It's a really beautiful location, there's always a gentle breeze, the sea is calm in the mornings and slightly wavy towards midday. The facility is very clean, and the service is excellent. All kinds of food are available; it could just be a little more meat, but there's plenty of chicken and fish. The shows could be better, but it deserves 5 stars.
Rooms are okay, large and comfortable bed. Clean bathroom etc. but there was hair on the bed and one of the towels.
Location is very good, hotel itself is nice with the garden and beautiful view but there is a big problem with restaurant staff. On the firat day we arrived, we went to restaurant and we were having our dinner. The restaurant closes at 9 pm and they start to pack almost like 8:55 pm. While we were having our dinner and someone came and told us to leave because they were closing. I told him that we are still eating and he said it is closed. I said I am not leaving until finish my food. He left but knowing that you are being watched is very uncomfortable feeling.
There was 1 waiter in the restaurant we met next morning, he was the only waiter with nice and kind attitude. All other restaurant staff were weird, generally unhappy with the work they do. It was very disappointing.
Service is the worst because they won’t even bring water to the table you have to bring it on your own and the food is cold and nothing more than pasta and fries for kids. The rooms were really empty’ the beds were uncomfortable,but had a good price.The beach was nice but the fish would bite people unless you didn’t stop moving. Location was very far away from Istanbul ( 8 hours drive without stopping) and it was in the middle of the road. Kids club was empty and aqua park only had three slides for big children the rest was for babies. And the staff had bad attitude and they would only speak Russian which is not my nationality and the entertainment club would do a dance every morning and when they say good morning in Turkish it would literally sound like they were saying united !!! wouldn’t recommend this for people who comes with their families .
Only Russian tour group oriented service. Rooms are old and shabby, service is not great, if you are not Russian you feel like an outcast. The cafeteria seems like a USSR summer camp and very crowded.
The scenery is good and overall the hotel is fine though quite old.
I would not recommend, the service lacks a lot in quality.
I went for the fourth time to celebrate my 50th birthday 🎉 I received a lovely welcome from my Jolly tur representative.Melisa was there to welcome us and check us in smoothly.The reception ladies Anastasia and Katarina were very professional and pleasent.They arranged a beautiful sea view room and fruit and wine for my birthday.Thankyou very much ladies for making my stay extra special.I hope to see you all again later in the summer.
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