Dizalya Palm Garden - All Inclusive пікірлері

We are currently staying at DIZALYA. There are no discos, and young people are really sad about it. This is a big downside. Everything else is as usual.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.

1. There was no cleaning at all. In two weeks, the elevator was never washed. In two weeks, they never cleaned the broken glass on the floor. Real broken glass lay for 2 weeks !!! Blanket was dirty (thrown on the floor for washing), during cleaning it was picked up and put back on the bed (until I personally approached and changed it 😂). A small child dirtied it, so we put it on the floor with the dirty side up, so that they could see that it was dirty. I was shocked when I came back to the room in the evening and saw the same dirty blanket on the bed 😅 2. The first hotel where there were no apples, pears, or nectarines in two weeks. There were only melons and watermelons (at the very beginning, then they were also removed), green mandarins (which nobody eats, really) and plums. 3. There was no food on the grill at all. And never was. Of course, there was enough food, thank God it was never spicy, you could always find something to eat (the key word is "something" 😁). But we were never hungry. Rice and pasta were a constant. Very limited menu. Everything was so stable that in 2 weeks, there was only rice porridge for breakfast. There were also no dried fruits or cookies. 4. The entrance to the sea was very bad. Although we got used to it, we only went to the sea 4 times. It was very upsetting because we went for 2 weeks specifically to enjoy the sea. The rest of the time (except for 4 days), there were such strong waves that it was impossible to enter, it just knocked you off your feet. Only men went in, women, children, and grannies couldn't(((. Essentially, you could only swim properly from the pier. 5. The staff are good, which is a plus. But the attitude towards Germans was better, and it was very noticeable. 6. Dirt... dirt... we got sick with coxsackie... thankfully not rotavirus. Not surprising. Cats walk on the tables, on the cutlery we then sit down and eat. We saw many times how a cat would be sitting on a set table... Cats were walking on the tables and cutlery prepared for opening before lunch/dinner. I have nothing against cats, but not on the tables... There was even a photo, but I can't find it now to show. 7. The room was "nice"... they gave us a different one with a sea view and bigger. But the shower in the room didn't work 😂 and the tiles were coming off. But it's trivial. We only came to the room to sleep, so it was trivial. However, they asked for an additional 10 euros per day for the transfer. I said why do I need your "better" room, settle us in the one that was booked. In the end, they let us stay without paying extra. But the room was of course a disaster... managed to wash up a couple of times in 2 weeks 😂 went to another place🙈 8. It was surprising that there was no bottled water in the fridges as before. Nowhere. They pour it into a glass. Or bring your own bottle. (during room cleaning, they bring 1 bottle of 1.5 liters if you ask) There is also no ayran. Gezmeli (the flatbreads they bake there), and waffles, they also ran out after 5 days when we arrived. 9. There is no kettle in the room. For me, this is wild, we struggled with a child. 10. The water in the pool is very cold, especially in the kids' pool. It's much warmer in the adult pool. Children hardly swim there because they get sick right away. We swam... and of course got sick. 11. Very dirty glasses... very. I was shocked when I took a glass in the restaurant. They don't wash them there, apparently just rinse them. Because there is lipstick on the edges, dried remnants of juice inside, etc. Thank God there are cardboard cups. 12. In the last week, there was a huge influx of people. Including "tagil" people. It was the first time I saw such people. There was also this one American who of course didn't let the whole floor sleep... but ours were worse 😂 13. Unfortunately, there was no indoor pool at the hotel. So from the sauna, you had to go to the cold outdoor pool. For some reason, the indoor pool at the hotel was closed. The transfer back was not pleasant... it was a terribly small Gazelle, for 8 people, but it was not a minibus, it was a real Gazelle after all. It was the first time in my entire history of visiting Turkey that I rode in such a vehicle. Everyone's feet hurt afterwards 😂 it was very, very small and narrow. Honestly, both outbound and return flights were delayed by 1 hour... but we landed on time, so the flight was 4 hours long (from Moscow). Despite all the drawbacks, we managed to relax. We have something to compare with. We drew conclusions; There is nothing to do in Alanya) you should go before October 15 because after the 15th, we had 4 days of bad weather (it was cold and rainy). There is nothing for children to do there. There is animation, but it's as if there isn't. The room for kids was a horror (all the tables were brought as if from a dump)... In general, that's how it was. I described all the nuances, October is not the end of the season and that's not an excuse 😅. We went, I shared my opinion. This is the only hotel I am not ready to go to even for 40% of the cost. When I read the reviews, I thought, surely people exaggerate, and we will manage. But being at the sea was not pleasant at all (you couldn't get into the water, cold water constantly flowed from the plumbing, the smell was not very pleasant). We only managed to go to the sea a couple of times (essentially, only those who could descend from the pier into deeper water were swimming there). Well, it's my job to write my review. Perhaps it will help someone prepare for such nuances as we had.