Aladin hotel

Breakfast was poor, there’s no mini-fridge, and outside food or drinks are forbidden, so you have to buy them from the property at double the price. The bed was noisy and the toilet was broken. We planned to pay by card at check-in, but they asked for cash because the commission fees were high. We paid cash to avoid problems. They barely acknowledged us, though as we left they did say, “thank you for coming,” which was nice. Once, when my wife was ill and couldn’t come down for breakfast, I asked them to bring a plate to the room. They wouldn’t allow it. A terrible place.

The hotel is run by a lovely family, and it feels safe to stay there with yours. The rooms are comfortable and have what you need, while the attentive staff help you feel at ease. It’s in the heart of Altinkum, close to the sea, and the prices are very reasonable for the location. You can get around easily, swim during the day, and enjoy the bars and venues on Altinkum’s waterfront at night. There are lots of events and festivals in summer, and they’re easy to attend. If you enjoy life, I’d say it’s a good place to stay.

The staff were attentive, and the location pleased me, but the rooms were extremely small and not very clean. Even getting dressed was difficult. The sink and shower were together in a tiny area with only a glass partition between them, which I don’t think is right. Breakfast also fell far short of what I expected. I chose this hotel based on the reviews, but I can’t recommend it.

The location is good, and the staff are attentive, polite, and helpful. The rooms are only mediocre, with a small toilet and average cleanliness. There’s no refrigerator in the room, and breakfast is poor.