Жить можно You can live

Check-in only after 12 days, there are no available rooms. If you arrive earlier, wait until the check-out is over and the room will be cleaned. Bucks and chocolates don't solve anything. The badges immediately catch on and you can go for breakfast, to a bar or to the beach. The staff at the reception does not speak Russian well, so you need to write your wishes in English or Turkish on a piece of paper. The rooms are standard, with traces of current minor repairs and without floor coverings, but with bedbugs and ticks in the mattresses, they bite godlessly, the next morning the whole body is in blisters and itches. At the reception, they are not surprised, but send a cleaner with a spray, but after spraying the baseboards, they become even angrier and more biting. They asked the neighbors the same thing. On TV - ORT and RTR planet. From the balcony there is a great view of the sea and mountains. The cuisine is not bad, but without frills: chickens, fish, sometimes beef, a lot of greens, watermelons, melons, peaches, apples, sweets, ice cream. Didn't starve. The bar has local liquor and beer. Very tasty ayran and coffee. The beach, although small, but since the hotel is small, there are enough places and sunbeds with comfortable mattresses. Anime is practically non-existent. They cut into the whole Guli-Guli and drink coffee. Once there was a Turkish night, visiting girls danced a belly dance, etc. , this is class. And that's it. For children there is a pool and water slides, so they are not heard or seen on the beach. There is another problem: at 10 am, the animator and Guli-Guli wake up, plus a game of darts, where in Russian he only knows *go home, wash your feet*. The roar of a Boeing 737 on takeoff is just a fly. You need to lie down at the water's edge so as not to go deaf. Wi-fi 4 USD per day, but there are minor problems. The hotel is practically in the center of Kemer, textiles, sweets, leather are cheaper by 20-30% than in Antalya, and the freshest and most delicious sweets at Mehmet Ozdil, to the right of the clock in the center. So that you can live.