak village.
The water slides in the pool look like a playground from the times of the USSR, only the rocket is missing. They are intended for small children. Do not be fooled by the tales of the tour operator about the water park.
The hotel is really boring. Sometimes they played crooked table tennis when there was no queue for a single table. The rest of the time they ate, because there are 5 meals in the program. The sea is also boring. By the way, the lifeguard is there only on weekdays and is busy flirting with women, and not his functions.
The water in the pools is so-so. There is an opinion that people are poisoned from it.
The public toilets are very dirty. The water in the showers by the sea is terribly chlorinated.
Representatives of tour operators in the hotel are only interested in selling you paid excursions.
I do not recommend the hotel. The same conditions can be obtained in your own country for much less money. True, the sea will not be the Aegean.
The rooms reminded us of the rest at the camp sites in Zatoka near Odessa. From the inside, the room looks like a clay hut. Furniture from the last century and in the same condition. TV shows barely, mostly Turkish channels. Tiny shower stall full of mold.
Dirt and unsanitary conditions start from the room. Feces are washed out of the room onto the lawn with palm trees. When cooking and serving food, cooks take it directly with their hands without gloves. Cutlery is laid out on dirty tables.
Infrastructure. Everything from the description of the hotel is really there, but it would be better not to disgrace. Animation in Turkish in the evening at 22.00 and always the same. Ping pong is falling apart. The zoo is not even funny. Billiards is 30 years old. Gym. . . in rust and cobwebs, forget about it.
The beach is 30 meters wide, and it's not a beach. Stones on the shore, sun loungers partially broken, a pier in the sea. The minibus to the sea runs once an hour from 9 to 19.
The food is delicious, varied, but remember the unsanitary conditions. Of the 7 days of the tour, I spent 3 days with poisoning.
"Free" alcohol is a complete mess. As an alternative for children - juices like "Yuppie". Notice the glasses. Reusable plastic cups are very difficult to wash.
The employees are mostly friendly. Russian is spoken by 1% of the staff, English is spoken by 10%.
Wi-Fi is everywhere, but weak, only enough to check the mail.
Everyone and everywhere smokes, even at tables in a restaurant, they have such a culture. By the way, the bulk of the guests are Turks. The rest, in decreasing order: Russians, British, Poles, Ukrainians.
The shop is nothing. And the nearest supermarket is a 15 minute walk on the side of a busy road. There are no souvenirs in Yalikavak village.
The water slides in the pool look like a playground from the times of the USSR, only the rocket is missing. They are intended for small children. Do not be fooled by the tales of the tour operator about the water park.
The hotel is really boring. Sometimes they played crooked table tennis when there was no queue for a single table. The rest of the time they ate, because there are 5 meals in the program. The sea is also boring. By the way, the lifeguard is there only on weekdays and is busy flirting with women, and not his functions.
The water in the pools is so-so. There is an opinion that people are poisoned from it.
The public toilets are very dirty. The water in the showers by the sea is terribly chlorinated.
Representatives of tour operators in the hotel are only interested in selling you paid excursions.
I do not recommend the hotel. The same conditions can be obtained in your own country for much less money. True, the sea will not be the Aegean.
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