Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
2.0
Food:
1.0
Amenities:
3.0
We arrived at the hotel early at 7 am. There was a young boy at the reception who speaks neither Russian nor English. But, fortunately, that did not cause problems, he filled out the documents himself.
At other times there were young people who speak Russian, there are no complaints about them at all.
After waiting for 7-30, we went to have breakfast. Things were left in the luggage room. Breakfast surprised in a bad sense of the word. There is very little food, mostly weird sausage and lots of greens (like a huge plate of parsley). There were cucumbers and tomatoes which may have been old. Tomatoes don't taste very good. There were sliced sausages with spices, which were given out in portions. If not for spices, then these sausages would not have been possible to eat at all. There were also olives, pickled peppers, cabbage, carrots. Sometimes eggs were given out for breakfast - one per person. Sometimes there was cheese and margarine. There was always a fresh loaf. There were tartlets and various jams.
After breakfast, they began to tell us about the hotel, offered the services of a hammam and an excursion to a leather and fur store. By the way, there is a leather shop in the hotel itself, where you can even get a loan for a leather jacket.
You can check into the room before 14-00, using the early booking service, paying a certain amount for it.
Rooms are a whole other issue. Someone is still lucky with them, but someone has to put up with mold, an unpleasant smell and a bunch of other "surprises".
We got a decent room, compared to other rooms in this hotel. There were 2 beds, air conditioning, bedside tables, a table, a new (! ) TV, wardrobe. There is only one socket in the room! There was a balcony. The bathroom had liquid soap, which was later diluted for some reason with water. Half of the ceiling looked unfinished. The shower was in fair condition, but one side door was falling off. Next to the shower there is a drain in the floor, but all the water spills all over the floor, right up to the doors, then you have to clean it with a special mop (it's good that it's there).
The room is cleaned every 3 days. If there is not enough toilet paper, then you need to go to the reception. Because they can not put it even after cleaning.
Lunch is almost like breakfast. Salads are made from the same tomatoes and cucumbers, plus a bunch of salads with onions and mayonnaise. Just a bunch of greens, pasta and risk. There were soups, almost always good. Dinner was plums and apples.
Dinner was a little better. They put out soup from lunch, the same vegetables and greens, a long loaf, pasta, rice, cabbage. Sometimes they made meat, well, or hearts, liver, and so on. The food became somehow better when the Turks appeared in the hotel. They began to make a little more meat dishes (but do not flatter yourself! ), At least somehow you could eat. But the breakfasts remained dietary.
It was difficult for people with children, because there is almost nothing for children to eat there. Saved only by pasta and a loaf.
Almost never had potatoes, only once with meatballs.
Meat is also given in portions, one spoonful per person.
Sometimes there were oranges and watermelons.
Of the drinks, there are diluted juices, a water cooler, only 2 out of 5 buttons worked in the coffee machine: there was chicory and coffee with milk. The coffee tasted disgusting. There was a tea, mostly herbal, but you need to drink it with care, as there is a slimming tea that includes senna - google what it is and what it is for.
There was black tea already brewed, but very strong. In the bar, cola, sprite, lipton - for free. Gin and vodka were watered down. Beer and wine for a fee. It's easier to go to the market and buy there.
Until 23-00 music plays, almost always Russian. For children, there was something like a mini disco, but not every day, so no one will work with them there.
After 23-00 you can go to the disco.
The hotel has a swimming pool and a slide. I did not see that this slide, of course, worked.
Wi-fi in the hotel is paid, $ 1 for 1 day. Wi-fi does not always work properly and may not catch in the room.
Sometimes the water was turned off throughout the village during the day.
A small bus takes you to the beach, there is not enough space in it.
We walked to the beach. 20 minutes somewhere spent on the road. There is a wild beach, next to which it seems like a hotel beach. But the owners of the cafe located there charge for sunbeds. By the way, the cafe is very good, if you dare to visit this hotel, you can eat there. Sunbeds and an umbrella were paid, but not expensive. $3 for 2 sunbeds and an umbrella. But you can also sunbathe on the wild beach nearby on your mats - as you like.
The sea is warm and clear, but the entrance is very rocky, there are huge stones. It is best to bring special shoes with you or buy them there.
There are markets near the hotel, but no chain stores. Most prices are in dollars, not everyone accepts cards. On the way to the hotel there are several good cafes where you can eat delicious food.
Opposite the hotel there are beautiful mountains, many flowering plants, which can somehow brighten up the trip.
We were lucky that it was a burning short tour, we flew in just to swim. And so, I can’t imagine how you can withstand a week or more there.
In the end, I do not recommend this hotel to anyone, do not spoil your nerves and rest. It is better to look for something in Alanya, for example, where infrastructure and services are much better developed.
At other times there were young people who speak Russian, there are no complaints about them at all.
After waiting for 7-30, we went to have breakfast. Things were left in the luggage room. Breakfast surprised in a bad sense of the word. There is very little food, mostly weird sausage and lots of greens (like a huge plate of parsley). There were cucumbers and tomatoes which may have been old. Tomatoes don't taste very good. There were sliced sausages with spices, which were given out in portions. If not for spices, then these sausages would not have been possible to eat at all. There were also olives, pickled peppers, cabbage, carrots. Sometimes eggs were given out for breakfast - one per person. Sometimes there was cheese and margarine. There was always a fresh loaf. There were tartlets and various jams.
After breakfast, they began to tell us about the hotel, offered the services of a hammam and an excursion to a leather and fur store. By the way, there is a leather shop in the hotel itself, where you can even get a loan for a leather jacket.
You can check into the room before 14-00, using the early booking service, paying a certain amount for it.
Rooms are a whole other issue. Someone is still lucky with them, but someone has to put up with mold, an unpleasant smell and a bunch of other "surprises".
We got a decent room, compared to other rooms in this hotel. There were 2 beds, air conditioning, bedside tables, a table, a new (! ) TV, wardrobe. There is only one socket in the room! There was a balcony. The bathroom had liquid soap, which was later diluted for some reason with water. Half of the ceiling looked unfinished. The shower was in fair condition, but one side door was falling off. Next to the shower there is a drain in the floor, but all the water spills all over the floor, right up to the doors, then you have to clean it with a special mop (it's good that it's there).
The room is cleaned every 3 days. If there is not enough toilet paper, then you need to go to the reception. Because they can not put it even after cleaning.
Lunch is almost like breakfast. Salads are made from the same tomatoes and cucumbers, plus a bunch of salads with onions and mayonnaise. Just a bunch of greens, pasta and risk. There were soups, almost always good. Dinner was plums and apples.
Dinner was a little better. They put out soup from lunch, the same vegetables and greens, a long loaf, pasta, rice, cabbage. Sometimes they made meat, well, or hearts, liver, and so on. The food became somehow better when the Turks appeared in the hotel. They began to make a little more meat dishes (but do not flatter yourself! ), At least somehow you could eat. But the breakfasts remained dietary.
It was difficult for people with children, because there is almost nothing for children to eat there. Saved only by pasta and a loaf.
Almost never had potatoes, only once with meatballs.
Meat is also given in portions, one spoonful per person.
Sometimes there were oranges and watermelons.
Of the drinks, there are diluted juices, a water cooler, only 2 out of 5 buttons worked in the coffee machine: there was chicory and coffee with milk. The coffee tasted disgusting. There was a tea, mostly herbal, but you need to drink it with care, as there is a slimming tea that includes senna - google what it is and what it is for.
There was black tea already brewed, but very strong. In the bar, cola, sprite, lipton - for free. Gin and vodka were watered down. Beer and wine for a fee. It's easier to go to the market and buy there.
Until 23-00 music plays, almost always Russian. For children, there was something like a mini disco, but not every day, so no one will work with them there.
After 23-00 you can go to the disco.
The hotel has a swimming pool and a slide. I did not see that this slide, of course, worked.
Wi-fi in the hotel is paid, $ 1 for 1 day. Wi-fi does not always work properly and may not catch in the room.
Sometimes the water was turned off throughout the village during the day.
A small bus takes you to the beach, there is not enough space in it.
We walked to the beach. 20 minutes somewhere spent on the road. There is a wild beach, next to which it seems like a hotel beach. But the owners of the cafe located there charge for sunbeds. By the way, the cafe is very good, if you dare to visit this hotel, you can eat there. Sunbeds and an umbrella were paid, but not expensive. $3 for 2 sunbeds and an umbrella. But you can also sunbathe on the wild beach nearby on your mats - as you like.
The sea is warm and clear, but the entrance is very rocky, there are huge stones. It is best to bring special shoes with you or buy them there.
There are markets near the hotel, but no chain stores. Most prices are in dollars, not everyone accepts cards. On the way to the hotel there are several good cafes where you can eat delicious food.
Opposite the hotel there are beautiful mountains, many flowering plants, which can somehow brighten up the trip.
We were lucky that it was a burning short tour, we flew in just to swim. And so, I can’t imagine how you can withstand a week or more there.
In the end, I do not recommend this hotel to anyone, do not spoil your nerves and rest. It is better to look for something in Alanya, for example, where infrastructure and services are much better developed.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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