Armir Palace
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+90 242 642 08 75
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Beldibi Atatürk Cadde-2
1.01 km
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46 reviews
September 12, 2023
Well, you don't pull in 4 stars. Everything needs to be put in order. Starting from the village itself. All the roadways and the surrounding area to the hotel are littered with garbage. The roadsides are not cleaned . There are no pedestrian sidewalks along the highway from the hotel to the turnpike through the traffic light. Well, this is already a question for the authorities on the reconstruction of the road. The assortment of ready meals in the dining room wants to be better. The serving person, although he tries, does not have time to clean the tables during the time. The tour operator did not pick me up on the night of my departure to the airport. As a result, I was late for my flight to Kazan. We got to Kazan at our own expense. I experienced stress and shock.
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December 12, 2023
When I was 9 years old, in 2012, we went to this hotel. Back then, 11 years ago, it was disgusting, as I remember now, someone was having sex in the backyard (I had to see it at 9 years old, yeah), ants and cockroaches were running around in the room, there was nothing to eat, stray cats were running to the canteen, which everyone was feeding...
And, honestly, I don't understand who are these people who buy tickets to this terrible hotel. It's better not to come to Turkey at all than to come here.
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June 28, 2022
It has been 8 months since our family's unforgettable acquaintance with this abode of indifference to customers and unsanitary conditions, called "Armir Palace". But after reading the reviews, weighing all the pros and cons, we took a tour for 14 (!) days. The four of us went: me, my wife, my mother and my 5-year-old daughter. We understood that we were going to a budget hotel, we did not count on the delights and mentally set ourselves up for a 15-minute drive from the hotel to the sea. But after just one day of staying there, we had a wild desire to get out of this place. I'll start with the worst one - the administrator, I called him: "The Man of Justice." This person is friendly with you exactly until you need something from him. Upon check-in, they asked for a larger room, of course for an additional fee, nothing was found and we fit into a tiny room on the second floor, right by the stairs, where two beds and two mattresses stacked on top of each other, instead of a child's bed. At that time, we were still satisfied, we needed the room only for sleeping, the main thing was that we were finally on a long-awaited vacation in Turkey. We bought the Internet for a week, Wi-Fi is paid here, so it did not work from the word at all, although the room was literally 4 meters from the reception. To my complaint about why the Internet is not working, the answers were as follows: a lot of people are now, it will work soon and finally: "Listen, I'm tired of my Internet, please, do not interfere with my work, please!" And he says all this with an expression on his face like he's going to be sick. He communicates like this with everyone, I have witnessed many complaints from ordinary people. It feels like he just got fed up with everything. Regarding the cuisine: no frills, it's quite tasty. The problem is unsanitary conditions. A food waste cart in the middle of the hall, from which liquid flows to the floor and is carried throughout the dining room by the feet of visitors, flies everywhere, but the "coolest" thing is a wooden pedestal where cutlery is stored, located at the far edge of the dining room. The cabinet is swollen, cracked from moisture and time. When we first checked in, we were offered to go for brunch, there were no cutlery and I asked the employee where to get spoons. The guy just took the used spoons from the nearest table, rinsed them in a bowl of water and handed them to me.. On the same day, we bought plates, spoons and cups for the whole family. It was inconvenient to wash them after each meal, but after what we saw, we found no other way out. There was no smell of any renovation of the hotel, about which we read so many reviews. Everywhere in the interior you can see chipped, broken decor elements. At the entrance, guests are greeted by an abandoned, unkempt lawn and an idle faucet for rinsing their feet from the sand. It was the first time I saw a hotel where there is no way to wash my feet and slates from the sand, after the beach. This place hasn't been invested in for a very long time. For children, there is a half-collapsed slide in the backyard and a swing. There is animation. The man did well, he tried every night, entertained the children. Every day new people arrived and we read the same emotions on their faces as we did. Most often, a soothing phrase was heard: "What did you expect for such money?" So I will answer - I expected a normal, human attitude. And here they take your money without deigning a banal smile. Complete indifference to the problems of the guests! You can't do that! Our vacation was saved by my wife. From a married couple from Moscow, who were also shocked by everything that was happening, the wife learned that it was possible to change the hotel through a tour operator. To do this, you need to pay a fine and choose another hotel. and only after the relocation did our vacation begin. we were just happy to get out of this terrible place called "Armir Palace"! And by the way, we have revealed the secret of a large number of positive reviews - free Internet. PE (Pejust's man) kindly provided Wi-Fi passwords to girls, for good reviews.))) So if you want a bestial attitude and you love humiliation - "Pejust", welcome to the most disgusting hotel in Turkey!
Unfortunately, there were no photos left, and I still couldn't get around to posting a review.
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