Отдых на отлично! Rest is great!

If the purpose of the trip is to relax, then it will be achieved. Huge territory. There were quite a lot of people in the hotel (this could only be determined during dinner, when everyone gathered in a huge restaurant on the shore to watch the warm sunset), but there is always enough space near the pools. There are practically no Russians. There was one Russian-speaking couple and that's it. Dutch, Germans, French, Belgians. The Turks who came to rest are not there either. All these foreigners are lovers of lying in a sun lounger under an umbrella with a newspaper or a book in their hands. The pools were practically empty. Some birds of paradise live on the trees - very beautiful. There were holidays in Holland these days, so there were a lot of children. But they weren't noisy. I occupied the pool with thermal water and enjoyed it all week. For those who always see themselves swimming in the sea, this hotel is not very suitable: there is a beach with sun loungers, and the bottom for entering the sea is covered with slippery large stones, green with algae. Brrr. . I think that the entrance to the sea is not in great demand among foreigners, therefore it is not cleaned. I already read somewhere here a review about this hotel, before the trip, that there is something biting in the water or burning, it's not clear. So it's true. I felt it myself. . . and preferred the pool. The food is excellent, the freshest fish every day, wine only from bottles (no sour liquor from barrels), beer was also very decent, an endless amount of salads, fruits. Service is polite. In fact, no one asks for tips. If you go to the city (Kusadasi), then there are taxis at the entrance to the hotel - 8 euros one way (all prices on the coast are only in euros), but minibuses stop right in front of the main gate of the hotel. It seemed to me that they go without a schedule, but very regularly. Travel time is 15 minutes. In them, the price to the center is 1.5 euros. A trifle, but it's nice to save)). Kusadasi has a port where intercontinental liners moor. No matter how many times they came, they were always new. Huge and majestic. And minibuses and taxis drop off passengers right next to the port, so it’s impossible not to notice it. Only if narrow streets lined with shops take you the other way. The shops also offer, according to local custom, apple tea. Divinely delicious. But I did not notice that for this they definitely demand to buy something. Or my man had such a formidable look that no one dared to demand anything from us. Agree with all previous reviews. I looked at photos of other people and got bored again. . .