It is a very pleasant hotel, with excellent large rooms, slightly aged furniture, but everything is in good condition, even carpets on the floor. Great view from the large balconies to the sea from 3-5 floors of the rooms... A clean, free beach, there has never been a time when someone did not have enough sun beds. If you take the mattresses yourself in the morning, no one requires payment for them without the help of beachboys. According to nutrition, despite the small assortment of dishes, for dinner there is one meat or fish dish, several types of side dishes, a lot of salads and vegetables with herbs, everything is always very tasty and varied. We 've never been hungry or unhappy . Only often the French fries on the side were cold, covered in advance. Nice young guys served, quickly cleaned up everything dirty. We really liked the excellent location of the hotel and the beach across the boardwalk. We will definitely come back here. The price-quality matches, we recommend you to relax.

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Андрей П

Level 22 Local Expert

So, I've read the reviews and now I'll explain too :) The main thing to realize is that this is an old three-star hotel, everything in it is old, including the guests. And this is not a bad thing in itself, but just a well-defined vibe that may suit some and not others. You should not expect 4-5-star service from a three-star hotel, it is not there. The hotel building has a fervent architectural design, all rooms in it have sea views (well, except for the lower floors), and open corridors and stairs are located on the street side. The hotel is located 4 km from the central point of Marmaris, it can be considered the outskirts and, in my opinion, it is an ideal location. On the one hand, the hotel has its own modest beach right next to it, there have always been free sun beds and the sea with a convenient shallow approach and is quite pleasant for swimming. On the other side is the main city road, along which minibuses pass every three minutes to the center and to the bus station (they stop at any convenient place, accept cash, bank and transport cards). Since the start of the route is not far from the hotel, minibuses go past the hotel empty and only then begin to fill up with British grandmothers. The place at the hotel is quiet: there is no evening entertainment, but there are nightly live music concerts at the neighboring four-star, which end strictly at 23 o'clock. In general, if you walk along the embankment towards the center, you pass by almost all the hotels, and if in the other direction, after passing several hotels and a bar with a Roxy Tart drag show, you come out onto the DIVINE shady promenade that goes to the neighboring town of Icmeler. The hotel's guests are mostly Russians or from Eastern Europe. There is a hotel cat with a bell. No one bothered to sleep, only once loud British grandmothers came into the neighborhood, I had to get earplugs. Cars can be heard from the road when the balcony is open, but after a couple of beers they don't seem to be heard anymore. The air conditioner was working properly. I counted two cleaners for the entire hotel, and the attitude towards room cleaning is quite philosophical. If you don't hang anything on the door handle, they will come in to empty the room bucket and make the bed. Towels are not changed unnecessarily. The hotel has a vacuum cleaner, I even saw it, but I don't know, they keep it as a relic or something... In principle, I was quite satisfied with this mode, except that I had to get toilet paper myself (it's at the bottom of the white bookcase near the elevator, if anything). There is a problem with the shared toilet between the pool and the dining room: it is not cleaned very diligently and periodically it just grazes. As for the food, I can say that it is quite decent for a three-star hotel, and in a couple of weeks we got a lot of it there. In the morning, cucumbers, tomatoes, eggs, milk with crunches, soups, incomprehensible Turkish meat products and even more incomprehensible Turkish salads, an omelet is fried on a separate stove for those who want an omelet. In the evenings, there is always watermelon in any quantity (in the second half of September, it just became sweet, we ate its annual rate, probably), there are delicious semi-finished fish cutlets, on the last day they were given fish directly from the grill. I was a little upset by the cold shade of the ceiling lamps in the dining area, I love the warm shade, but I'm not sure if people even think about how everything is illuminated. There is also a small bar. The staff is quite friendly and nice, especially the guys at the bar. In general, if I'm still in Marmaris, I'll try to stay at the same hotel. It just suited me.

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strekoza

Level 12 Local Expert

It's a cozy place, everything is compact and close, a restaurant, a beach, plenty of sun beds, and the sea is wonderful. The food is right, no frills, but it's enough not to be hungry. It was the right choice for us in all respects. The tours were taken from Suzanne, her office is adjacent to the hotel. She is a very positive, responsive person who is happy to help with all issues! Many thanks to everyone who made our stay comfortable.

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