Parus Hotel

I used to travel around Europe and communicate with everyone in English. It turned out that in Turkey, as in this hotel, languages ​​are bad enough. Of all the staff, only the hotel owner spoke Russian; everyone else communicated with gestures or through a translator via telephone. They don't speak English either, but that's not a problem. There is someone at the reception even at night (checked personally) and this is a plus. I got a room on the 1st floor, about 12m. Ordinary furniture, tiles, towels. There is a safe, the refrigerator does not understand how (does it work?). The air conditioner is well placed in the corner and the bed is in the middle. So he blows not on people lying on the bed, but cools the room. Respect for this. I read a review here that there was no electricity. In order for it to appear, you need to throw the room key fob into the thing next to the switch. You take out the key - de-energize the number. So many things are done. Breakfast at 8:30. It takes place near the pool (I did not swim in it myself, but the Turks swam). Breakfast is almost always the same: boiled egg, sliced ​​cucumbers and tomatoes, olives, a piece of cheese, jams, tea, watermelon. The tea is excellent. Unlike our colored water, they drink real tea here. Eat watermelon and rolls as much as you like. for some reason they have some kind of watermelon cult here. It may seem that the breakfast is poor, but this is the case in many hotels in Turkey. Dinner at 19:00 (and it’s better not to be an hour or more late). For the first course there was puree soup (there was bean soup, something like rassolnik, something between borscht and rassolnik... often a lot of spices). For the second course, bulgur or pasta with meat, less often fish. Added to all this is hot pepper (almost everywhere it is served separately), vegetable salad and several other types of different salads. Pretty tasty. For dessert, watermelon. Wash it down with a bottle of cola (strange, why not tea?). The staff eats with the visitors (usually later) and everything is the same. They cleaned my place about once every 3 days. There were no problems with hot water. The only thing was to wait until it warmed up. It was inconvenient in that there was essentially nowhere to dry clothes in the room. It’s better to shop in stores near the white mosque (and the clock tower) - everything is more expensive in the shops on the avenue. It’s better to save money on the beach and buy corrals, because even if you find a beach with small pebbles, the entry into the sea will still be over large cobblestones (see photo). Be sure to use SPF - the sun turned out to be very strong.

We are now in this hotel. Upon check-in, we were offered 2 rooms to choose from; we chose a standard room. At first it seemed very small and with tired furniture. As usual, I began to wipe everything with vodka with wet wipes - everything was perfectly clean, the wipes remained white. Our huge suitcase didn’t fit in the closet, so we placed it on the table - conveniently. To my surprise, the room had a great fridge, clean and big enough, cools chic. The water pressure is excellent, the water leaves instantly, no stagnation. Toilet flushes. The air conditioner instantly cools the room. The food is beyond praise. Breakfast is about the same, the main dish changes (the donuts are divine). Dinner is delicious, every day different soup, different main course, different salads. Drinks: cola, water. Dinner and breakfast are served in portions with the main course, salads, and soup you choose. But the food is excellent, better than many fives, really tasty and the portions are large. Watermelon is a fruit that is very tasty and sweet. The staff is very friendly, very friendly.

Stayed at the hotel for 8 nights. The initial impression of the hotels wished to leave the best. Quite a small, stuffy room, no refrigerator or even a safe, but there is a balcony. The negative mood about the hotel dissipated as soon as we turned on the air conditioning and after about 15 minutes the room became fresh and cool. Three days later, we all fell in love with this hotel: breakfast, dinner are simply luxurious. Yes, there is no favorite buffet, but rest assured you will be fed very tasty and at home. You won't leave hungry. Having listened to our friend, who went to Turkey by a lucky coincidence three days later than us, we completely realized that for that price our 3🌟 hotel would beat any 4🌟 hotel (our friend was in just such a hotel). Pallmet (or whatever it's called) with frequent water interruptions, lack of any internet, and power outages left me with mixed emotions about the hotel. Our small but cozy hotel, with a completely imperfect Internet, without lunch, a refrigerator and other amenities, turned out to be worthy of its three 🌟. Of course, it is worth noting that we are lovers of active recreation, and God forbid we only spent the night in a hotel, but to each his own. I give the hotel 5 out of 5. On ITS 3 STARS, he pulls perfectly.

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