Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
4.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
7.0
Amenities:
8.0
Rested last year in early September with a child of 4 years. The tour was taken in Warsaw from a Polish tour operator. Two adults and a child under 4 paid $1860 for 7 nights.
I liked it: the territory is well-groomed, green, the pebble beach is clean, large, gentle entry into the sea. The food is varied and themed. For children, good animation, there is a small amusement park (paid).
I didn’t like it: with a small child they settled in one of the buildings farthest from the beach, it was far from sawing from the beach to the canteen. The room on the first floor is dead, the walls are lined with foam panels, the air conditioner blew right on the bed, and therefore either sweat or be afraid that you will seep through. The balcony is dull, dirty, small, some kind of constant humidity (even the swimsuit did not dry until the morning), apparently from the fact that the lawn sprinkler is working and from this increased humidity.
Dining room: several large halls, but still they cannot accommodate everyone who wants to eat at the same time, therefore (note that there was no covid last year yet! ) You could sometimes take a table in the outskirts and then run around winding circles in different locations of the dining room, and with a small child is a gesture.
The location of the hotel is such that there is nowhere to go within walking distance.
Having drawn conclusions, this year we went to a small, cozy hotel in Kemer itself with a new renovation, clean, without these huge crowds of people and did not regret it.
I liked it: the territory is well-groomed, green, the pebble beach is clean, large, gentle entry into the sea. The food is varied and themed. For children, good animation, there is a small amusement park (paid).
I didn’t like it: with a small child they settled in one of the buildings farthest from the beach, it was far from sawing from the beach to the canteen. The room on the first floor is dead, the walls are lined with foam panels, the air conditioner blew right on the bed, and therefore either sweat or be afraid that you will seep through. The balcony is dull, dirty, small, some kind of constant humidity (even the swimsuit did not dry until the morning), apparently from the fact that the lawn sprinkler is working and from this increased humidity.
Dining room: several large halls, but still they cannot accommodate everyone who wants to eat at the same time, therefore (note that there was no covid last year yet! ) You could sometimes take a table in the outskirts and then run around winding circles in different locations of the dining room, and with a small child is a gesture.
The location of the hotel is such that there is nowhere to go within walking distance.
Having drawn conclusions, this year we went to a small, cozy hotel in Kemer itself with a new renovation, clean, without these huge crowds of people and did not regret it.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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