But it’s not a pity that everything is paid for, and you don’t sleep there, and you don’t live ")))

Written: 9 march 2013
Travel time: 13 — 25 september 2008
Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 7.0
Service: 5.0
Cleanliness: 6.0
Food: 3.0
Amenities: 4.0
Firstly, BEACH (coastal) should be removed from the name of the hotel, since it is really far from the beach and MAXIMAS - this is generally the word probably stands BEACH, since it is MAXIMUM far from the SHORE. In general, I went to their beach 2 times. This is a piece of a public unfenced beach, on which there are signs with three names of hotels. Food is scarce. Alcohol was poured generously at the pool and it did not end only in the last days, when they realized that this tourist would not buy imported alcohol, so they give, and only imported alcohol is on the window. Local wine stood in barrels in the hall. Self-service. Very comfortably.
My room overlooked the mountain. Since the hotel is generally far from the sea, there was no point in asking for a better view from the window. Except with a pool view. But there are worse rooms that are close to the kitchen. Buzz and smells!!!
I saved myself with excursions. If the hotel was good, it would be a pity for the money spent, because out of 13 nights, I spent the night at the hotel 6 times. But Pamukkale from Anex tour for 2 days is a magical tour, good guides, good accommodation. The rest I bought on the beach. Cheap, well organized. I overslept once and was late for some kind of excursion and I was offered to go to a good hammam in Kemer with this money. And they could get cold feet! In coastal shops, almost everyone speaks Russian and very well. Not cheeky.

I don't recommend going there. Those who were not in Turkey for the first time simply called their tour operators and demanded resettlement. They succeeded. And for those who are for the first time, who are not tempted and only to spend the night and ride on excursions, then decide for yourself.
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