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Is there a difference between 3 stars. hotel and 4 stars. in Turkey?
I heard from the tour operator. that there is no difference)
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the difference is not in the stars, the difference will be in the "stuffing" of the hotel. Sometimes 3 stars are better than 4. The main evaluation criterion is the cost)))) (sometimes there are good special offers for 4 and they cost as much as some 3)
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answered 11 years ago
A good trio "Valeria Beach" in Kemer ... There is not much difference. The main thing is the first line, private beach, free beach accessories. All this is at "Valeriya Beach". Meals in 3*** and 4**** are almost the same. For the most part, chicken, little meat, almost none, a lot of greens, sometimes fish. Drinks at the counter are local, only Efes beer is tolerable. Juices suck!!!
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answered 11 years ago
The difference is not in the quality of the service or the quality of the food. It is different: the filling of the room, the dependence of the reception area, the presence of a family, etc.
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answered 11 years ago
Hotels with infrastructure (park, playgrounds, slides, swimming pools, a bar on the beach, a baby carriage, a babysitter, a kitchen ...) - such hotels are twice or even three times more expensive ....
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answered 11 years ago
Valerie is worth it as a good 4 *!) I think you should not go to such a tiny city hotel without territory (but this is my opinion). Who needs to hang out in the city - perhaps it will do! In general, sometimes a decent three-ruble note is more expensive than the average five. Example - Ulusoy Aspendos 3 * in Alanya: consistently expensive and always in the "foot". But because it has a decent territory, a gorgeous sandy beach, and the food is delicious, the hotel is German))
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answered 11 years ago
I answer. Money counts everything. Even the Germans. And the Turks. Taxes in tourism form several indicators, incl. and hotel star rating. The higher it is, respectively, the higher the tax))) It's simple! Therefore, we can observe how, over the course of 3-5 years, sometimes a "three-ruble note" suddenly becomes a "five" - it is necessary to somehow attract tourists if they do not really like this hotel. And additional costs are not a hindrance. A recent example of this is the Tess Club in Alanya, already everywhere it goes like 4 *. Yalikhan, was 3* 8 years ago, now he has become 5*. And people are “rushing” to Aspendos, regardless of the price, why should they go through the “thorns” of certification, spend tugriks, if they already have everything in chocolate?)
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answered 11 years ago
agree with policy
The Germans are famous for being able to count money. Why pay for certification and purchase the necessary equipment to become a 5? For me, if the hotel often changes its name, this is a signal that not everything is so good there, there will be nuances.)) Why change the name and stardom if a reputation has already been created and people are rushing?
The Germans are famous for being able to count money. Why pay for certification and purchase the necessary equipment to become a 5? For me, if the hotel often changes its name, this is a signal that not everything is so good there, there will be nuances.)) Why change the name and stardom if a reputation has already been created and people are rushing?
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answered 11 years ago