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7.0
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Rooms:
7.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
7.0
10.09. 2012-17.09. 2012
At 90% we liked it (although I described the shortcomings more). Everything is beautiful and interesting. The staff are very polite. The waiters and the janitor worked best of all. Worst of all are the guides at the hotel. You can send them at the meeting (because they only bred them on their expensive excursions, but they forgot to take us from the hotel to the airport).
Of the shortcomings - it's our people. It's just awful. Shame on our people.
1. There seems to be enough sun loungers. not enough free ones. Bad people sleep half a day in a hotel or somewhere else, and a towel or thing lies on a sun lounger. he is busy, but no one is there! It was such that at lunchtime, we were the only ones on the beach, and 80% were occupied. and within 4 hours, few people returned to their occupied place. always 30% of sun loungers are empty. and they are always busy. Idiots put down a towel at 7 in the morning and it lies all day. and these nonhumans spend 4-5 hours on the beach.
2. the queue for food is like a mausoleum. all the most hungry and afraid that they will not be fed. Feed for about 2 hours. costs about 30 dishes. Why stand in line if the person in front of me takes, a little at a time, from only 6 dishes, and will also go through. and if there are 10 or 20 people in front of me... and sometimes 50... there is always food left. it's impossible to eat everything. you can pick up a lot in an hour. or from the start, go to the meeting of the queue, picking up salads at the end of the distribution, take the grill, sweets and much more. The Turks did not calculate that our people love potatoes. instead of many different dishes, they need to put 30 pots with potatoes and a piece of meat on the snout. here they will please ours. The queue to the canteen takes another 15 minutes before opening. and when the doors are opened, they run from another course to the front of the queue. And ours is occupied by one person for seven (and sun loungers too).
3. vodka, beer and wine for free. I'm even glad they say "diluted". Lots of people come here to hang out! why do they need another country, nature, sea, etc. ?
4. About cleanliness. how to call a person who, on the beach, throws cigarette butts, plastic cups, napkins and other things not into the trash can, but under his feet. These are ours........ and the hotel has nothing to do with it !!!!! ! No one can clean up after us!
Turks are good. they tolerate it.
really don't believe them. everyone will lie and divorce smiling. All prices are multiplied by 2.5. if a thing in the market on the edge of the village costs $100, then you can bargain for $50. and in shops around hotels $150, after bargaining $70. on excursions they are forcibly taken to their shops and there all these things cost 4 times more expensive (at the bazaar 5, and they have 20) and they present this as an additional excursion. they will also tell a lecture about the benefits. It's a pity. In Pammukale 300 km. it takes 3 hours to get there and 3 back, plus 3 hours there, and lunch 1. it takes 10 hours (a lot of time), and they and their shops have 15 hours from 4:30-20:00
At 90% we liked it (although I described the shortcomings more). Everything is beautiful and interesting. The staff are very polite. The waiters and the janitor worked best of all. Worst of all are the guides at the hotel. You can send them at the meeting (because they only bred them on their expensive excursions, but they forgot to take us from the hotel to the airport).
Of the shortcomings - it's our people. It's just awful. Shame on our people.
1. There seems to be enough sun loungers. not enough free ones. Bad people sleep half a day in a hotel or somewhere else, and a towel or thing lies on a sun lounger. he is busy, but no one is there! It was such that at lunchtime, we were the only ones on the beach, and 80% were occupied. and within 4 hours, few people returned to their occupied place. always 30% of sun loungers are empty. and they are always busy. Idiots put down a towel at 7 in the morning and it lies all day. and these nonhumans spend 4-5 hours on the beach.
2. the queue for food is like a mausoleum. all the most hungry and afraid that they will not be fed. Feed for about 2 hours. costs about 30 dishes. Why stand in line if the person in front of me takes, a little at a time, from only 6 dishes, and will also go through. and if there are 10 or 20 people in front of me... and sometimes 50... there is always food left. it's impossible to eat everything. you can pick up a lot in an hour. or from the start, go to the meeting of the queue, picking up salads at the end of the distribution, take the grill, sweets and much more. The Turks did not calculate that our people love potatoes. instead of many different dishes, they need to put 30 pots with potatoes and a piece of meat on the snout. here they will please ours. The queue to the canteen takes another 15 minutes before opening. and when the doors are opened, they run from another course to the front of the queue. And ours is occupied by one person for seven (and sun loungers too).
3. vodka, beer and wine for free. I'm even glad they say "diluted". Lots of people come here to hang out! why do they need another country, nature, sea, etc. ?
4. About cleanliness. how to call a person who, on the beach, throws cigarette butts, plastic cups, napkins and other things not into the trash can, but under his feet. These are ours........ and the hotel has nothing to do with it !!!!! ! No one can clean up after us!
Turks are good. they tolerate it.
really don't believe them. everyone will lie and divorce smiling. All prices are multiplied by 2.5. if a thing in the market on the edge of the village costs $100, then you can bargain for $50. and in shops around hotels $150, after bargaining $70. on excursions they are forcibly taken to their shops and there all these things cost 4 times more expensive (at the bazaar 5, and they have 20) and they present this as an additional excursion. they will also tell a lecture about the benefits. It's a pity. In Pammukale 300 km. it takes 3 hours to get there and 3 back, plus 3 hours there, and lunch 1. it takes 10 hours (a lot of time), and they and their shops have 15 hours from 4:30-20:00
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