Viking Nona Beach Hotel

Pros. The hotel was chosen for its location on the first line, and it did not fail - to the sea 2 minutes on foot. The beach is clean, its own, with constant monitoring to keep outsiders out. Pebbles, but special shoes solve the problem. The sunbeds are all busy until breakfast, if you want to get in the shade - it's best to come early. The hotel is small and quiet – just what we were looking for. We were particularly lucky with the room: the windows looked out onto the mountains, and we didn't hear any evening music by the pool at all. There is animation, but it is calm (Turkish night twice a week), we did not go. Thank you very much, staff. Everyone smiled, helped, genuinely tried to solve any problem. For example, we had a lock on the door all the time - we had to run to the reception, but it is not a question of people, but of the condition of the hotel. The guys did everything they could. Food. I won't say huge choice, but we had enough. There's always fish, bird, lamb. Lots of greens, cheeses, sweets. Of the fruit - apples, watermelons, cherries, apricots, bananas. But there is an important downside: many dishes are given out, and what is in demand — manga meat, fish, fruit — runs out very quickly. People wait in line and then they wait to cook again. And it's not certain what they'll cook if there's a lot of people. It seems that the hotel does not always expect a large flow of guests. Juices are concentrated, only apple juice is drunk. But the spilled beer at the bar is really delicious. The pool. It's there, but it's small, there's not much sunbed around it. And only opens from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. – later they are not allowed in because there are tables for lunch nearby. For those who like to swim in the evening, it can be uncomfortable. Kemer is a great city for walking. We went to the market on Mondays: if you don't take it at the entrance, but go deep and ask, prices immediately become more pleasant. There are plenty of shops, and the further away from the waterfront, the cheaper. The mountains around here are just impressive, even without tours. Cons. Hotel renovations were a long time ago. Rooms, furniture, appliances, all outdated. It works, but you can see the age. The TV is old, the bathroom is Soviet. The hotel really needs renovation. Bottom line. It's a hotel for a quiet, relaxing vacation. Kids will probably be boring, it's mostly the age group. We would love to come back here ourselves, but only after the renovation. Why 3 stars and not 4? Only the first coastline, in my opinion, pulls a four. And everything else -- queued meals, outdated rooms, a small swimming pool with limited opening hours, no infrastructure for children -- is the level of a solid triplet. If the main thing for you is the sea, silence and cozy atmosphere, and for the "tired" furniture and queues for food you are ready - the hotel will not disappoint you. But the stars, alas, don't match.

I've only been on vacation here a week, but it was the worst hotel I've ever been to, and I've been to a lot of places... Pros of the hotel: very cool sea, views, mountains, location of the hotel is also normal, in the center, around many shops and coffee shops, the food is good enough, it is not abundant and not much varied breakfasts, but you could eat in every meal. I'd rate it four out of five going here. All the pluses are gone... Cons: I'll start from minor to critical. 1) very stuffy everywhere the air conditioners don't work well, in my second room it didn't turn on at all 2) everything is very jerky and it can be seen that has been in use for a long time. Linen and towels smelled damp, pillows and mattresses too as if they had been in use for several years at least. 3) Cherry on the cake so to speak- bedbugs :) The first night I saw a bug and thought it was just a bug, because I didn't know what bedbugs looked like On the third night, about five or seven of them crawled into the next bed, and then I realized it was And at 1:30 a.m., after packing my bags, I went to the reception, filming the bedbugs. They couldn't move me, because there were no places or rooms available, whether that was true or not, I don't know. I've just had my laundry re-suited, but it certainly doesn't help. And I just stayed up all night, awake, sleeping with bugs that didn't want to bite. At 8:00 a.m., I got a room change, but the clothes that were on the bed went in bags, they can't wear them because they could lay an egg there. After the room change, I was called to the front desk and asked to write an explanatory note. As for the type that I have no complaints, but I did write all about the situation with bedbugs, to which the worker at the reception said: "Well, you may not write about it, who is interested..." But why was I in ***** 1! Nobody gives a shit about this problem 2! They checked people into the same room the next day. I just urge you not to come here, just because of the way people are treated here. There are a lot of hotels with better service and condition for the same money

Viking otwlse konkaladigikoz sure 🧒 nca They found solutions to our reception requests very quickly. Ayse, Aynura, and Suna were like flowers at the reception, friendly and welcoming. They treated us well and kindly throughout our stay at the hotel. We thank them very much. And the hotel's central location and proximity to the sea were a great advantage for us.