Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
5.0
Food:
5.0
Amenities:
9.0
We chose the hotel based on the pictures of the water slides, which the little one (8 years old) would like. In fact, here the area with slides is very compact and quite uncomfortable. Because of the hills, it's definitely not worth going here))
The hotel area is small but well maintained. In principle, the infrastructure is well established here. There are no complaints. Everything is fine.
Everything is fine in the room too. Well, except that I saw ants a couple of times)
I will say this about cleaning - they clean it here on average well. I do not agree with those who write that they do not clean. You just don't need to snuggle and leave 2 tips on the bed every day))
On the topic of staff, of course, everything is completely bad. Probably 90% do not understand either English or Russian. Even at the reception! ! For all 10 days I saw only a couple of people who understood and could clearly speak English. Many understand Russian, but there is no answer. Russian was spoken by guest relations, the girls in the kids club, the waitress and the one who gave out towels by the pool.
In English - guest relations (another person) and a bartender. All!
On the theme of the pool - he is here ONE. Really. Unless you have booked a cabin or family suite.
In general, with a standard number here you will have more disappointments than positive emotions.
About the sea, the beach - it is here, as it were, and, as it were, not.
So, the beach here is divided into two (three) zones. The zones are approximately the same width. Left - free access, a lot of sunbeds, "welcome to the scoop", Yalta 80-90s, those who watched "Just you wait" will understand)) Right - with "pavilions" - either a four-poster bed (50 euros per day) or a wooden house with minibar and sockets (80-120 euros per day). It is clear that in the right zone it is much freer. But not only that. Even in the right zone there is clean water and reclaimed sand - ideal for children.
There are more stones in the left zone. But the guys made a convenient entrance - they laid out the entrance to the sea with sandbags.
Although the last two days they have put some kind of apparatus on the left side, which, like, "washes" sand onto the beach or something like that. I don’t understand what, but the water is muddy 20 meters from the shore - it’s disgusting to enter the water. That's why no one went swimming today. And accordingly, everything is by the pool and there is no crowding.
Food is normal - delicious grill and fish. Pretty good baseline. No frills.
Why did I write that this is not "all-inclusive" ...Because really prepare about 500-1000 dollars / euros from above in order to spend them on the spot for normal recreation conditions. And yes, do not take the standard. Either a house (cedar house as they call it here) or suites. With them you will have a private pool, constant meals in a la carte restaurants (if available) and 50% discount on pavilions.
The hotel area is small but well maintained. In principle, the infrastructure is well established here. There are no complaints. Everything is fine.
Everything is fine in the room too. Well, except that I saw ants a couple of times)
I will say this about cleaning - they clean it here on average well. I do not agree with those who write that they do not clean. You just don't need to snuggle and leave 2 tips on the bed every day))
On the topic of staff, of course, everything is completely bad. Probably 90% do not understand either English or Russian. Even at the reception! ! For all 10 days I saw only a couple of people who understood and could clearly speak English. Many understand Russian, but there is no answer. Russian was spoken by guest relations, the girls in the kids club, the waitress and the one who gave out towels by the pool.
In English - guest relations (another person) and a bartender. All!
On the theme of the pool - he is here ONE. Really. Unless you have booked a cabin or family suite.
In general, with a standard number here you will have more disappointments than positive emotions.
About the sea, the beach - it is here, as it were, and, as it were, not.
So, the beach here is divided into two (three) zones. The zones are approximately the same width. Left - free access, a lot of sunbeds, "welcome to the scoop", Yalta 80-90s, those who watched "Just you wait" will understand)) Right - with "pavilions" - either a four-poster bed (50 euros per day) or a wooden house with minibar and sockets (80-120 euros per day). It is clear that in the right zone it is much freer. But not only that. Even in the right zone there is clean water and reclaimed sand - ideal for children.
There are more stones in the left zone. But the guys made a convenient entrance - they laid out the entrance to the sea with sandbags.
Although the last two days they have put some kind of apparatus on the left side, which, like, "washes" sand onto the beach or something like that. I don’t understand what, but the water is muddy 20 meters from the shore - it’s disgusting to enter the water. That's why no one went swimming today. And accordingly, everything is by the pool and there is no crowding.
Food is normal - delicious grill and fish. Pretty good baseline. No frills.
Why did I write that this is not "all-inclusive" ...Because really prepare about 500-1000 dollars / euros from above in order to spend them on the spot for normal recreation conditions. And yes, do not take the standard. Either a house (cedar house as they call it here) or suites. With them you will have a private pool, constant meals in a la carte restaurants (if available) and 50% discount on pavilions.
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