Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
6.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
5.0
Amenities:
3.0
We stayed at this hotel 5 years ago. My review is old, but the memories are still fresh!! ! I really wanted to write a review : ) Three young girls (25-26 years old) went. It was our first vacation abroad, not yet spoiled by the service, it seemed to us that we found ourselves in a fairy tale. Now, after so many years and having visited the Turkish, Egyptian and Greek fives, I would not go to such a hotel.
We arrived late in the evening, we were first offered dinner, and then settled in a room on the second floor, overlooking the wall. But we didn't care, we only slept in the room. The hotel has absolutely no territory, one huge pool, which at the same time stank of bleach.
You need to walk to the sea for 5-7 minutes, but in principle it’s not scary, although it’s much nicer to get out of the sea and you are on the beach. Entry into the sea was rocky and uncomfortable. In some places, the bottom was cleared of stones, passages were made, and there are huge stones at the bottom that you can easily hit. Also, if we just stood in the water, we were bitten by some small fish. Plastic sunbeds, enough for everyone (no mattresses and towels were out of the question). The hotel is small, so there was always enough space for everyone.
The food is monotonous, the table is poor, but then it seemed that everything was just of the highest class, which could not be better. Breakfast and lunch on the terrace, dinner was served around the pool, sunbeds were cleaned every day, tables were set, tablecloths were laid, candles were lit. In general, they created a romantic atmosphere. The wine was always served by the waiters. Many people communicated with each other, it was always clear who had left, who were newcomers.
The hotel itself is quite cozy, the rooms are bright, clean, although the view from the windows is more often on the walls of other buildings. There is a view of the mountains and the pool, but they are few. The staff is very friendly, as there are few people, literally on the second day they already know, they ask "How do you relax? ". It seems like a trifle, but nice. The owner is always present at the hotel, he keeps order, he can solve all the issues of concern.
Animation at that time can be said and was not. All entertainment on site is chatter with the staff. On Monday they had the show "Turkish Night". The staff showed their skills (creative amateur performance).
On the shore near the beach there is a type of barchik and there was a disco, but there were few people who wanted to go to it.
In general, the hotel is not bad, justifies its three stars, full compliance with price and quality. The staff tried - it was evident. But it's really boring. We met guys from Moscow and spent all the time with them, so we personally had fun. Without them, it would be boring and dreary.
I don't know what's going on, but I'm very curious : )
We arrived late in the evening, we were first offered dinner, and then settled in a room on the second floor, overlooking the wall. But we didn't care, we only slept in the room. The hotel has absolutely no territory, one huge pool, which at the same time stank of bleach.
You need to walk to the sea for 5-7 minutes, but in principle it’s not scary, although it’s much nicer to get out of the sea and you are on the beach. Entry into the sea was rocky and uncomfortable. In some places, the bottom was cleared of stones, passages were made, and there are huge stones at the bottom that you can easily hit. Also, if we just stood in the water, we were bitten by some small fish. Plastic sunbeds, enough for everyone (no mattresses and towels were out of the question). The hotel is small, so there was always enough space for everyone.
The food is monotonous, the table is poor, but then it seemed that everything was just of the highest class, which could not be better. Breakfast and lunch on the terrace, dinner was served around the pool, sunbeds were cleaned every day, tables were set, tablecloths were laid, candles were lit. In general, they created a romantic atmosphere. The wine was always served by the waiters. Many people communicated with each other, it was always clear who had left, who were newcomers.
The hotel itself is quite cozy, the rooms are bright, clean, although the view from the windows is more often on the walls of other buildings. There is a view of the mountains and the pool, but they are few. The staff is very friendly, as there are few people, literally on the second day they already know, they ask "How do you relax? ". It seems like a trifle, but nice. The owner is always present at the hotel, he keeps order, he can solve all the issues of concern.
Animation at that time can be said and was not. All entertainment on site is chatter with the staff. On Monday they had the show "Turkish Night". The staff showed their skills (creative amateur performance).
On the shore near the beach there is a type of barchik and there was a disco, but there were few people who wanted to go to it.
In general, the hotel is not bad, justifies its three stars, full compliance with price and quality. The staff tried - it was evident. But it's really boring. We met guys from Moscow and spent all the time with them, so we personally had fun. Without them, it would be boring and dreary.
I don't know what's going on, but I'm very curious : )
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