Palmira Hotel Kuşadası

First of all, as a person who stayed for 5 days, I would like to express both the positive and negative aspects. Yes, the food variety is very low and the same food is served every day and it is not refreshed when finished. In the sense of an open buffet, it needs to be constantly renewed, but when I took a look, there are people who buy more than they need, I saw people buying 10-15 watermelon pieces for 1 person. This is pure abuse. While food and drinks are quite expensive in Turkey today, I think it is quite normal considering the amount of money paid on a daily basis. However, another negative aspect is that they always work under the age of children, between the ages of 14 and 21, and they have no work ethic or eloquence, they are not friendly, and sometimes they deliberately ignore the requests made by the customers. It's not a nice situation, of course. Moreover; It does not look aesthetically pleasing to have paper cups and the brands of the beverages to be visible (Le Cola etc.). There was no problem in my room, my air conditioner, hot water and television were working properly. Some people wrote that the sea is stony, but 50 steps away there is a side that is not stony. The view of the hotel was truly magnificent, but I don't think you should criticize just for the sake of criticizing. What can a hotel do in Taşlık? A hotel that fails in terms of hygiene. The rate of seeing breakfast dishes around the pool is around 75%. The staff does not care about hygiene at all, they do not wear bonnets or gloves while serving food in the cafeteria. After eating, the surroundings are not cleaned up immediately, the garbage in the garden is always overflowing. And they don't collect it without telling you as a customer, their faces are always sullen except for 1 or 2 staff members. The guys at the reception were really attentive, the brown-haired friend was very friendly and solution-oriented. In general, I am sure that if the hotel raised its quality standards a little and maintenance was done (hygiene, staff, dining hall and kitchen), it would make much more profit, but even the songs played by the pool make you feel as if you are not on holiday but at a Keko place. A small note: All-inclusive hotel by the sea costs 1100-odd TL. These are just suggestions and criticisms. If you are going to spend your holiday stuck in a hotel, do not come here, but if you are going to eat and sleep, there is no problem, you can come with peace of mind. It is within walking distance of the evening market, love beach, Zeus cave, national park and central square.

We did, you don't. It's a terrible hotel. The only good thing is that it is by the sea. Everything else sucks. If I said seaside, you can swim if you cross the rocks without breaking your foot. All the hotels around have piers, except this hotel, of course. At the bar, they serve lecola made from biden as cola. As you know, the shower water in the room is sea water, I tasted it many times so that I would not take their sins, they really do give sea water to the rooms. During snack time, they serve bim cookies and bim cakes. They don't serve ice cream during ice cream time. The dinner is so bad that hotel guests order from outside. The rooms are very old, the toilet seats are broken, there is no shower cabin, there is not even a 5 lira apparatus to hang the shower head. There isn't even water in the minibar in the room, they don't provide it anyway. They put water in a dirty, rusty cola machine, you can only drink your water from there. The hotel directly alienated me from Kuşadası, I wouldn't want to pass by it even by mistake. When we saw the breakfast, we checked out of the hotel without even touching it.