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A lot is written about Rixos Tekirova, and it would be fair to agree with the majority that the hotel is upscale - comfortable in all respects, but without excessive pathos. I will add some textual and photo information about the family rooms in the buildings, which in the hotel itself are listed as "villa" on the signs, and are called "family bungalo" by tour operators. I compare this room with a similar one at Club Marco Polo in Camyuva, where our family (2 adults, 2 children 3.5 years old) was in May 2011 (see review in the Club Marco Polo section). Of course, the Rixos family room wins a lot even despite the recent (2010-2011) renovation of the Marco Polo room stock. There, however, TVs are newer - LCD, and in Rixos there are kinescopes (but not one, but two in the room). However, one can understand why Rixos is in no hurry to change them - Beko made these kinescope TVs with soft beige cases - exactly the color of the furniture and doors of the rooms, and this creates a pleasant impression of stylishness and unobtrusive design.
It is interesting that the children's bedroom in the family room (the one without a door - the entrance is just through the opening from the corridor) has, in addition to two full-fledged single beds, also a children's (150 cm long) bed in the bay window under the window, and in addition they put a folding baby cot (120 cm). That is, in principle, you can easily accommodate four children of different ages, or, say, a nanny, grandmother, etc. However, in the standard offers of tour operators on Rixos Tekirova, the maximum accommodation in these family rooms is 4 people. I wonder why?
The weather in the second half of October turned out to be quite beachy - the sea is +24, the air during the day also warmed up somewhere to this temperature. A couple of rains did not spoil the picture - they just gave time to try the indoor heated pool and just the same excellent hammam.
Professional show programs end in mid-October, but the animation team continues to do something.
Nutrition, in my opinion, is beyond praise (including for children).
Returning to the comparison with Marco Polo (which, in general, is quite good), I admit that Rixos Tekirova justifies its 40% higher prices. Of course, in absolute terms, prices in May and October are much more humane than summer prices in any hotel.
It is interesting that the children's bedroom in the family room (the one without a door - the entrance is just through the opening from the corridor) has, in addition to two full-fledged single beds, also a children's (150 cm long) bed in the bay window under the window, and in addition they put a folding baby cot (120 cm). That is, in principle, you can easily accommodate four children of different ages, or, say, a nanny, grandmother, etc. However, in the standard offers of tour operators on Rixos Tekirova, the maximum accommodation in these family rooms is 4 people. I wonder why?
The weather in the second half of October turned out to be quite beachy - the sea is +24, the air during the day also warmed up somewhere to this temperature. A couple of rains did not spoil the picture - they just gave time to try the indoor heated pool and just the same excellent hammam.
Professional show programs end in mid-October, but the animation team continues to do something.
Nutrition, in my opinion, is beyond praise (including for children).
Returning to the comparison with Marco Polo (which, in general, is quite good), I admit that Rixos Tekirova justifies its 40% higher prices. Of course, in absolute terms, prices in May and October are much more humane than summer prices in any hotel.
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