Anita Sunpark Hotel

We paid almost £1,000 and felt badly treated. I won't book here again. People were stealing guests' belongings, and some were even wearing the things they'd taken. There was nowhere to put clothes, so we had to leave them in bags and suitcases. Most of the people here seemed to live at the resort. The room was filthy, with sockets hanging out of the wall. The bed was hard, the springs could be felt through it, and springs were sticking out of the mattress edge. My husband and I both cut ourselves on them. There was only a sheet to cover ourselves with. The shower room was rusty and unhygienic, the shower barely worked, and the water ran out, so by 5 p.m. there was none left for bathing. Staff were rude, and we were made to leave the pool when it closed at 7 p.m., even though music was still blaring at midnight. This was advertised as all-inclusive, but the only bar drink available on that basis was Efes beer. Towels cost £10 each, and Wi-Fi for two devices was £20. The children's pool wasn't working, and the hotel has no designated beach of its own. The food wasn't Turkish food. It was not accommodating at all.

Superb.

The dining room was one of the biggest problems for us. It’s beside the hotel, with glass walls and a covered roof but no air conditioning, so having lunch there in the heat was exhausting. The food was repetitive and nothing special, with very little meat. The cakes were so greasy they practically dripped, though there was a large selection of salads. There were also lots of cats wandering between the tables while people ate. The hotel itself left a lot to be desired. We were first told a balcony would cost an extra 30 euros for seven days, then the price fell to 10 euros, despite the offer including a balcony and a promo room. Internet was supposed to be free in the lobby, but each phone needed its own password and cost 10 euros. At the bar, the only drinks were beer or wine. The beach is close, but not 100 meters away. To get there, you pass geese, chickens, and roosters. I didn't mind the animals, but the accompanying smell was unpleasant. The shore is rocky and sandy, rather than just sandy as advertised. Communication was difficult too. Maybe one person in ten understood more than a little English. During our entire seven-day stay, the rooms were never cleaned, and we got no fresh towels, sheets, or toilet paper. The hotel didn't offer any other amenities, and the pool closed at 6 p.m., after which swimming was prohibited.

The hotel sits in a beautiful spot, with mountain views in nearly every direction. The scenery from the beach is stunning, and the dining room is especially lovely in the evening. The sea is warm and clean, around 150 meters away, and there's a private beach with free loungers. The staff were so friendly and helpful, creating a cozy atmosphere. Special thanks to the owner, Akhmet. 🙂 Meals were varied and tasty, with lots of vegetables and delicious pastries at lunch and dinner. The bar had complimentary good wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, and tea. There was often music in the evening, so you could choose a quieter mood or something livelier. A wonderful place to relax and great value for money. 👌