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7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
7.0
A very decent hotel, mainly for families with children (there is a children's menu and children's animation) or pensioners. Clean green (not small) area, large private beach with good entry into the sea (not such cutting pebbles as in Marmaris itself), friendly and sociable staff, good food, rooms in all 5 buildings are slightly different, but in very good condition and with decent furniture (everything worked). A 5-minute walk from the hotel there is a village with the same name Turunç , which has various shops, as well as cozy Turkish restaurants. Vacationers are mostly Poles, British, Turkish families (Russian speech was heard very rarely : ). The overall impression was pleasant, but there were several unpleasant (personally in my opinion) moments:
- the hotel, although far from Marmaris (which, in principle, is still a minus) was packed... and this was at the end of September. Accordingly, there were banal problems with the same sunbeds. They had to be occupied at 8 in the morning, since by 9 o'clock there were no places either by the sea or by the pools. Free sunbeds could be seen hours after 4 days.
- as a consequence of this, upon arrival we were given a room on the 1st floor in a remote building overlooking the ever-noisy waterfall. At the same time, the room was gray and damp. I had to make a little noise at the reception, after which it was replaced with a slightly better room (but still in the same building) and only 2 days later (at our insistence) they gave a normal room in the building, which is closer to the sea. At the same time, I know firsthand that they give the Turks really the best numbers.
I can say with confidence that young people have nothing to do there. You can get to Marmaris if you wish, but it is extremely inconvenient and far away. If everything else meets your requirements and ideas about the rest, then you should like the hotel.
P. S. A year before, I was vacationing in Marmaris at the Grand Yazici club Turban, to which I not only had no complaints, moreover, I was delighted with it. I consider the experiment with changing Turbana to Turunc a little unsuccessful. . . : ))
- the hotel, although far from Marmaris (which, in principle, is still a minus) was packed... and this was at the end of September. Accordingly, there were banal problems with the same sunbeds. They had to be occupied at 8 in the morning, since by 9 o'clock there were no places either by the sea or by the pools. Free sunbeds could be seen hours after 4 days.
- as a consequence of this, upon arrival we were given a room on the 1st floor in a remote building overlooking the ever-noisy waterfall. At the same time, the room was gray and damp. I had to make a little noise at the reception, after which it was replaced with a slightly better room (but still in the same building) and only 2 days later (at our insistence) they gave a normal room in the building, which is closer to the sea. At the same time, I know firsthand that they give the Turks really the best numbers.
I can say with confidence that young people have nothing to do there. You can get to Marmaris if you wish, but it is extremely inconvenient and far away. If everything else meets your requirements and ideas about the rest, then you should like the hotel.
P. S. A year before, I was vacationing in Marmaris at the Grand Yazici club Turban, to which I not only had no complaints, moreover, I was delighted with it. I consider the experiment with changing Turbana to Turunc a little unsuccessful. . . : ))
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