И хорошо, и плохо Both good and bad

Rested at the hotel in July-August 2010.2 adults and a 5-year-old child. Prior to this, rested in August 2009 and August 2008 in the same hotel, also with a child. First of all, I want to say that the beach (width and length, as well as the entrance to the sea) and the size of the hotel are the best in Side. Umbrellas (on the left side of the hotel beach) standing at a decent distance from each other, so that there is no excessive proximity with strangers. Further, I would like to note that this hotel has the best (for our family) category of rooms - BEACH HOUSES. That's great! You have at your disposal your own house with a separate entrance and access directly to the beach. Unfortunately, these houses have not been renovated for a long time and they are shabby from the inside, but when you travel with a child, you think more about convenience (delivery of the child and beach junk to the sea) than about the surroundings. Another plus of the beach house is that it has its own small plot of lawn (with bushes and a palm tree - they give shade), it has an umbrella and a deck chair. While the child had a "quiet hour", I tanned there. The food at the hotel, for my taste, is average, but did not go hungry. The problem was with the child. The child, especially when she was taken as a 3-year-old, ate jars of baby food brought with her (when they ran out, they bought them at a nearby pharmacy). The fact is that the restaurant is designed for the stomach of an adult (food is peppered, heavily fried), and if it is a "diet table", then it is absolutely for an ulcer, i. e. Even if you're really hungry, you won't eat. We took instant cereals with us (there was milk in the restaurant, but it was necessary to heat it in the microwave). And every year the child in the hotel got sick (throat infections). And not only ours. The hotel doesn't wash dishes well. That is, of course, pieces of food do not hang, but there is clearly no disinfection. In the second year of rest, they began to take children's bedding with them from home. In the third year, the baby picked up a generally obscure infection. Temperature and blisters all over the body. The hotel doctor (for the first 2 years he was a man and quite on the level, but in 2010 a Turkish woman doctor appeared and things got really bad) could not clearly name the disease, but I was persistent and "knocked out" the diagnosis - chickenpox. This was followed by a letter from the hotel administration: "do not let the child out of the room, otherwise we will evict. " It was annoying, but understandable. They called the insurance company for a long time, their representative arrived (he was not allowed into the hotel territory, because the hotel doctor pays a lot of money to spud guests and does not want to see rivals on his territory). With a sick child in their arms, they dragged themselves through the entire hotel (the huge territory played a cruel joke on us) to the main entrance. They took us to Antalya to the city hospital (it looks decent, no worse than Moscow hospitals), but the doctor unequivocally said that THIS is not chickenpox, but WHAT EXACTLY - it's too late to determine - the third day has gone. They began to let us out of the room. Not a single scoundrel apologized: neither the "doctor" nor the representative of the TEZ tour. Such a trifle - 4 days of rest down the drain.
The question arises: why did we go there so stubbornly for 3 years in a row? Answer: BEACH!!! ! He's just great! I, in Soviet times, grew up in a pioneer camp near Anapa. So, this hotel has the same chic beach, and the same beautiful gently sloping, "childish" entrance to the sea. This is exactly what a 3-5 year old child needs. But, unfortunately, we are tired of carrying bedding for a child, baby food, antibiotics, and children's dishes with us on vacation. Somehow too much. Still, you are not going to Anapa in the 80s))). Last year we went to Greece, rented a separate house, rented a car and for the money it turned out the SAME as this hotel!! !