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The room is not big, there are not many dining options around, the hotel staff does not speak good English, there are some communication problems, the room network is not very good, and the overall cost performance is not very high!

We stayed for 1 night. Thank God, because we were with a child, they gave us a non-smoking room. In general, the Turks need to do something about this! Smoking is prohibited in public places. Dog-friendly - also a rather rare occurrence in these places. Otherwise, the hotel is very shabby, these are not 5 stars. The room is large. Water / tea and instant coffee (in five stars!). For 3 people, they gave a room without an extra bed. My 11-year-old daughter and I, of course, fit in a single bed, but still it is strange. The breakfast is just awful. A mountain of bread, eggs rolled over until blue, fried eggs or omelettes are fried in terrible frying pans. Judging by the look, the cheese is cut in the evening, it is all stale, I will not even mention the sausage - how can you eat Turkish sausage and hot dogs - is unclear. The only edible thing Nea breakfast - kaymak and honey in the comb. That's it! The parking lot is full, but if you give the keys to the parking attendant, they will put it. This year Türkiye left some indelibly unpleasant trace.

It was very good cleaning, a quality hotel. It was thought to be successful.

On the last day before going, I went down to the pool at 10 am and was told it was being cleaned but unfortunately I couldn't go in. I wish it was cleaned at different times. I hadn't gone in the evening before that thinking I would go to the swimming pool in the morning before going but that wasn't the case. The food, room and view were nice.

The hotel was beautiful and I had stayed before, staff. It was very kind and laughing, breakfast was a little weak, and it was very watery