Reviews of Orange County Resort Hotel Kemer - Ultra All Inclusive

I just returned from the hotel today. They are closing in a few days. Not only have there been fewer people, but also the food. Most of the staff are leaving this weekend to go back home - they are Kyrgyz and Kazakhs. Overall, the impression of the hotel is such that they do not deserve 5*. 4* is all they are. Guests of the Orange hotel in the photo.

In June, I was at this hotel. The territory is better than in the photo! Lots of photo zones and places to relax. The food is ordinary, just like everywhere else. There is no bottled beer, only draft (3 taps - one keg) 😁 in cans: Pepsi, Sprite, Lipton, Fanta. At the bar, they served imported whiskey (Grants was available), if you don't ask - they pour local) there was also some champagne it seems. Overall, a decent hotel, changing the concept didn't hinder having fun 24/7. After the evening programs, everyone is at the beach, the bar is open until 6 AM. So you can drink around the clock.

In June, I was at this hotel. The territory is better than in the photo! Lots of photo zones and places to relax. The food is ordinary, just like everywhere else. There is no bottled beer, only draft (3 taps - one keg) 😁 in cans: Pepsi, Sprite, Lipton, Fanta. At the bar, they served imported whiskey (Grants was available), if you don't ask - they pour local) there was also some champagne it seems. Overall, a decent hotel, changing the concept didn't hinder having fun 24/7. After the evening programs, everyone is at the beach, the bar is open until 6 AM. So you can drink around the clock.

In June, I was at this hotel. The territory is better than in the photo! Lots of photo zones and places to relax. The food is ordinary, just like everywhere else. There is no bottled beer, only draft (3 taps - one keg) 😁 in cans: Pepsi, Sprite, Lipton, Fanta. At the bar, they served imported whiskey (Grants was available), if you don't ask - they pour local) there was also some champagne it seems. Overall, a decent hotel, changing the concept didn't hinder having fun 24/7. After the evening programs, everyone is at the beach, the bar is open until 6 AM. So you can drink around the clock.

In June, I was at this hotel. The territory is better than in the photo! Lots of photo zones and places to relax. The food is ordinary, just like everywhere else. There is no bottled beer, only draft (3 taps - one keg) 😁 in cans: Pepsi, Sprite, Lipton, Fanta. At the bar, they served imported whiskey (Grants was available), if you don't ask - they pour local) there was also some champagne it seems. Overall, a decent hotel, changing the concept didn't hinder having fun 24/7. After the evening programs, everyone is at the beach, the bar is open until 6 AM. So you can drink around the clock.

Today we are flying home, the hotel is far from 5 stars, at most 3 with a plus. The air conditioner broke down - "specialists" came 4 times, promised to move us to another room, but in our absence they broke part of the ceiling, all our belongings are covered in dust and dirt. They somehow moved us to another room, but the shower barely works through the hand shower, the cabin door doesn't close at all. And this is 5 stars? The hotel is not oriented at all towards the European standard.

Today we are flying home, the hotel is far from 5 stars, at most 3 with a plus. The air conditioner broke down - "specialists" came 4 times, promised to move us to another room, but in our absence they broke part of the ceiling, all our belongings are covered in dust and dirt. They somehow moved us to another room, but the shower barely works through the hand shower, the cabin door doesn't close at all. And this is 5 stars? The hotel is not oriented at all towards the European standard.

Today we are flying home, the hotel is far from 5 stars, at most 3 with a plus. The air conditioner broke down - "specialists" came 4 times, promised to move us to another room, but in our absence they broke part of the ceiling, all our belongings are covered in dust and dirt. They somehow moved us to another room, but the shower barely works through the hand shower, the cabin door doesn't close at all. And this is 5 stars? The hotel is not oriented at all towards the European standard.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

We checked into Orange County Kemer today... To be honest, we are increasingly shocked at how much the quality of hotels in Turkey has declined. 5 stars: the non-smoking room stinks like an ashtray. The air conditioner buzzes like an airplane and doesn’t cool. The maintenance guy bluntly stated that this is enough and left. No toothbrushes, no bathrobes. All the furniture is old and chipped. The restaurant and bar are good. I recommend choosing other "5 stars". While we checked out at the reception three hours before midnight, they kept telling us that they would clean the room and fix the air conditioner. Yes, after the cleaning, the room began to smell not only of an ashtray but also of chemicals... But the air conditioner really started to blow strongly. At 1 a.m., we were moved to a normal room until morning. This is apparently a family room with two rooms or a suite. They promised to transfer us to a normal standard room. The 5* saga continues. Turkish star standards have turned to dust... On the second day, through the tour guide from Anex Tour, we received keys to our third room. Thank God, we can finally relax, having spent only one day in stress and a night on the couch in the lobby of a five-star hotel! Summary: Orange County Kemer is a bust. One more thing - they will not provide you with an iron at the hotel. Under no circumstances. Only paid ironing services (ironing 1 t-shirt 3 euros, with the price of a t-shirt at LC Waikiki being 5 euros). Before the trip, I never imagined that it would be impossible to get an iron. Deservedly so.

It's nice here, feel free to go! The mood wasn't spoiled for a day. Maybe we got a good room, everything works, air conditioning, refrigerator, cleaning every day, mini bar as well. If you're looking for some luxury, this is clearly not the place. But it's fun and everyone tries their best.

We've been here for 10 days already, guys, this is really the best hotel. There are entertainment options, it's never boring at all.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

We are currently resting at the hotel and I have nothing bad to say, it's a pity we only took seven days. As for what people write about the food, dirty dishes (I didn't observe any of that), and some downsides like dancing women, that's the case in all clubs and party places. There is always a demand from men for beautiful women, and from women for men. Overall, it doesn't interfere at all; I personally haven't seen any debauchery, even on the dance floor. Regarding evening events, they close everything off with a curtain due to the kids, so they don't wander since there are half-naked girls dancing on stage, and the concept of the club LUDI is only 18+. Kids don't belong here; the hotel's name implies that, and there are many family hotels where you can take your children. I want to say right away, despite the family concept, there are more young people here, so it's better for families to go elsewhere (and, as far as I know, in some hotels there is supervision for children so that parents can relax). I was afraid to come here because of the perpetually nitpicking Russian tourists. But here I am, and everything is wonderful; and if you want to nitpick, you can find downsides even in Rixos or Hilton ☺️ This is our first time here, and we were very surprised by the hotel’s atmosphere. It doesn’t resemble a typical hotel; the whole concept of the town within the hotel is really cool. I really enjoyed being on the hotel’s grounds. The food here is diverse and tasty. The drinks are good as well; there are both bottled non-alcoholic beverages and cocktails, wine, etc. Yes, there are no delicacies like red caviar, crabs, etc. BUT, there is plenty of food, and in seven days, I couldn’t try everything. A special thank you to the salad bar; I came here even thinner than before the vacation 😄 The rooms were cleaned well, and we left small tips every day (but there were days we didn't, and it was still fine). The staff is very responsive; most speak Russian or basic English, so there were no misunderstandings. They even congratulated me on my birthday with balloons and invited me on stage (but we couldn't go on stage). I liked the animation; there were entertainment activities almost all day (games, contests, etc.). We didn’t particularly attend the parties, but I would check in, and every day they set up decorations and made noise (I think if you want to party, that's the place). Their own pier and beach are a huge plus; it's all clean, and they keep everything tidy. The hotel is not far from the center; we walked there, and we also rode local scooters (I don't remember what they are called exactly). $5 an hour and you’re zooming around Kemer. What I didn't particularly like, but this is purely subjective. I would have liked them to return to the 18+ concept, as it felt like parents brought their children here and completely neglected them; not all, but the majority. Children run around unsupervised in the restaurant, on the little street, everywhere. They knock people over; I saw people even dropping plates with food because the kids charged at them. And parents are sitting at the table sipping beer, completely ignoring their children. I also saw reviews from parents who spoke about the girls. Firstly, I didn’t see any vulgarly dressed girls AT ALL; they were in the same swimsuits as the parents. Secondly, for some reason, the parents drag their kids to the disco after 10, not such small ones, but I saw teenagers around 13-14 accompanied by adults at an event where half-naked girls (in bodysuits) dance on stage. So why complain about supposed debauchery? You probably need to understand that the concept won’t change drastically in just a few months. In conclusion, I will definitely come back here again. There is a soul here.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

REVIEW. Time of stay - end of April, during all May holidays. Check-in: excellent and fast. (There were only a couple of people checking in besides us at the reception.) We left our suitcases, had a welcome lemonade, had lunch, and came for the keys at check-out time. Room: we got an excellent room. Plus/minus, they are pretty much the same everywhere in hotels nowadays, whether it's in Russia or Turkey: bright, spacious for two. Lots of mirrors. We had a balcony with a sea view. Toiletries: slippers, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel on the wall. Not very securely attached, in my opinion. Cotton pads, swabs, shower caps, and a hygiene kit. That's it. We heard that some girls demanded bathrobes and dental kits at the reception, they probably provided them. We didn't ask for them. Photos in bathrobes for social media were taken 10 years ago) Minibar: Pepsi, juice, Miranda, soda, water. Refilled upon request by the bellboy. Sometimes daily, sometimes if we didn't enter for a few days. Not critical. Everywhere on the premises there are fridges with water, ayran, and in May they added various drinks. Beach: Small beach, access to the sea can be made from the platform steps. Pier: bar, paid bar with fresh juices (from 10 Euros), shower, changing room, sunbeds, beds, stage, and paid cabins. All good, well-maintained, but the pier itself is dirty. Don't walk barefoot. Pools: not heated. Seemed dirty to me. Especially the grates and steps. We didn't swim. But there were many people who only chose to use the pool. Restaurant: there were a lot of negatives said. I'll mention the positives: you won't stay hungry, especially the pizza is very good. They prepare it right there in front of you. In general, I believe that Turks should be legislatively prohibited from buying our highest quality flour even through third countries, refusing the buns made from it is impossible! Regards! Main negative: it's difficult to eat if you are on a specific diet. It's hard to find pieces of meat and I didn't even have scrambled eggs once in two weeks, there was never a queue for it. Late-night soup: excellent. In principle, you can adjust to having lunch instead of breakfast and having late-night soup instead of dinner. Then the issue of lack of tables will be solved. And you won't go hungry. Coffee: drink coffee in the coffee shop before noon. Afterwards, the filters get terribly dirty and instead of coffee, you get bitter resin. Bar: we found imported alcohol. And when our duty-free supply ran out, we switched to that. But I won't write where and what kind. Those who drink it will find it themselves, those who haven't started, there's no point in starting in Turkey. Have cocktails. Sea: beautiful, clean. There are cold currents and streams. Disco: there are good days and not so good ones. But overall, it's good. Everything that happens at Orange stays at Orange! Dance like it's the last day under these stars and so on. (c) Hookah: we smoked it for 20 euros (April) and for 30, I don't know what the price will be during your stay. But the first time what they brought for us to smoke on the pier was not allowed. Especially if you smoke at home or in your usual hookah lounge. But later we got used to the hookah men and they started making it responsibly, quite good. It lasted for 2-3 hours. Coals are changed regularly. Greetings, "Hookah-shookah, Shisha mouse, Hookah-pipe, Nargile!" Animation: this is not a 5* animation. Some amateur activities. Besides announcing participants at darts with the host's voice of a no-holds-barred fight and girls whispering invitingly for yoga, there was no visible or audible animation. Entertainment: the evening invited show programs were good, a foam party once every two weeks during daytime, a DJ playing by the pools. There were no parties on the pier. Housekeeping: overall, okay. Clean sheets, changed regularly. Toiletries were replenished almost every day. Late check-out: they approved it for us. We paid according to the taxi fare and when it was time for the transfer, a porter came for our luggage. They wrapped the luggage in film at the hotel. The service was satisfactory. Conclusion: we were very satisfied with our stay. But you have to consider the timing of our vacation. When fully booked, I cannot recommend this hotel. It will be very cramped. If they keep the family concept, it will be chaotic in the summer. But we had an excellent vacation! Don't bring children to Orange, go there to have fun! Good luck to everyone! When tired of Turkish food: buckwheat, beef with mushrooms in cream, pickled cucumbers, and borscht 😅 I'll also add that we attended themed dinners: Indian, Chinese, Russian cuisine. But we were there for almost two weeks, and most people come for the weekends or a 6-night (5-day) tour, so the entertainment you get during your stay is a matter of luck. Until mid-May, the restaurants with sea views and the Bulldog bar were closed. Maybe their opening in the summer will relieve some pressure off the main restaurant and the grand bar, but it's not certain. PS: Don't try to feed the fat cats! They can't even sit anymore, but they ask for food out of habit from everyone! They can't eat anymore, burp, indifferently look at your offerings, and then the food is left lying around the restaurant and on the street. 🐈🐈‍⬛ Ask the staff for utensils, they will bring them. When moving towels without personal belongings, do so neatly and take up space - it's a local hotel practice. The hotel is more geared towards adults, and there's no need to occupy space for 10 children early in the morning. There's limited space, those towels are left there until 7 pm and no one picks them up. If the owners come, they will accommodate you together or you relocate. People are constantly moving around: pool/pier/beach, and some try to occupy 10 spots. Don't follow suit. Everyone is an adult, communicate. Even our personal towels were moved aside, and we put away the hotel ones. There was no negativity. I warned about the meat. You have to procure it. It comes in: stew with vegetables (beef), grilled kebabs (likely lamb), usually a queue behind it, beef stew with mushrooms in cream, on the Turkish table: beef baked with eggplant (in a round tray and everything sliced into rounds), burger patties. And minced meat in various forms.

There is no meat at the hotel, only in the soup. Mostly grilled chicken and sometimes liver. There is trout for fish. There was watermelon but the line for it was too long - we didn't make it 🤷‍♀️ There is no strawberries. There are a lot of people at the hotel, queues everywhere, you have to try hard to find a table in the restaurant and then also search for utensils. The sunbeds by the pool and at the sea are taken, apparently towels are hung early in the morning. There is a place in the room to hang and dry clothes. There are very few children, hardly seen... only in the evening at the mini disco, but there aren't many of them.

There is no meat at the hotel, only in the soup. Mostly grilled chicken and sometimes liver. There is trout for fish. There was watermelon but the line for it was too long - we didn't make it 🤷‍♀️ There is no strawberries. There are a lot of people at the hotel, queues everywhere, you have to try hard to find a table in the restaurant and then also search for utensils. The sunbeds by the pool and at the sea are taken, apparently towels are hung early in the morning. There is a place in the room to hang and dry clothes. There are very few children, hardly seen... only in the evening at the mini disco, but there aren't many of them.

There is no meat at the hotel, only in the soup. Mostly grilled chicken and sometimes liver. There is trout for fish. There was watermelon but the line for it was too long - we didn't make it 🤷‍♀️ There is no strawberries. There are a lot of people at the hotel, queues everywhere, you have to try hard to find a table in the restaurant and then also search for utensils. The sunbeds by the pool and at the sea are taken, apparently towels are hung early in the morning. There is a place in the room to hang and dry clothes. There are very few children, hardly seen... only in the evening at the mini disco, but there aren't many of them.

There is no meat at the hotel, only in the soup. Mostly grilled chicken and sometimes liver. There is trout for fish. There was watermelon but the line for it was too long - we didn't make it 🤷‍♀️ There is no strawberries. There are a lot of people at the hotel, queues everywhere, you have to try hard to find a table in the restaurant and then also search for utensils. The sunbeds by the pool and at the sea are taken, apparently towels are hung early in the morning. There is a place in the room to hang and dry clothes. There are very few children, hardly seen... only in the evening at the mini disco, but there aren't many of them.

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

We were in this hotel for the first time - it is gorgeous! Such beauty 😻🌴🌵⛰️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The sea is within walking distance and there are mountain views everywhere. The service is top-notch: everyone is smiling, willing to help, and calmly explain in case of questions. There is a lot (but not all) of Russian-speaking staff. No one asks for "tips" for a smile, they do not push services. Everywhere is very clean, daily cleaning in the rooms. There are reliable safes, where you can leave money and passports. There are paid services - massage, hamam, hookah (20 euros) etc. But everything is voluntary, no one forces or imposes anything. Regarding money - the situation changes daily, in May they accepted both Mir cards and dollars, euros, rubles, and liras. Very interesting program both during the day and at night. Lively music plays daily. Personally, I would not recommend going with children because the crowd here is mostly 30-48 years old, many come here for parties and meetings, which is why they behave quite freely. If you don't care what your children will see, then go ahead. For children, there are slides, something like a "kindergarten". Everyone has different boundaries and upbringing, but keep this in mind so as not to ruin your vacation. Food - a lot of it. And it doesn't repeat, except for the basics - like eggs, sausages, pizza, etc. If you didn't eat enough at the restaurant, there are several free cafes on the premises with sweets, fried food, various drinks. If you're still hungry, there are shops with snacks (chips, etc.)

I checked out the hotel in April, they were still finishing up and making adjustments. When they changed the concept to be more family-friendly, they also added a children's pool and playground.

I checked out the hotel in April, they were still finishing up and making adjustments. When they changed the concept to be more family-friendly, they also added a children's pool and playground.

I checked out the hotel in April, they were still finishing up and making adjustments. When they changed the concept to be more family-friendly, they also added a children's pool and playground.

I checked out the hotel in April, they were still finishing up and making adjustments. When they changed the concept to be more family-friendly, they also added a children's pool and playground.

I checked out the hotel in April, they were still finishing up and making adjustments. When they changed the concept to be more family-friendly, they also added a children's pool and playground.

We stayed at the Orange County Kemer 5* from November 8th to 14th, 2023. I'm writing this review right after our stay to be as objective as possible and include some useful tips for future guests. And I have to say, our overall impression was quite mixed. Let's start with the accommodation: the rooms were worn out and in need of repair, which is a downside; however, the plumbing, although old, worked properly, which is a plus. The air conditioner was so noisy that we didn't really