“IT WAS OVER PRICED AND NOT CLEAN... NO VALET TO HELP WITH LUGGAGE”
It was less than normal, overcrowded, and not clean.
JockUn mese fa
★★★★·Kemer·7.1
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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The Viking Park Hotel in Kemer boasts a private beach area and direct beachfront access, offering stunning sea views from the terrace or garden. Comfortable rooms feature air-conditioning, balconies, and modern amenities, including family rooms and interconnected rooms. The hotel is 61 km from Antalya Airport and a short walk from Camyuva Beach, with nearby attractions like Chimera and Antalya Aqualand.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
It was less than normal, overcrowded, and not clean.
Jock·Un mese fa
The staff were lively, but the rooms were awful.
Olena·2 mesi fa
There wasn’t much to praise; the animation team seemed to run the place and the in‑hotel massage was good, though it costs extra. The beach isn’t on the first line – you have to walk about 15 minutes in the heat, it’s tiny, sits right next to water‑sports areas that always smell of gasoline, many beach chairs are broken, the beach bar charges and often didn’t even open, you have to buy a beach towel, a safe and internet access separately, the reception staff rarely smile, give only half‑hearted answers and won’t really help, housekeeping was a separate nightmare – even after leaving a tip they didn’t clean properly, I recorded a video that I can’t attach, the towel they gave looked supposedly clean, and the food was terrible – basically just rice, I never saw any fish.
Sholpan·Un anno fa
The sea and the sun were there, and we even met the parents. As for the hotel, nothing. It definitely isn’t a 4‑star place; it would barely be 2 stars. Check‑in took 3 hours. The manager couldn’t find any changes to my booking in the system at first, then tried to charge more than the amount confirmed on Booking. The resolution took 3 hours. The restaurant was a cafeteria with dirty tablecloths, disposable plastic or paper cups, and you had to ask for cups each time. The coffee machine was awful, often just pouring water, and the coffee itself was horrible. Turkish coffee cost 80 lira extra. The soda machine had a chemical‑tasting peach, lemon, and other juices, all paid. Cola and Sprite were served in the bar. The food was bland with too many spices, sometimes no meat at all. Freshly grilled food appeared only once on a holiday. Fruits were 4 types: watermelon, apple variety 1, apple variety 2, and a mix of peaches and oranges. There was a spa once, but I didn’t want it again. No relaxing atmosphere at all. The massage was unprofessional, with a musty smell and some sewage odor. Only one key for the room, and when you take it out, the fridge and AC turn off, making it hot and the chocolate in the fridge melt. They refuse to give a second key for energy savings. The fridge had water only twice in 5 days, and I had to remind them. Cleaning was okay, rooms were partially refurbished, but the bed covers tore, curtains were old, furniture was old. The shower supplies were almost none; you have to ask and remind. Internet costs 3 euros per day on the hotel property, safe 3 euros per day, beach towels 5 euros each. There are no bathrobes in the room. The beach is the second line (10 minutes walk) and in terrible condition. No café; bring your own water. The beach shower uses seawater. Only about 10 people at most. The pool is always full. The music by the pool is loud and almost always Turkish, sometimes Russian, rarely background music. It just screams all the time. In the “restaurant,” no music ever played.
Maria·Un anno fa
The location was good, easy to get to the beach and the city center. The pool could have been deeper and had a separate area for serious swimmers.
Tollaksen·Un anno fa