“It was very good :)”

I spent there a weak with my family in 2007.It was a great trip and the hotel was very good.Certainly not a luxury place,but not bad either.I had fun,the food was delicious,the service excellent.I remember you had a cooker named Jimmy,my little brother used to play with him and make jokes.I'd like … Plus

I spent there a weak with my family in 2007.It was a great trip and the hotel was very good.Certainly not a luxury place,but not bad either.I had fun,the food was delicious,the service excellent.I remember you had a cooker named Jimmy,my little brother used to play with him and make jokes.I'd like to come back one day and re-live that experience.Miss Kemer a lot....hugs and kisses DENA

Moins

“It was ok, could be better.”

Lack of hotwater, reccomend have shower at night,tends to have hotwater then. The food was catered for Russians mostly,(The guests that stayed at the hotel were all Russians) salads and rice and other stuff i cant name. No English food at all. For meat intake and to feel full, ate out a couple of … Plus

Lack of hotwater, reccomend have shower at night,tends to have hotwater then. The food was catered for Russians mostly,(The guests that stayed at the hotel were all Russians) salads and rice and other stuff i cant name. No English food at all. For meat intake and to feel full, ate out a couple of times. Would not reccomend all inclusive. Same menue everyday for lunch and Dinner. Skipped Breakfast alltogether. Snacks were pieces of shortbread and tasteless pieces of cake. Nobody speaks English at the hotel, any concerns, i wouldnt bother. View from my balcony was a building site,Room was ok but very small, you can hear everything that goes on above you,including the toilett flushing. Not ideal place to stay with Young Children. Hotel is ok also for a short stay, 2 to 3 nights max. There is no entertainment. Bar closes at 10.pm. The bar man also played the same music over and over again. If you also want a goodnights sleep i wouldnt bother, you can hear everything, from people walking past your room door. Hotel staff were nice but of no help when needed due to no English speaking. Transfer also on the way to the Hotel could not find it and had gotten lost a couple of times. Hotel is down a sidestreet, when walking about the nextday it was obvious that i was staying in the shabbiest Hotel in the area. It had the poteintal to be so much better. It was a cheap stay tho, and was quite content with what i paid for.

Moins

“u get what u pay for, as its one of the cheapest around to stay at.”

firstly i have to say the staff , mainly hussan, and his brother, all waiters and chefs, even maids were excellent, they work hard and make u feel welcome, and are always cheerful. They cannot help the standards of this slightly shabby hotel. It basically could do with some money spent on it, to … Plus

firstly i have to say the staff , mainly hussan, and his brother, all waiters and chefs, even maids were excellent, they work hard and make u feel welcome, and are always cheerful. They cannot help the standards of this slightly shabby hotel. It basically could do with some money spent on it, to bring it up to date and up to a realistic three star, it wouldnt take that much really. Sadly the pillars outside the hotel are all broken, they must have once made the approach to the hotel look inviting, but now then are all in half and it makes the frontage look derelict, as does the rubbish opposite the hotel and the waste land and car park to its rear and side. We were lucky enough to be moved to a room that wasnt overlooking the rubbish bins , when we asked. The walls are v thin and u can hear everyones toilet habits if they are above you as the ceilings have gaps in them. The general cleanliness is not that bad actually, but attention to detail there is not !. The toothbrush holders and glass shelves were not cleaned, the furniture has never seen polish, but the ladies who come in and change your beds everyday are lovely and the sheets are always clean as are the dated slightly sad towels. The food in the restaurant was repetative, nearly always a goulash type dish , with rice or cous cous with salad and bread. Breakfast is hard boiled egg and sausage which are one inch long pieces (be warned) and u have to get there early enough to get some. You actually feel like u are eating a paupers supper sometimes, it really is a poor show. The bar is beer out of plastic bottles, squeezed into your glass, there are no optics, just a bottle of red wine, white wine, or vodka and gin, that really is it ! After ten o'clock you have to pay for the drinks at the bar, even if you havent been for a drink there all day, maybe they should give you a quota instead of finishing the "all inclusive" bar at a certain time ! ?? There is no security here either, anyone can walk in and out. The pool was getting very cloudy by the time we left, and we believe it is because the people go straight in the pool after having an oil massage in the turkish bath area (which was a must to do ! actually). Sadly i would love to recommend this hotel, purely on the basis that the staff made our stay so much better than it should have been, if u know what i mean, but i can't.

Moins

“An honest review”

My partner and myself wanted a romantic break so we booked Turkey. At the last minute, the travel company phoned us and told us we were to be moved hotel. After reading reviews on the Peymen, we were worried about what we'd experience. The hotel was perfect for what we wanted. It was small and qui… Plus

My partner and myself wanted a romantic break so we booked Turkey. At the last minute, the travel company phoned us and told us we were to be moved hotel. After reading reviews on the Peymen, we were worried about what we'd experience. The hotel was perfect for what we wanted. It was small and quiet, which was nice. We had the pool to ourselves most days. I would strongly reccomend a Turkish bath from the hotel itself. We were in pure Heaven. It takes about an hour and I think was 30 lira. The food...my partner loves salad but I'm not too keen. There were 3 choices of hot food - one vegetarian - and either pasta, rice or couscous. Occasionally they' d make chips. One night a week, they'd do a BBQ or chicken kebab outside, which was lovely. We did have to eat out a few nights, because we were sick of salad. There are a few lovely restaurants in the town. The turkish pizzas are lovely ;) The staff at the hotel are lovely. They cannot do enough for you. Nothing is too much effort for them. Our hotel rep was useless though and I did run up a £275 phone bill due to phoning the travel company in ENGLAND as the rep 'couldn't' help us with anything we asked him. All in all, it was an amazing holiday. We wanted a nice romantic break and thats what we got. Lastly, a holiday is what you make it. If you want to have a good time, you will no matter where you stay!! Enjoy your holiday :)

Moins