3-star hotel, great beach and pool, good food, but some key disappointments. We received a warm welcome - reception staff were friendly and professional, and porters were polite and hardworking. Our room was clean, with efficient air conditioning and a good pool view. There was some mold in the bathroom, but overall, the room felt safe and comfortable. Food was excellent with lots of variety - fresh salads, grilled meats, and themed nights (the Turkish night was a standout). Poolside options like pizza, chips and burgers were popular too. Breakfast was plentiful, though the hot drinks machine was poor. Fresh juice and branded alcohol cost extra; bottled spring water was freely available in fridges across the hotel. Staff in the restaurants worked incredibly hard to keep the area clean and running smoothly. The young cleaning staff in particular were constantly clearing tables, sweeping, and staying on top of everything. The main pool was large and fun, but the inflatable shown in hotel photos was missing. Some wet areas were very slippery. Lifeguards were good with children, and the slides were enjoyable. Unfortunately, the children’s club had no English-speaking staff for most of our stay, so our children barely used it. This felt both disappointing and unsafe. In contrast, Czech guests had a separate, well-run club. The shaded playground was excellent. Gym opens at 08:30 - too late for us. Entertainment was limited - mostly just short yoga and aqua aerobics sessions. Pool and beach games were usually guest-organised. However, near the end of our stay, new entertainment staff arrived and seemed to bring much better energy and service. The beach is pebbly (beach shoes recommended), and the sea was warm and fun. Unfortunately, the pier was closed halfway through our stay. No ATM on-site. Euros preferred over Turkish lira. Summary: Great food and some nice staff, but overall let down by poor children’s club experience and understaffing in key areas such as pool bars. Mold in bathroom needs removing.