DONT GO THERE!!!

Written: 24 july 2017
Travel time: 8 — 19 july 2017
Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 4.0
Service: 2.0
Cleanliness: 5.0
Food: 2.0
Amenities: 6.0
A story about how my family and I rested in Turkey, where "all inclusive".
We rested at the hotel from 07/08/17 to 07/19/17. The choice was between budget Abkhazia and Turkey where, as expected, all inclusive. Driving 1200 km, the Black Sea and not intrusive service of Abkhazia, but with good food or the Mediterranean Sea, flight from hometown in 3 hours and all inclusive tipped the scales in favor of Turkey. Greece and Montenegro were considered, but the prices went beyond the budget.
First about the good. I was pleased as always with a clean and warm sea, a 2-minute walk from the beach with sun loungers and a canopy from the sun. That's probably all.
Now about the sad. Milk, Turkish wine, gin are diluted to the state of water (orphan Asya's pussy).

about food in general. Cottage cheese appeared in the second half of the holiday. I have never seen anything like yogurt. Low quality brynza-type cheese, sliced ​ ​ to create abundance in many ways. Once they gave good quality poultry sausage and it was cut like hemp so that they would not eat a lot. The rest of the days there was soy sausage that ended in 5-10 minutes. Fried eggs were cooked twice and given one egg per plate. Vegetables cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, parsley, peppers, lettuce, cut in different ways for abundance. The food is all cold, it seems that it was cooked somewhere, brought, and just warmed up in the hotel. The chef constantly walked around the hall and showed with his appearance that he was interested in whether everything was fine, although his place was in the kitchen. Hot were soy patties, scrambled eggs, donuts, for which there was a queue every morning, and pasta for dinner left after dinner, fried with onions, because it was made in a street kitchen. Donuts were given two per plate, you had to go for another. Another good thing is watermelons and sweets such as jams of various varieties and cakes for an amateur, well, tea with coffee and drinks Cola, Fanta, Sprite. The pool bar, where they pour beer and other drinks, works by the hour (see photo), but this does not mean that there is beer, then their tap broke, then the beer ran out, as the bartender said "problem". In general, then the whip broke, then the coachman rolled away. Beer, like wine, is poured into plastic cups with a volume of 120 ml less than half a cup! The hotel was bought as 4 stars, in reality I would not give 3.
On the second day of our stay, the Belarusian brothers rebelled about diluted drinks and the lack of beer (bottles of wine were always open), we were sent to the reception, where with a nasty face after 15 minutes !! ! a man came who called himself a manager, as it turned out later, one of the brothers who rented this hotel, said that he did not understand Russian well (although he went and glued single girls all the time) and called the Belarusian alcoholic. After the mutiny, the wine became less diluted and became like compote, the beer was less likely to run out, the tap stopped breaking, but the doses remained small. Separately, about the staff. As I found out later, two brothers (I already described one, the second visited the hotel in a BMW X6) rented three hotels and decided to save on food, drinks and staff by recruiting people from the Asian republics of the CIS. The staff is a little smiling, poorly trained, mediocre performing their duties. The rooms were cleaned for C grade and often after dinner when you want to wait out the heat in an air-conditioned room. The air conditioning did not work at the reception, the heat and flies. Wi-fi should be in the room (according to the tour advertisement), but it was only at the reception and constantly took off. On our beach, and in the hotel, I caught hundreds of meters from neighboring hotels, but you naturally need to know the password.
I and other vacationers turned to the representative of the tour operator (teztour) Rinat about the quality of rest for their own money, the only answer is this situation in many hotels after last year's sanctions and the absence of tourists from Russia, but offered to move to other hotels where everything is fine, of course with a surcharge an average of $100 for each day of stay.
This is my first vacation from which I wanted to return home as soon as possible.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original