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Food:
3.0
We were in August 2018. A very modest hotel that needs renovation and renovation.
If you get a room overlooking the street, be prepared for the noise of passing traffic, the music of cafes and street vendors. If the room is on the patio - then there is a shadow and a view of the mountains. The first floor is occupied by shops, the rooms start from the second floor. The lobby has free wi-fi and a cool water cooler.
In the courtyard there is a swimming pool and outdoor dining. and a bar. Tables without tablecloths, sticky (((
The room has a bed, one bedside table, a mirror with a table and a TV under the ceiling.
The room was cleaned once without changing linen and towels(((Our requests for missing light bulbs above the bed and near the mirror, changing batteries in the remote control and the second bedspread were not satisfied(((The window and the balcony door are wooden, with slots, so the noise insulation is minimal and The air conditioner can barely keep up.
Food buffet - very meager, mostly salads, soup, greens. Of the 7 days, 3 days were no meat at all, 4 days - potatoes with chicken, grilled chicken backs with a tail, soy nuggets, chicken patroha. For dessert alternately - watermelon / plums / grapes / cherry plums. And once they split into baklava and cookies!
From alcohol white and red dry wine. From drinks - local Cola, Sprite, Fanta.
In general, do not sit in your room, go directly to beach 155, it is free for our and several other hotels. Therefore, at 10 o'clock, all the sunbeds are already occupied. Go through the central square to the monument to Ataturk. Nearby are free municipal and paid ($ 1-3) beaches (if you go beyond the port, there are sandy beaches). Near the pedestrian Liman street, in the middle of which is a pool with some water, palm trees and benches and a sea of shops.
At every step there are souvenir shops, textiles, sweets, cafes.
From local attractions: Moon light park.
a couple of mosques, Yoruk Parki (miniatures recreating the life of the ancient Yoruk nomads and a cafe), a port with yachts, a central square with a turret, food (Monday) and food (Tuesday) markets, a dolphinarium, fountains, palm trees and flowers.
If you wish, you can visit the hammam, go on various excursions, taste local food, go to nightclubs, hookah, listen to live music in bars near the sea, attend a foam party, walk along the promenade along the sea, buy high-quality textiles, wine, olives , handmade soaps.
To summarize: from the pros - azure water, the proximity of the beach, the city center, the airport is not far.
Of the minuses - a dead hotel, vegetarian food, check-in only after 14 (we arrived at night and were not allowed to check in for any additional money), ignoring requests for troubleshooting in the room from the staff, and the density of sunbeds on the beach.
But we did not go to the hotel, but to the sea!
In general, Kemer is wonderful with beautiful mountains and forests, as well as clear water.
Natalie, Ukraine.
If you get a room overlooking the street, be prepared for the noise of passing traffic, the music of cafes and street vendors. If the room is on the patio - then there is a shadow and a view of the mountains. The first floor is occupied by shops, the rooms start from the second floor. The lobby has free wi-fi and a cool water cooler.
In the courtyard there is a swimming pool and outdoor dining. and a bar. Tables without tablecloths, sticky (((
The room has a bed, one bedside table, a mirror with a table and a TV under the ceiling.
The room was cleaned once without changing linen and towels(((Our requests for missing light bulbs above the bed and near the mirror, changing batteries in the remote control and the second bedspread were not satisfied(((The window and the balcony door are wooden, with slots, so the noise insulation is minimal and The air conditioner can barely keep up.
Food buffet - very meager, mostly salads, soup, greens. Of the 7 days, 3 days were no meat at all, 4 days - potatoes with chicken, grilled chicken backs with a tail, soy nuggets, chicken patroha. For dessert alternately - watermelon / plums / grapes / cherry plums. And once they split into baklava and cookies!
From alcohol white and red dry wine. From drinks - local Cola, Sprite, Fanta.
In general, do not sit in your room, go directly to beach 155, it is free for our and several other hotels. Therefore, at 10 o'clock, all the sunbeds are already occupied. Go through the central square to the monument to Ataturk. Nearby are free municipal and paid ($ 1-3) beaches (if you go beyond the port, there are sandy beaches). Near the pedestrian Liman street, in the middle of which is a pool with some water, palm trees and benches and a sea of shops.
At every step there are souvenir shops, textiles, sweets, cafes.
From local attractions: Moon light park.
a couple of mosques, Yoruk Parki (miniatures recreating the life of the ancient Yoruk nomads and a cafe), a port with yachts, a central square with a turret, food (Monday) and food (Tuesday) markets, a dolphinarium, fountains, palm trees and flowers.
If you wish, you can visit the hammam, go on various excursions, taste local food, go to nightclubs, hookah, listen to live music in bars near the sea, attend a foam party, walk along the promenade along the sea, buy high-quality textiles, wine, olives , handmade soaps.
To summarize: from the pros - azure water, the proximity of the beach, the city center, the airport is not far.
Of the minuses - a dead hotel, vegetarian food, check-in only after 14 (we arrived at night and were not allowed to check in for any additional money), ignoring requests for troubleshooting in the room from the staff, and the density of sunbeds on the beach.
But we did not go to the hotel, but to the sea!
In general, Kemer is wonderful with beautiful mountains and forests, as well as clear water.
Natalie, Ukraine.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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