It may be far from the sea, but the place is great. There is a bus to Stella Beach every 10-15 minutes and then a 5-minute walk to the beach. The rooms are well maintained and cleaned daily. The staff is friendly, some of them speak Russian well. Alcohol, as in all Arab hotels, leaves much to be desired. The cuisine is excellent and varied. There is a choice for anyone, both meat eater and vegan. The only place you shouldn't go is the on-site Chinese Restaurant. But the Lebanese restaurant is definitely worth a visit. There are many pools on site, both for children and adults. Two of them have a bar where you can order a variety of cocktails and beer. The territory of the hotels (garden & beach) clean and well maintained.

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Ольховская Александра

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Excellent hotel in the price/quality ratio. We've been there four times. Beautiful grounds, lots of pools. There is a reef with a lot of fish and other marine life. The food is without pretensions, but you can always find something delicious. Chicken, beef, fish, sometimes mutton. Vegetables, feta in various forms, hummus and tahini. A variety of side dishes, rice, potatoes in different versions, vegetables. Pasta is also available, but I don't think Italian cuisine is their thing. Soups for lunch and dinner. Very tasty baked goods. Omelets and scrambled eggs for breakfast. Delicious donuts and croissants. The fruits in July were apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, watermelons and melons. Desserts with cream are inedible in my opinion, but the national ones are quite. In a Lebanese restaurant and on the beach during the day, ice cream that looks more like sherbet. There are also snacks, hot dogs, burgers, pizza, pasta. Bars have sugar-free cola. There are 4 a la carte restaurants. You can choose 2 per week. We were at the spa on the territory of Stella beach. Two massages, hammam, sauna, Jacuzzi and scrubbing for one 75$

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