Скорее нет, чем да More likely no than yes

We rested at the hotel from August 18-26.2010 (! ! and that was enough for us !! ). Didn't like the hotel. For those who are going to Turkey for the first time, I do not advise spoiling the whole impression of this wonderful country, but for those who go on vacation with the company and prefer an active, rather than “lazy” vacation, Millennium Palace can also be considered. Let's start with settlement. They settled extremely quickly, we arrived, we immediately had an informational meeting with the guide, filled out the questionnaires and immediately settled in without any problems, we liked the first room with a view of the pool. At first glance, everything in the rooms is neat, clean, like, but upon closer acquaintance with the room, very dirty curtains were found in some drips (see our room was flooded) and not very clean, although washed bed linen. Well, okay, DO NOT TROUBLE)). It also turned out that there was no minibar in the room (later we asked for it and they brought it to us) and there are only 4 channels on TV, 3 of which hiss strongly. We turned to the reception, brought a bigger TV, but unfortunately there was only one channel in general, the first one, but it went WELL)). Well, okay, we didn’t come to watch TV)). The cleaning of the room consisted of the fact that they made the beds and folded the towels neatly. Neither one nor the other did not change for the rest even once.
The hotel area is small. The back part is called the "garden", but there is even in some places some kind of dirty tattered green carpet instead of grass. Those who take numbers to the mountains and this garden, then at night you can hear a prayer, because. right behind the hotel there is a mosque and a mullah sings there. Just behind the hotel is an abandoned building with broken windows. The hotel itself is located along the Antalya-Kemer highway, in the immediate vicinity there is no civilization at all.
The beach is very small, there are three rows of sun loungers, the bottom is very rocky, you can jump from the pier and not touch the slippery stones, or you can just swim in flip flops or special slippers. I did not enjoy walking on the stones, it hurt, but someone calmly entered and swam without paying attention to them. Drinks are offered on the beach: concentrated juice and water.

The pool was cleaned during the animation, stupidly pouring bleach there (which spread a pungent smell). By the end of our holiday, we no longer swam in it, as the water was cloudy. The attendants themselves bathed in the pool (Ahmed is the owner of the fur coat shop in the hotel), singing their folk songs - not much pleasant.
The animation is normal, but I, unfortunately, have not seen another in Turkey. I went 2 times and 2 times in different hotels by the will of fate, I had the same animator Ramadan. Great boy, trying to entertain people as best he can. In this he is helped by a girl, also an animator of Light and brother (works as a cook or confectioner) Tufan (if I'm not mistaken). Sveta also takes care of the kids, holds a mini-disco, and painted their faces a couple of times during the day. Once we were given a fire show, there were some folk dances and fireworks. After the animation, a type of disco takes place, here on the street, whoever wishes, is taken to Kemer to the Inferno club ($ 15). In general, the animation is the same type, the contests are identical, but PROBABLY this is the case everywhere. Again, I repeat that I did not manage to see another animation in Turkey.
Now about nutrition. We were fed badly. There was no choice. They gave pasta, potatoes and rice floating in the WATER, and then not all at once, the choice was minimal. Meat was 2 times grilled chicken, 2 times fish, and again, no choice was provided. Stewed vegetables still, where sometimes pieces of chicken came across. For breakfast, consistently ONE pancakes (DELICIOUS), 2 times the truth was fried eggs. Salads in the hotel are 1. Sliced ​ ​ tomatoes; 2. Tomato slices; 3. Cucumbers in circles; 4. Cucumber slices; 5. Simply shredded cabbage; 6. Beetroot just in pieces; and something else twisted there, with pasta, also all sorts of weed. Basically, EVERYTHING. Surprised and disappointed by the complete lack of fruit. No, of course, there are cut apples and oranges into 4 parts, but that's ALL! Another 2 days was watermelon, 2 days grapes. In general, excesses in the form of peaches, for example, certainly do not wait)). For dessert, several varieties of local rice-based jelly cakes and something else sugary-sweet in honey.
The drinks. Everything always ended. We drank ours from duty free or bought it in a store, this applies not only to alcohol, but also to coffee. For lunch and dinner, we personally brought the juice bought in the store or drank some water. In the dining room, tea, concentrated juices and water are poured during meals. The choice is not great. With alcohol, it’s generally terrible, after 9 one drink in one hand, and if the bartender sees that it’s not the first time they’re coming up, he tries to serve in the VERY LAST TURN, when EVERYONE has already left the bar. At 10 o'clock the light in the bar turns off - everything is paid. Beer was only a couple of times, the rest of the days "ended".

Although, you know, I already miss it... Rest is what rest is for, to relax, disconnect from the outside world and just enjoy the sea and the sun. You can get your “pros” from everything, for example, we met good people at the Millennium Palace, rode the sights of Kemer on a yacht, went for a massage, sunbathed, rested, walked, forgot about our worries for a while. In no way am I setting you up against the hotel, I'm just stating the facts, comparing the "four" with the "five" where the rest was earlier. Maybe this is not correct. Everyone makes his own rest, a trip to the Millennium will still be better than sitting in a stuffy city. In principle, I got the pleasure of the trip - and this is the MOST SHIT. And, dear girls, the Turks do not perceive you as a beautiful woman, a PERSON, they only want sex from you and no serious relationship. You should not agree with them to go anywhere, spin around in clubs in front of them, they are sometimes very angry: they smile in the eyes, and behind the eyes they make grimmasses and no one knows what the “resort romance” you invented will turn out for you. I'm not telling this from personal experience - I watched from the sidelines. It’s not a very pleasant sight when a Turk squeezed a Russian girl in a club all evening, hugged, kissed her, and on the way home showed his people how terrible, naive she was and laughed at her. Turks are very charming, but first of all, you need to respect yourself.
All only the most pleasant impressions and a chic even tan))...