Club Sideris Halal Family Hotel

“İlk rezervasyon yaptığımda bookingdeki düşük puanını görünce korkmuştum aslında fakat konakladıktan sonra anladımki iyik”

Many thanks to Ali at the reception; he was very helpful.

Sedat·4 maanden geleden

“Finger weg … es war die reinste Kathastrophe”

We had no positives at all, so we cut our stay short. The room was in an old, worn state; the air‑conditioning only worked in the family room, while the other room was unbearably hot. The terrace door couldn’t be opened fully because guests were walking past on the terrace. The bathroom had no ventilation or windows and always smelled. The whole room felt old and dirty. There was no bar as described, only four drink options: Cola, Fanta, Sprite, and still water. The regional brand didn’t taste good and was rarely cool. Water was only available in small yogurt packs.

Naide·Een jaar geleden

The food—both breakfast and dinner—was good, varied, tasty, and offered a very wide selection of dishes. The restaurant with a sea view had no complaints. Everything else was lacking. The rooms were plain, poor, and completely different from the photos; the pictures and reality were two separate worlds. There was no atmosphere, it felt cheap and noisy. From morning onwards, loud music blasted from a place we had to run away from to leave the hotel and the village. The hotel was arranged haphazardly and cheaply. The “de luxe” villa and private pool were a failure—they were not villas but separate pavilions with a garden amid a cluster of rooms. The pools smelled of damp and sewage. Separate pools for men and women made it hard to know who could swim when. Staff spoke little English, most of them not at all. The hotel’s surroundings were a crowded, noisy beach with roaming groups of beachgoers setting up grills, tents, and littering heavily. Nearby restaurants were somewhat dirty and loud. Prices were like in Istanbul, the food was much worse. The village was dirty and gloomy. There was zero charm. I RECOMMEND AWAY! Especially for those who, looking at the map, think the hotel is in a remote, quiet, nature‑close spot. That’s a mistake. Trash, noise, stress. For those who enjoy a cold beer at night—there is a complete ban in the hotel, but around there are shops and pubs. That’s it, zero atmosphere.

Kingala·Een jaar geleden

“Beklentinize bagli olarak degisir”

The fact that the sea was calm was nice. The sea was icy but that’s fine depending on your preference. First, everything changes depending on your expectations. Besides that, a toilet smell comes in right when you enter the facility. Also, flies are unbelievably numerous. In the dining area, flies are everywhere in every dish; nobody seems bothered, I don’t understand. The dining area is very small, so there is a queue. The desserts were really bad. The main dishes were limited. But the biggest problem, I think, is hospitality, because I came with my brother, mother, father, and son, and the son’s father came to let us leave. While he was leaving, he came so far that he entered the sea with his son, played with him, then took him to the pool, forced him into the pool, then he was supposed to leave, but the sea is a public beach. I don’t know why they forced him into the pool, I don’t know if I called him from my phone, if they sent a message to the room, and then told his father directly that you have a complaint and you have to pay the daily fee (one thousand lira). What is this complaint, what is the fee, we didn’t understand at all… If we could say one side, if the fly and food issues were solved, the concept could be chosen. Convenience.

Hilal·Een jaar geleden

“Es war alles in Ordnung das Personal war sehr bemüht. Essen war mittelmäßig für mich mit viel Gewürz. Sonst hat alles ge”

ja. Fliegen

Fatma·Een jaar geleden