The hotel is located in a quiet lane off the road. Right behind the Akka Alinda Hotel.
The infrastructure of the village of Kiris is well-developed near the hotel. Pharmacies, cafes, supermarkets, a taxi stop and many shops.
The reception is staffed by friendly English, German, and Turkish staff.
Rooms:
Standard Room – small rooms with a maximum occupancy of up to three guests per room.
Extra bed in the form of a non-folding sofa. All rooms have balconies. The bathrooms are small.
Family Duplex – two-storey rooms, maximum occupancy of up to four guests and all on main beds. On the ground floor there is one double bed and upstairs on the mezzanine there are two separate beds. ATTENTION. There are no interior doors!
Minibar-only water is replenished daily.
All rooms are not modern but clean and well-maintained.
Meals (lunch):
Two types of soups. Seasonal fruits. Large selection of pastries, salads and hot dishes.
There is a children’s buffet: soup, buckwheat porridge, steamed vegetables and sausages.
Spacious hall, well air-conditioned.
Territory:
It’s not a large cosy area. One main pool with a children’s section and two water slides.
Pool-bar is open from 10:00-24:00 – soft and alcoholic drinks of local production – free of charge. Also pastries and ice cream. There are Turkish gözleme pancakes, next to the bar.
Beach:
The private beach is located 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Occupies a small part of the city beach. Wide beach strip. Small pebbles.
There is a beach bar: with coffee, tea, soft drinks, fruit and snacks.
The general area of the beach can be identified by the light yellow shadow area and brown sun loungers with striped yellow and white mattresses.
Summaries:
Advantages
The hotel is a part of the Akka Hotels group, it has good service.
The hotel guests are mostly Europeans.
Cleanliness and comfort of both the hotel and the beach.
Good location. Developed infrastructure near the hotel. Close to the beach.
Disadvantages
Small territory.
Not on the seashore.
Lack of a pontoon and a special entrance to the sea for people with disabilities.
