персонал скрывает то, что Коксаки бушует среди отдыхающих the staff hides the fact that Coxsackie is raging among vacationers

You know, that's how many times during the holidays I caught myself thinking "I'll write about this and that":
1. about how terribly the rooms are cleaned - the floor remains dirty, the garbage is not removed (candy wrappers, papers, etc. ), dirty towels are lifted from the floor and hung back.
2. or about how unkempt the territory of the hotel is - both the rooms themselves with 90s furniture, and the pools, and part of the territory towards the gym, where everything is simply abandoned.
3. or coughing staff in the kitchen. who wipes his nose with his gloved hand and continues to cook with it (by the way, all the tourists in the hotel cough in the end).
But I will not write about this, my review will be useful to families who are going to go to this hotel with children.

We rested from August 1 to 10 at Otium Seven Seas with five of us - me, my husband and three children (1.3 and 5 years old). Our main mistake was that we ? for? ? recreation? ? hotel? ? O? t? i? u? m? ? S? e? v? e? n? ? S? e? a? s? swam in the pool, not in the sea. As a result, on the 4-5th day, the youngest child fell ill - a rash appeared under the knees, the temperature rose, a runny nose appeared, and the throat reddened. Of course, we heard about the Coxsackie virus, but for the overall picture we didn’t have enough stool disorder and vomiting (as it turned out, Enterosgel “saved” us from these symptoms, which the baby took after residual allergies. And therefore, we did not immediately understand that the child was ill It was to them that it looked like a bacterium got under the skin and inflammation set in. We contacted the insurance doctor, a man came, examined the child and, attention, the most interesting begins here:
1. He diagnosed us with "bacterial dermatitis" + SARS (throat, nose).
2. prescribed us the antiviral Acyclovir for the treatment of a bacterial infection on the skin and an antibiotic for the treatment of SARS. Anyone who has ever looked at Dr. Komarovsky understands that ARVI is not treated with antibiotics, and a bacterial infection is not treated with antiviral ones.
3. So it turned out that either the doctor is a complete layman, or he prescribed us a treatment for Coxsackie (albeit also incorrect), while voicing a completely different diagnosis.
4. The pharmacy, which he so insistently recommended to us as cheap, turned out to be not only more expensive, but the pharmacist literally threatened and rudely convinced me to buy a full list of medicines (I refused to treat the red throat with an antibiotic).
As a result, we made the primary diagnosis ourselves, no matter how ridiculous it may sound, based on photos and videos from Ukrainian and Russian news. And having arrived home in Kyiv, the diagnosis was confirmed to us in the children's tanning dispensary.
Do you think the pool has been treated? Or chairs in a restaurant? no.
The fact that the hotel staff are aware of the situation with the cover-up of the virus is 100%. When the "caring" doctor was taking me to a "cheap" pharmacy, the guards interrogated the doctor with prejudice about the child's condition and by the emotions, gestures and tone of communication, by the way they threw a furtive glance at me, it was clear that something was wrong with us. not this way.
As a result, we were nervous for five days and worried why the treatment regimen prescribed by the doctor was not working. And what about our child?
How much calmer would we be if the doctor / hotel staff told us "guys, yes, this is Coxsackie. But the reason is the heat and the influx of tourists, we try our best (we process the pools twice a day, for example). And you just give the child an antipyretic Don't worry, everything will be back to normal! "

When we went to Turkey, we were aware that there was a risk of getting sick. But we could not even imagine that we would face such a blatant lie!
I sincerely do NOT recommend this hotel for a holiday.