Antik Garden Hotel

This is the hotel we've been coming to for years. The staff in every department of the hotel were really, really good, except for the lady who made the gözleme (Turkish flatbread). She's a disrespectful woman. But the other staff, especially Mr. Ümit at reception, Mr. Ali, and Mr. Özgür, are great, in my opinion. Mr. Oğuzhan at the bar and DJ Ali are fantastic. We'll definitely come back next year just for DJ Ali; he's very entertaining and does his job well. He has the capacity to ensure customer satisfaction. The sea is beautiful and there's no shortage of sun loungers. This hotel is very suitable for people with disabilities. My father is disabled, and they take excellent care of him. They've practically removed all obstacles thanks to the staff...thank you...a great value for money hotel... I also have an 8-year-old son who really liked the hotel. The pools are adequate, if only there weren't time restrictions...

The axis will bring the text in Russian. Spontaneous recreation The hotel was chosen almost without hesitation, as it was necessary to go urgently, and the prices of holidays this year turned out to be quite high. The hotel consists of three separate areas: the main building with elevator, main restaurant, hamam and lobby; the Garden area with two-storey multi-room cottages; and the Beach Rooms located directly on the beach. The main building is directly off the busy track running along Fugla Bay. That's where we lived. Silence can be forgotten: the noise of cars can be heard around the clock, music from a nearby establishment plays at night until 4 a.m., and the call to prayer from the mosque begins at 5 a.m. The quietest place in the hotel is the Garden area, where mainly Poles and Germans relax. Beach Rooms, despite the location by the sea, we didn't like it either. The infrastructure includes several swimming pools, but they are not too convenient to use. The first, the largest, has a depth of 1.6 m across the square and is located next to the restaurant, so almost no one swims there. The second is located near the hamam and is open free of charge from 8:00 to 11:00. The third, a small one, is located in the Garden. The fourth, with two slides, is by the beach, but it is so small that it is almost impossible to swim in it. There is also a paid area with swimming pool (1 euro) and a lawn area (3 euro). Main restaurant one. There were always plenty of seats available. The food is common: seafood is practically non-existent, but the food is fresh and delicious. For unsavory guests, the choice is sufficient. Soft drinks seemed too chemical. We haven't tried alcohol. Snacks at the beach bar are available almost all day. The lobby bar only works in the evening. The water slides operate from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 16:00. There's almost no entertainment, animation is very weak, kids can get bored. The crossing to the beach runs through the floors down past the hamam. The beach itself is actually located under the track. Beach towels are changing. There were always enough beds, even if you didn't come in the morning. They're old, some mattresses are torn. The main asset of the hotel is the sea and beach. The sea here is really gorgeous. The beach is sandy, the entrance to the water is gentle, no special shoes are required. The biggest drawback is location. The hotel is on the outskirts of Avsallar. The centre is about 20 minutes' walk away. In the evening there is almost nowhere to walk - only along the route to the center or the other way, to the Waikiki store. At the reception they first tried to charge us an extra 140 euros for accommodation in Beach Rooms. In the end, for 20 euros, we were checked into the main building at 8:30 a.m., which we had booked. The cleaning was superficial. The air conditioning, refrigerator, shower and plumbing were in good working order. The minibar was replenished only with water. The beds are comfortable, the pillows are not good. Bed linen and towels are old in places. For tips, the maids made towel figures and brought flowers to the room. In general, the main asset of the hotel is the sea and beach. However, you can freely enter here without staying in a hotel, so there are always a lot of people on the beach. We didn't see any rescuers, although there are many campers with children. In my opinion, for $1,500 for seven days you can find a much more successful vacation option.Such text sounds natural in Russian, without mixing languages and with all your impressions preserved.

The Hotel Antik is very outdated. Our accommodation in the garden was extremely small and old-fashioned. The air conditioning only worked partially. In addition, there was an ant nest in the shower as well as cobwebs in the corners. The pool was clean, but the room cleaning was unhygienic and a total disaster. Ice and drinks are subject to a charge. No Wi-Fi in the rooms The internet went out on the very day of arrival, so we had no network in the room until the end of our vacation. Wi-Fi was only available in the lobby, which was consequently permanently overcrowded. Often you could not even find a seat there. Poor service in the restaurant The air conditioning in the dining hall failed completely in the last few days. The staff was unfriendly and inattentive: There was a lack of cutlery and used tables were not cleared. The furniture was partially damaged, the tablecloths were full of holes, and the coffee machines were regularly empty. Positive: The food was always delicious and fresh. Organizational shortcomings at departure Although our flight was not until 10:30 AM, we had to get up at 3:00 AM to be in the lobby by 4:05 AM. We were not offered any food or drink at the reception for the long wait and the trip. Conclusion: No, thanks!