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My wife and I have already been to Marmaris several times ...everything seems to be good, plus or minus. So they were going, maybe to the hotel you are writing about ...but the impressions are not entirely clear ...as if - - on the one hand - obvious shit, on the other, - sweet in taste and brown in color ...like chocolate.
the sand is gray (volcanic rock, which is natural for these places), but again, the exit to the sea is paved with tiles ...then one asks: what does the sand have to do with it?
*Food prices (in cafes and restaurants) are high. A cup of Nescafe coffee is something like $2. * -cheaper, in my opinion only for free, especially in a resort ...
* Vodka Rake is terrifying, aniseed. The smell is appropriate. When mixed with water, it turns white. * Yeni-Raki is not mixed with water, as the Turks strive to do! Only with grapefruit juice and ice! These are the things you need to know!
*Everything is expensive. * - that's right, it's cheap only at the cemetery, only funerals can be ordered at the price of a contributor...
* Beer is also not very * - I absolutely agree with you! The main thing is not to take barrel! Bottled Ephesus also varies in quality...what can you do - Turkia is not a beer power, so any average lager in the heat will do. I recommend - cognac of Turkish production-super! Not Martel, but quite decent!
* No soundproofing. If Germans are settled next to you, write wasted. * -HO-HO...maybe it's for the best *All inclusive* - I'm against it, categorically! go to the workers' canteen area, even the local junk food will do, in short, look for places where no one speaks the usual languages! Then taste what you need to eat in Turkey!
*No shampoo, no conditioner, in some rooms hanging jars for gel (as in public toilets) were empty. Bar of soap was not changed even once in 10 days. Someone complained about dirty towels - there is a small inscription in the bathroom, in order to change them, you need to throw them on the floor. - it's horrible!
you need to go to the reception and demand what you paid money for! In disposable packaging! About towels that need to be thrown on the floor - a well-known rule .. .
the sand is gray (volcanic rock, which is natural for these places), but again, the exit to the sea is paved with tiles ...then one asks: what does the sand have to do with it?
*Food prices (in cafes and restaurants) are high. A cup of Nescafe coffee is something like $2. * -cheaper, in my opinion only for free, especially in a resort ...
* Vodka Rake is terrifying, aniseed. The smell is appropriate. When mixed with water, it turns white. * Yeni-Raki is not mixed with water, as the Turks strive to do! Only with grapefruit juice and ice! These are the things you need to know!
*Everything is expensive. * - that's right, it's cheap only at the cemetery, only funerals can be ordered at the price of a contributor...
* Beer is also not very * - I absolutely agree with you! The main thing is not to take barrel! Bottled Ephesus also varies in quality...what can you do - Turkia is not a beer power, so any average lager in the heat will do. I recommend - cognac of Turkish production-super! Not Martel, but quite decent!
* No soundproofing. If Germans are settled next to you, write wasted. * -HO-HO...maybe it's for the best *All inclusive* - I'm against it, categorically! go to the workers' canteen area, even the local junk food will do, in short, look for places where no one speaks the usual languages! Then taste what you need to eat in Turkey!
*No shampoo, no conditioner, in some rooms hanging jars for gel (as in public toilets) were empty. Bar of soap was not changed even once in 10 days. Someone complained about dirty towels - there is a small inscription in the bathroom, in order to change them, you need to throw them on the floor. - it's horrible!
you need to go to the reception and demand what you paid money for! In disposable packaging! About towels that need to be thrown on the floor - a well-known rule .. .
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