Your rating of this hotel:
3.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
1.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
2.0
Amenities:
2.0
We were in October 2013. We specially chose a place to spend the night with breakfast in order to spend the rest of the money on active recreation.
When we arrived at the hotel, we were not even expected. An hour later, papers for moving in came to them by fax.
There were only 3 tourists with us for the whole hotel.
In the hotel for all the time there was only the owner of the hotel, who every evening smoked in the lobby with his Turkish acquaintances, and two people from the staff - young Kurdish youths, the so-called. "errand boys".
For about an hour they dusted the room, but in the end we changed the room, where they again began to put it in order.
An hour later they brought the bed. They replaced the non-working light bulbs in the room, and even put one single light bulb in the corridor (because it was completely dark there).
It was a pity for the guys, especially since the Turks and Kurds always have some kind of graters on national soil.
They put the room in order.
In the morning they ran to the nearest shops, brought fresh tasty bread, boiled eggs, butter, etc. for breakfast.
Wi-Fi password was $5.
Nothing more to say about the hotel.
We rented a car and drove around almost the entire Kemer. Gasoline was then more expensive than our rubles by 20-30 per liter.
The sun was hot during the day. In the evening, when the sun sets, it is cold, only in jackets.
Hot water in the hotel is not always hot.
Perhaps the year was abnormally cold for Turkey.
In the city, oranges and pomegranates grow near every house. The parks have orange trees.
In general, Kemer was remembered for the light aroma of citrus fruits in the air.
It was not possible to go to the takhtali mountain (weather did not allow). We were in the amphitheater (there are a lot of tourists, there are greenhouses around the archaeological sites), we rode in the phaselis, to St. Nicholas. We rode on a yacht, where in one place you could dive into the Mediterranean Sea, etc.
We went to local migras and waikiki for souvenirs.
Moreover, for each product we were given tax-free paper, however, upon departure from Antalya, they demanded that we unpack our suitcases, but in the end there was no tax-free.
The Turks at the airport were swearing at us in their own language, until my wife, who knows Turkish, put them in their place.
In general, a little spoiled the mood.
But in general, the holiday was a success.
The hotel is not for recreation, but only as an overnight stay.
When we arrived at the hotel, we were not even expected. An hour later, papers for moving in came to them by fax.
There were only 3 tourists with us for the whole hotel.
In the hotel for all the time there was only the owner of the hotel, who every evening smoked in the lobby with his Turkish acquaintances, and two people from the staff - young Kurdish youths, the so-called. "errand boys".
For about an hour they dusted the room, but in the end we changed the room, where they again began to put it in order.
An hour later they brought the bed. They replaced the non-working light bulbs in the room, and even put one single light bulb in the corridor (because it was completely dark there).
It was a pity for the guys, especially since the Turks and Kurds always have some kind of graters on national soil.
They put the room in order.
In the morning they ran to the nearest shops, brought fresh tasty bread, boiled eggs, butter, etc. for breakfast.
Wi-Fi password was $5.
Nothing more to say about the hotel.
We rented a car and drove around almost the entire Kemer. Gasoline was then more expensive than our rubles by 20-30 per liter.
The sun was hot during the day. In the evening, when the sun sets, it is cold, only in jackets.
Hot water in the hotel is not always hot.
Perhaps the year was abnormally cold for Turkey.
In the city, oranges and pomegranates grow near every house. The parks have orange trees.
In general, Kemer was remembered for the light aroma of citrus fruits in the air.
It was not possible to go to the takhtali mountain (weather did not allow). We were in the amphitheater (there are a lot of tourists, there are greenhouses around the archaeological sites), we rode in the phaselis, to St. Nicholas. We rode on a yacht, where in one place you could dive into the Mediterranean Sea, etc.
We went to local migras and waikiki for souvenirs.
Moreover, for each product we were given tax-free paper, however, upon departure from Antalya, they demanded that we unpack our suitcases, but in the end there was no tax-free.
The Turks at the airport were swearing at us in their own language, until my wife, who knows Turkish, put them in their place.
In general, a little spoiled the mood.
But in general, the holiday was a success.
The hotel is not for recreation, but only as an overnight stay.
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