We stayed at this hotel for 5 night, nice experience for families with the kids.
Our room had a mountain view and it was rather quiet during the daytime and especially at night.
The hotel and the beach are really good, but there are no waves at the beach at all.
Overall, I have a positive impression of staying at this hotel. Clean rooms, relatively fresh renovation. Good cuisine, there is variety. What left a negative aftertaste was the beach. Considering that it is positioned as a hotel beach, it is possible to maintain it in a cleaner form. Well, for lovers of a hammam, it's about nothing.
It's good that 14+, at least there are no screaming children.
The beach is so-so, although it is large and private. There is almost no sand, combed to the ground. More. It's extreme and too close to the boats. We went to another one.
Food for a good four.
Turkish mash, in general, but the choice of meat and fish is normal, mussels and shrimp were in the dishes every day.
A very small pool, who cares. A bit dirty.
It's a little dirty by the numbers, too.
The attic floor is especially terrible.
It was clearly planned to accommodate staff there, no more, but some rooms were converted for guests.
The neighborhood is surrounded by a bunch of red-hot utilities, with a roof, constantly scurrying lower-level staff - technicians and so on, darkness in the hallway, bleach-soaked floors and waiting for the elevator for 15 minutes in a wild stuffiness (and there are no stairs to the attic, it ends on the floor below - well, this is obvious, since the staff always uses the elevator to transporting equipment, and there shouldn't be any guests here) is such a romance for Russians.
We managed to move, slightly reduced the negative, otherwise there would have been 2 stars only for the place, the mountains and the blue crabs in the sea.
I'm surprised at such idiocy - that's how much they won with these 10 rooms in the attic.
And how much they lost on their image and received bad reviews.
I do not recommend this hotel, absolutely