I stayed near the beach, just a short walk across the hotel grounds. The resort has an adults‑and‑kids water park with three slides, and there are sun‑shaded loungers on the private beach. Multiple pools offer loungers and sun‑shades, and the bars and restaurants serve juices, cocktails, and strong drinks. The grounds are well‑kept with palm trees. Evening entertainment for both kids and adults includes discos. Walking to the town centre is easy, it’s not far. The restaurants serve good food every day—fish, chicken, meat, vegetables, pastries, and Turkish sweets. The staff are friendly and helpful whenever possible. However, the smell of grilled fish permeates both the beach and the hotel, which made it hard to enjoy the sea air. Smoking isn’t confined to designated areas; guests smoke on the beach and on balconies, so we had to close our balcony door when smokers started near our room. When we checked in, there were no slippers, bathrobes, or a kettle with tea supplies, so we had to ask for them. In the mornings and all day, guests occupy the loungers with towels and pebbles, so it was often difficult to find a free spot. The beach is crowded, and the cabins are close together.
Galina·3 weeks ago