Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
5.0
Service:
5.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
7.0
I am writing the most honest and objective review. . . =)
Pineta Club was declared as a 4-star in our trip. Moreover, 4 stars are placed on the facade. As for reality - from the first steps around the hotel you understand that until 4 they still have to work and work - a solid three.
The common territory is large, three pools: one indoor is less than two meters deep, the second is exactly the same outdoor, the third is smaller, but deep - 2:15. There are few sun loungers by the pool, those who want to lie down take a place almost from the night: it is simply unrealistic to stay after breakfast.
There are 4 bars with drinks at your disposal: ice tea, Turkish fanta, cola and sprite (I must say, excellent quality), tea and coffee machines (by the end of the rest from the monotony of tea, if someone drinks a lot of it, it starts to feel sick... ) . From alcoholic drinks, vodka, gin and tonic, crayfish, red and white wine, beer. Upon request, the bartender can mix any ingredients and add different syrups - excellent cocktails are obtained.
Nutrition is a no-brainer. The assortment is wide, everything is quite tasty, the only problem is that it does not change from day to day. Personally, I felt great in terms of food, many people are annoyed by the monotony. The big minus of the dining room is always dirty tables and queues.
The hotel rooms are different. Almost everyone is first settled in a terrible part with broken rooms and a view of the forest and the landfill. Apparently, if you pay or make a scandal, they will relocate, but we didn’t, so we lived in a room where a strange snot hung on the ceiling, the air conditioner rattled like a tractor, and the remote control was nailed to the wall) But again, this is not an unpleasant tourist scare)
The biggest minsu is the service! As they did not ask the maid to vacuum, she pretended that she did not understand English, although she spoke perfectly at the right moments. In addition, the waiters often mock: they come up and sing something in Turkish, obviously not the best, because all the other waiters laugh... Some even show obscene signs... although this, in fact, is their whole nature.
Another disadvantage is the lack of a beach. Rather, there is a beach, but it takes about 10 minutes to get to it. There is a free bus in which there is nowhere to sit, but its schedule is rather strange: it takes you to the beach from 8 to 11 with an interval of half an hour, From the beach - from 4 to 6. Those who want to get for lunch, they have to get to the hotel on their own, that is, by minibus, which costs about a dollar and a half.
As for Russian speakers, there are only a few of them in Pineta. Mostly British, there are Germans, many Turks. The staff does not speak Russian, they can only speak English.
Pineta Club was declared as a 4-star in our trip. Moreover, 4 stars are placed on the facade. As for reality - from the first steps around the hotel you understand that until 4 they still have to work and work - a solid three.
The common territory is large, three pools: one indoor is less than two meters deep, the second is exactly the same outdoor, the third is smaller, but deep - 2:15. There are few sun loungers by the pool, those who want to lie down take a place almost from the night: it is simply unrealistic to stay after breakfast.
There are 4 bars with drinks at your disposal: ice tea, Turkish fanta, cola and sprite (I must say, excellent quality), tea and coffee machines (by the end of the rest from the monotony of tea, if someone drinks a lot of it, it starts to feel sick... ) . From alcoholic drinks, vodka, gin and tonic, crayfish, red and white wine, beer. Upon request, the bartender can mix any ingredients and add different syrups - excellent cocktails are obtained.
Nutrition is a no-brainer. The assortment is wide, everything is quite tasty, the only problem is that it does not change from day to day. Personally, I felt great in terms of food, many people are annoyed by the monotony. The big minus of the dining room is always dirty tables and queues.
The hotel rooms are different. Almost everyone is first settled in a terrible part with broken rooms and a view of the forest and the landfill. Apparently, if you pay or make a scandal, they will relocate, but we didn’t, so we lived in a room where a strange snot hung on the ceiling, the air conditioner rattled like a tractor, and the remote control was nailed to the wall) But again, this is not an unpleasant tourist scare)
The biggest minsu is the service! As they did not ask the maid to vacuum, she pretended that she did not understand English, although she spoke perfectly at the right moments. In addition, the waiters often mock: they come up and sing something in Turkish, obviously not the best, because all the other waiters laugh... Some even show obscene signs... although this, in fact, is their whole nature.
Another disadvantage is the lack of a beach. Rather, there is a beach, but it takes about 10 minutes to get to it. There is a free bus in which there is nowhere to sit, but its schedule is rather strange: it takes you to the beach from 8 to 11 with an interval of half an hour, From the beach - from 4 to 6. Those who want to get for lunch, they have to get to the hotel on their own, that is, by minibus, which costs about a dollar and a half.
As for Russian speakers, there are only a few of them in Pineta. Mostly British, there are Germans, many Turks. The staff does not speak Russian, they can only speak English.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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