Нормальный отель цена-качество с нюансами A normal hotel, good value for money, with some nuances.

We chose the hotel based on its price and proximity to Antalya. We arrived at night, and our first impression was terrible. The receptionist was unfriendly, put a wristband on us, and said there were no rooms available, and we'd have to wait until 2 PM to check in. We settled down on the sofas, of which there are plenty. The man warmed up later, but his initial impression was ruined.
The first day was a real drag. We paid extra for a room with a balcony overlooking the sea, mountains, road, and mosque. We watched the sunrise on the balcony; our laundry didn't dry there at all because of the Turkish humidity. But the mosque...It's incredibly loud, louder than talking when the balcony is closed. The main alarm bells ring at 6am, but not for long, then you can fall asleep. They took a long time to check in, and they cleaned almost in front of us. And that was the only cleaning service all week. Then, when they told us to take care of things, they only took out the trash, replaced the paper towels when they ran out, and changed the towels if they left them on the floor. Our first shower—all the water ended up on the floor. Then we discovered there was just a hole in the top drain, we covered it with plastic wrap, and it was fine. Knowing it would be cold at night, we immediately started asking for a second blanket (we had one). They never refused us, but they brought two bedspreads that night. They said they didn't have a blanket, but they brought them on the second day. The sheets and towels aren't perfect, but overall they're fine. The rest of the room is fine.
The food is decent value for money. Rice, pasta, stewed and fresh vegetables, soup, salads, baked goods, cheeses, and olives are available only for breakfast. Scrambled eggs for breakfast, some meat for lunch, and grilled chicken for dinner, mostly vegetables, fish, and pasta with shrimp once each. I saw crayfish, but we didn't get any, of course. There are almost no sauces. Every dinner, when the cafeteria opens, there's a line and a crowd. It takes half an hour to stand at the grill, if you're starting from scratch. It gets smaller later, but it's not guaranteed to be enough. The rule is: they bring a certain amount of something, whoever pushed gets it, and they don't bring out more. They baked pide, and it was delicious. Desserts: mostly acid-colored sponge cake like bread and butter, jelly, and semolina balls—not tasty, we didn't eat them. As a general rule, I saw eclairs twice and snatched a meringue once. Fruit: apples, pears, plums, grapes, tangerines. Drinks are standard. Instant coffee with milk from a vending machine is ok. Tea in a teapot. Soda from a vending machine. Local alcoholic drinks, cocktails. Beer is available. Red and white wine are tasteless.

Internet is only in the lobby, weak; you can't send messages or photos (video doesn't work), or access the browser (outside of rush hour).
Now on the positive side. The sea))) 5-7 minutes' walk, private beach, sun loungers, canopy, not much space, but there was enough for everyone in October. The entrance is pebbles and large rocks, with a small bridge for easy entry. There were days when the water was murky at the entrance, but further on, it was clear. Sunrise over the sea and sunset behind the mountains. The views are stunning! The mountains are close, very beautiful.
There are lots of shops along the road and two Migros restaurants; it has everything you need. There's nothing else to do in Beldibi))) Just a wild beach with a sightseeing trail. That's a whole other story! And it's worth the trip.
The minibus goes to Antalya and Kemer. I visited Antalya on my own; it wasn't difficult and I really enjoyed it.
Overall, the vacation was a success; the quality matches the price.