Не плохо, но и не хорошо Not bad, but not good either

We chose this hotel to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and not burden your body with the delights of all-inclusive. I'll tell you right now - that's what happened. Quiet, calm, except for children periodically appearing under the balcony with joyful cries of "Mom, I pooped! " But this is unavoidable if the hotel is not 18+.
My husband and I had questions about the quality of service: the linen was never changed, the towels even thrown on the floor, as if hinting that they were not entirely clean, were carefully picked up and hung on the crossbar. The food is completely unimaginative. Turkish cuisine, of course, is rather bland in itself and not particularly tasty (judging by the impressions received in various cafes and restaurants), but here it’s just economy-preeconomy! Every morning scrambled eggs, French fries, bad quality sausage and the same cheese. But this is a common problem of Turkish hotels. It’s good that we didn’t take dinners and lunches, but went to Kemer for dinner. Let not a fountain of taste, but at least some variety.
They also didn’t think of the transfer a little: it would be possible to start up the hotel bus at least once more in the evening: come from the city, otherwise it’s two km to stomp through the forest in the dark from the minibus, and, they say, it’s unsafe at night: wild boars run around! )))

Feelings from the hotel: redneck. But we were determined to see only the pluses, and there are a lot of them: the cleanest air, good rooms, we took the Forest room with a veranda, where in the evenings we admired the mountains and drank wine (tea, coffee).
They didn’t ride horses: they went to the stable, looked at these horses (dirty, skinny, not well-groomed), decided not to aggravate their already unenviable situation.
In general terms: I recommend for unpretentious travelers.