Diamore Hotel

The convenient location of the hotel, it is not far from the beach, the view from the window to the fortress, clean rooms, furniture in good condition, the sheets are perfectly white, the food is delicious, the staff is very pleasant and helpful, the feeling of a warm homely atmosphere. Mustafa one love! ❤️ for the first time I rested in a troika and was a little scared of what might expect me there. But the worries were in vain. Everything turned out great.

Hi all! We stayed at the hotel at the beginning of September. The weather in Alanya is beautiful, the sea is warm, the city is interesting. The hotel only changed clothes and spent the night, because there is nothing else to do there. The only plus of this hotel is the location. The center of Alanya, everything is nearby. Next on the list of cons: -Number. Small, cramped, furniture and plumbing are old. Smells damp. I wouldn't be surprised if there is mold. We were denied a request to change the room, supposedly all the rooms are occupied. But for example, no one settled in the rooms next to ours for the entire vacation. There was practically no housekeeping. They took out the garbage themselves, because you can’t wait. They hung a sign asking to clean the room - it's useless. The door to the bathroom wouldn't close unless you put a lot of effort into it. Of the good - the presence of a good hair dryer, refrigerator and lighting over the bed. Guests are not allowed into the room, in another hotel we came to friends without any problems. -Nutrition. Very small selection of food. But this is not the worst. The worst thing is that after eating this food, the stomachs twisted terribly. Naturally, when they realized that this was not acclimatization, but their products, they did not eat more there. We went to cafes and restaurants in the city, since there are a lot of them nearby. Everything is tasty, inexpensive, large portions. I can advise Lost in Alanya with live Turkish music, Elite restaurante, En vie beach, EV restaurante also with live music, Mado - delicious ice cream, desserts, breakfasts (you can find geolocations by name). - There is practically no territory. So keep in mind that there is nothing to do in the hotel. I just spent the night and went to the beach, to walk around the city and so on. -Wi-fi is available only on the 1st floor near the reception. Doesn't catch anywhere else! It's terribly inconvenient. With Russian-speaking staff is also tight. Or they don't want to and pretend they don't understand. Only sometimes in the evenings there was one man who could talk. The hotel is absolutely not worth the money, especially according to the all-inclusive system (from which only the name). There is no point in spending time in this hotel. Much more interesting to be in not his, which we did.

I’ll make a reservation right away that I’m not a very demanding tourist and I didn’t expect foie gras and crabs from a Turkish three-ruble note. For me, first of all, cleanliness is important and even food is not particularly important (with the exception of breakfasts, because I usually have lunch at the seaside, and I prefer to dine somewhere outside the hotel). But here you can't even have a good breakfast. Let's start with the fact that the road from St. Petersburg through Moscow to Alanya and the hotel in particular took almost a day. Of course, the first thing I wanted to do after the road was to take a shower. WHAT CAN'T BE DONE, because there was no hot water !!!!! To questions at the reception, they said that “oh, we turned it off already” (it was 2 am). On top of that, on the first night, the showerhead with the hose was just in my hands, because it flew off. So, we couldn't take a shower. WiFi. Only at the reception, and in the mornings and evenings, when there are a lot of people, then surfing the Internet is very problematic. FOOD. Or rather, its absence. I was in Turkey for the 7th time and I stopped in three rubles before and had a rough idea of what was waiting for me. But what happened was just awful. I am a small fragile girl who, in principle, did not eat much, WALKED HUNGRY, even after breakfast. For breakfast: cucumbers, tomatoes, herbs, cheeses, sausages, bread, jams, butter, boiled eggs, once there was an omelette in 2 weeks. So, we ate cereal for breakfast. When they were not, just a boiled egg. At that moment I thought that healthy men eat here. Problems with the shower and water were constant, one evening, when we had a table booked and we had to leave the hotel at 21, at 20.00 while in the shower, the hose from it was again in my hands, going down to the reception, I they said that they would fix everything, while they went to have a bite, returning after 20 minutes they found that no one was involved in resolving the issue, and the girl from the reception was generally having dinner at that moment. Taking the hose in hand, and walking along all the diners, I went to the bar (where they all constantly sit, instead of working), I had to speak there to fix it, only after that one of the employees got up and turned on the shower. BUT as soon as he left, undressing, going into the shower, turning on the pressure of the water, this unfortunate hose flew off again !!!!!! I was furious! How many times do I have to go down there and make a fuss to get it fixed! After that, again, this man got up ALREADY WITH A NEW MIXER AND PUT IT UP, saying and grumbling something angrily in Turkish (I doubt that there was something good). The friendliness of the employees also leaves much to be desired, I always treat the staff as kindly as possible. But the girl who sometimes stood behind the bar, and in the evenings collected plates, could have smiled at least once. The first 3 days they always told her “thank you”, “thank you”, etc., of course I understand that the person speaks Turkish, but I think she knows the phrase “thank u” for sure, she never even nodded in response, but just with stone dissatisfied face left to do their business. At this moment, you feel as embarrassed as possible))) because how much you depend