Very dirty, rooms are not cleaned. Constant line in the dining room, 20-30 minutes. There is no own beach, it is across the street from the city. The sea is dirty, like a river, instead of sand, silt. Many dogs are large, they live on the beach and shit there and fit. A lot of homeless people in the literal sense, live right on the grass, near the hotel, even though the police are chasing them, they are there.
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Very dirty, rooms are not cleaned.
Constant line in the dining room, 20-30 minutes.
There is no own beach, it is across the street from the city.
The sea is dirty, like a river, instead of sand, silt.
Many dogs are large, they live on the beach and shit there and fit.
A lot of homeless people in the literal sense, live right on the grass, near the hotel, even though the police are chasing them, they are there.
There is nothing on the beach - no animation, no music, no snacks.
Internet catches very badly, and then at the reception.
This is a purely Turkish hotel for Turkish guests.
Horror!!!!! !
Constant line in the dining room, 20-30 minutes.
There is no own beach, it is across the street from the city.
The sea is dirty, like a river, instead of sand, silt.
Many dogs are large, they live on the beach and shit there and fit.
A lot of homeless people in the literal sense, live right on the grass, near the hotel, even though the police are chasing them, they are there.
There is nothing on the beach - no animation, no music, no snacks.
Internet catches very badly, and then at the reception.
This is a purely Turkish hotel for Turkish guests.
Horror!!!!! !
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Friendly staff, mostly English speaking. Most of the tourists are Europeans and Turks. We (me and my husband) had a club room, further from the pool. If you like silence, that's it. Cleaning in the room was every day. It is literally 30 meters to go to the beach. We rested at the end of May and the sea was already warm.
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Friendly staff, mostly English speaking. Most of the tourists are Europeans and Turks.
We (me and my husband) had a club room, further from the pool. If you like silence, that's it. Cleaning in the room was every day.
It is literally 30 meters to go to the beach. We rested at the end of May and the sea was already warm. The beach itself near the water is dirty. On other sites they write that there are dogs on the beach. Yes, they are, but they are friendly, do not climb into the water and absolutely do not interfere with sunbathing and swimming in the sea.
We really liked the cuisine. Firstly, there is a huge selection of dishes, and secondly, they cook very tasty. The grill bar is open for lunch and dinner.
Show programs are arranged every evening. For children there are animators.
About Wi-Fi. To connect, you need to go to the front desk and ask the boy to connect it (they do it through a computer).
If you want to go to the center, then a minibus stops near the hotel. The fare costs 3 lira, you go to the bus station. The name of the area is written on each minibus, we had BERDAKCI (this is something to go back). Currency can be changed at the reception desk or in the center in exchange offices.
We (me and my husband) had a club room, further from the pool. If you like silence, that's it. Cleaning in the room was every day.
It is literally 30 meters to go to the beach. We rested at the end of May and the sea was already warm. The beach itself near the water is dirty. On other sites they write that there are dogs on the beach. Yes, they are, but they are friendly, do not climb into the water and absolutely do not interfere with sunbathing and swimming in the sea.
We really liked the cuisine. Firstly, there is a huge selection of dishes, and secondly, they cook very tasty. The grill bar is open for lunch and dinner.
Show programs are arranged every evening. For children there are animators.
About Wi-Fi. To connect, you need to go to the front desk and ask the boy to connect it (they do it through a computer).
If you want to go to the center, then a minibus stops near the hotel. The fare costs 3 lira, you go to the bus station. The name of the area is written on each minibus, we had BERDAKCI (this is something to go back). Currency can be changed at the reception desk or in the center in exchange offices.
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