Nikola Dzambasovic
Hotel is 3.5 km far away from the center so who would like to go to center must use taxi which price is 5-6e, you must haggle with taxi drivers. Cleopatra beach is near but the entrance in the sea at the beach of the hotel is very dangerous because sea has a lot of rocks. So my advice is to go to the beach 16 or smaller(15...1 - here is the purest water)
Rooms and terraces are very small. There is no enough space to sit on the terrace. Food is very bad, every day same food. Only the kebab was perfect, kebab is served for the dinner only. A lot of people had diarrhea problem probably because the Turkish food which is very spicy. Turkish bath in the hotel I don't suggest, it is cheaper from the bath in the center but the massage in the center is much better. Internet and strongbox must pay additional. The pool is good for the kids. Pool depth is 160-170cm. Every day music on the pool is the same and it is too much loud. If you want to sleep near the pool it is not possible.
Weather is very tough especially for the person who never had been in that weather conditions. Humidity is problem because it is very high especially in the July and August. It is better in the September, a locals said that.
Bianka Zsófia Benedek
‼️‼️‼️Rooms are dirty, there are bugs in them and when we arrived ,there was six less places than we booked because other guestst renewed their booking with +1 day...food is almost every time cold, some of our members got food poisoning and get in hospital because of it, one broke 2 fingers on her foot because of poor maintenance of the ladder in the pool...don't recommend this hotel at all.
Only advantage is the beach, it's close and beautiful, and just for info, it's wavy every day...😁🌊
Tomas Michnica
TL:DR RUN! DIRTY! SMELLY! DISGUSTING! NO FREE WIFI! Electricity/water outage !
We arrived at 3 am. The person at the reception knew only about five English words in total. He showed us to our room (106), which looked like it was furnished in the late 70s or maybe 60s. The toilets were very smelly even without being used, and the smell didn't go away at all. If you expected the air conditioning to work, you are partly correct. In room 106, it pretty much didn't work, even though it was running and making noise.
We tried to resolve our issues, and we were given only one option: to swap rooms. The manager and a receptionist with decent English were very accommodating, and they allowed us to check multiple rooms. We found some with working AC and non-smelly toilets, and they let us switch to them for a fee of 50 euros for four people. As for room cleaning and room equipment, that's a different story. The room didn't have half of the bed covers/towels, and ones we had looked used, meaning they were dirty. Talking about room cleaning, we only got our floor cleaned every three days without changing towels or bed covers. We also had to ask for toilet paper and shampoos at the reception because we weren't getting them at all.
Now, let's talk about the food. Brace yourself. Breakfast was okay to good, but then it went downhill really fast. Lunch always consisted of about six main dishes, and if you were very lucky, one of them would change from time to time. There were also some salads, watermelons, and oranges (the fruits were very good). For dessert, there were multiple options, but they all tasted the same; only the food coloring was different. Most of them tasted pretty bad, except for one. Dinner was basically the same story as lunch.
The pool was great in the first few days of the trip. The water was clean with an azure hue and not much dirt. After the first few days, more people came, and I'm not sure if they stopped cleaning the pool, but the water turned yellow, and we stopped visiting it. Half of the sunbeds by the pool had holes in them—just a side note. The bar had plastic glasses, and most of them had a yellow hue. We hoped that it was their original color, but we were skeptical since most of the glasses looked dirty. They also knew we were a group of four, but they only allowed one person to take one drink at a time, which didn't make sense at all. The toilets near the reception were in the same state as the toilet in room 106—smelly to the extent of fainting.
I'm sure I forgot some details, but this should be enough to not ruin your own holiday. Oh almost forgot the ceiling at the dinning room partilly collapsed on one day and in last few days electricity and water was working like 50% of the time. Stay safe!
Punisher 1326
The location of the hotel is perfect in terms of proximity to the beach and the market, but the service, quality, customer communication, duty, mission, vision, aesthetics are all destroyed, terrible. The meals are okay. Never waste your money by booking and think carefully. They also channel them to different hotels for permanent accommodation. CHAOS!!!
Mónika Kun
Best moments of summer: Hakan is the best chef in the world. :) He is a very kind and hardworking person. He prepared delicious food for guests. I hope to see you again, in the meantime I wish the hotel staff all the best! 🥰💚💙❣️