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29 de julio de 2024
I almost never write reviews, let alone negative ones, but this time, I must share my experience to warn those who saved up for months dreaming of a five-star experience. Don't expect 4 stars, let alone 5. Prepare for a classic, dirty, old 2-3 star Turkish-style hotel with a fan instead of an air conditioner. If you've never been to the sea and don't mind sauna-like conditions without air conditioning (not even in common areas!), poor hygiene, a balcony view of cow dung, and the smell of this dung in 37-degree heat – you might just love it. (The hotel borders a cow pasture.) I honestly doubt those glorifying reviews about cleanliness and magnificence were written by actual guests. But I don't blame the hotel; it's business – they got a 5-star rating back in 2009 and haven't maintained it since. They run on a hardcore budget mode, serving the cheapest boxed wine in dirty glasses. Want a clean table after previous guests? You'll have to ask. (What did you expect, personal service??) I blame the Czech travel agency Blue Style more, for marketing this "resort" as 4.5 stars, charging 5-star prices, and sending you to a place that barely passes as 2.5 stars. I could endlessly comment on the lack of toilet paper or disinfectant in the bathrooms, the non-functioning air conditioning and showers, the unbearable farm stench, and the lines in the small dining room, as if it's the last bread on Earth... But I'll stop, so you can enjoy the delightful shock awaiting you, if you choose this place. You'll find only towels and soap in the room, nothing more, not even coffee. And no, no amenities pack. Pillows? Each is different. Plates in the dining room? Also mismatched, just like at grandma's cottage. And the cleaning ladies? They'll be mopping right around you as you enjoy your (undrinkable) wine. To sum up, the pool was the only bright spot. That's where we spent our time, counting down the days until the end of this "five-star" vacation.
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