sarah2621
24 novembre 2024
We recently stayed at Sensitive Premium Resort and Spa in Antalya, and unfortunately, our experience was underwhelming. Starting with the positives, the hotel was clean upon arrival, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Additionally, our room was generally nice and spacious, and the sea view balcony we paid for was a highlight—it was lovely to sit out and enjoy a drink with the view. The biggest disappointment was the pool. The main reason we booked this hotel was for the pool, which ended up being closed and taped off. The water was a murky brown-green color with litter floating in it, which was extremely off-putting. This closure was not communicated to us at all, and it was not mentioned or advertised anywhere beforehand. Whether the hotel communicated this to the travel agents or not is irrelevant—if the customer does not know, they cannot make an informed decision on where to stay. Had we known the pool would be closed, we would not have booked this hotel. Another factor in choosing this hotel was the fact it listed having a gym, as I wanted to maintain my fitness routine during the holiday. However, the gym facilities were extremely disappointing and looked nothing like what was advertised in the pictures. The equipment looked rundown, worn, and old, which deterred me from using the gym altogether. The food was disappointing. While some dishes were labeled, many were not, leaving us guessing about what we were eating. The lids on the food were often left open, causing the dishes to get cold and even attracting flies. The location of the hotel is very isolated, with little to do nearby except for a 10-minute walk to the beach. In the last day we did discover a marketplace with a good number of shops about a 10–15 minute walk from the hotel, which was a nice surprise. However, there were no bars or nightlife options within walking distance, and the hotel itself lacked activities or entertainment. We found ourselves moving between our room, the balcony, and the downstairs bar just for a change of scenery, which grew tiresome. If you want to explore or find something to do, you’ll need to budget for taxis to get to the nearest town. Our room, while spacious and generally okay, did have several issues. The wallpaper was peeling off in places, the bathroom door didn’t close properly, and the shower temperature fluctuated unpredictably—going from warm to scalding hot to freezing cold, which could be dangerous, especially for children. The bathroom floor also became very slippery when wet. Additionally, the walls were extremely thin, so you could easily hear people talking, watching TV, or listening to music. Even if they weren’t being overly noisy, the thin walls made it difficult to sleep if others stayed up late. Finally, the cleanliness of some items was questionable. On a few occasions, the tea cups we had used I rinsed and left on the side for the cleaner to replace and they were simply put back for reuse, even
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