"We stayed in a 10 square meter room like a warehouse with old beds and bugs and flies in the toilet. We took a shower at the bottom of the toilet without a shower head. It was a disgrace. Don't ever come here. And they say we are full of egoistic talk. Don't go to such places so that they will care about their workplaces."

"“A close and surprising alternative for those tired of going to Antalya!” Every year I kept saying “Antalya, Antalya,” but the road, the heat, and the traffic had worn me out. This time, I said, “Somewhere close by, I can rest.” It was good for me, and I dragged at least 5 friends along. Do they regret it? I don’t know yet 😅 First day of vacation! We arrived with high expectations, but when we expected a professional welcome at the hotel entrance and were told to “Park your car on the side of the road or leave it in the vacant lot ahead,” we got a little nervous. We’ve factored the stress of “looking for a parking space” into our vacation, so no… We dug right in so we wouldn’t be nervous on an empty stomach, but to be honest, the variety seemed a bit like a “fit menu.” The thing that caught my eye the most: They’d cut up a whole chicken and grilled it, I guess the “bone protein” trend has started 😄 There were meatballs, but they were clearly not made “by our moms’ hands,” frozen ones. But they weren’t bad, let’s be honest. The pool isn't bad, but if you don't get up by 7am, you'll lose the battle for a sunbed. The "early bird gets the pool" system works here! If you didn't come here dreaming of a boozy holiday, that's fine. But if, like me, you're looking for a glass of wine in the evening, bring a thermos or enjoy a walk outside. There's no alcohol, and the options are a bit limited. The sea was choppy in the afternoon, "like it connects to the Black Sea." The wind must have been a bit of a distraction, or maybe we were. 😊 The biggest downside? The taps for those who want to cleanse themselves with water after getting off the sand are barely enough to "wash off the flies." It's really weak. The TV in the room is still silent, and the outlets are a bit of a "I'd rather be here than working" mindset. There's still construction noise in the background, a sense of "you're there, not the hotel." That evening, we headed back to the restaurant, hoping for a surprise dinner, but the menu was familiar: the meatballs and shredded chicken from lunch were back on stage. You'd think we have a special bond with chicken; it's off the menu 😄 We said, "It didn't pass the test, so at least let's have some tea." We went, sat down, and politely asked for tea. The answer we got was, "We don't have service, you get your own. We only take the empties." So, we get our own tea, and the division of responsibilities is clear: Tea for you, empty for me! I'm just reporting from the first day of the holiday... Stay tuned for the rest! 😄"

"It’s a terrible hotel. After the earthquake, there was a shortage of hotels in the area, and they are taking advantage of the situation. They only provided 0.5 liters of drinking water for two people in the room. When we asked for more, they said it was chargeable. The room key card frequently stops working, and the safe in the room doesn’t function. There’s no toothpaste or toothbrush, and they sell them for 170 TL. The breakfast selection is poor, and the menemen tasted awful. The SPA is out of service, and the gym is very small. In short, don’t believe for a second that this is a five-star hotel."