Is there anyone from Kushtur? Share your impressions.
Is there anyone from Kushtur? Share your impressions.
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Anastasia
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Yuliya
Well, do you even like it?
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Yuliya
@Anastasia: Thank you!
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Yuliya
@Anastasia: Thank you very much. We will go in September. We liked the area.
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Yuliya
Please tell me, how is the Wi-Fi situation there?
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Anastasia
@Yuliya: For now, I'm not thrilled, but I won't say it's bad either. It's okay. Take some nuts for the squirrels if you love rodents))
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Yuliya
@Anastasia: Are there many compatriots? Is the sauna and hammam paid?
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Anastasia
@Yuliya: Working probably isn't great, but video calls are okay from the room.
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Anastasia
@Yuliya: Well, let's put it this way, I'm communicating with you from here))). There are a lot, not little and not too much. The French and Germans (judging by their speech) prevail (again, I don't know if that's a + or -). I can't say for sure about the hammam, but it is written that the sauna and bath are free (and everything else that comes with it is probably paid), but we didn't inquire. Billiards and arcade games are paid. And fresh juice)). There's table tennis and a big one, but if there are no rackets, then that's probably paid too (there's no equipment available for free).
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Anastasia
@Yuliya: If you have something specific in mind, I can try to tell you, but in general, the hotel is decent, there is some animation (but not intrusive), you won’t go hungry, there are fruits (peaches, watermelons, oranges, grapes, apples), they serve food almost around the clock, I’m not sure about the alcohol but it’s local. Coffee is from machines (maybe somewhere they brew it, but we didn't find it), the dolmus stop is right across from the exit. Taxis are also parked there. There is a small mini-market with clothes – everything for swimming – sweets (I don’t know if it’s worth getting them here) – there is an ATM. The territory is large and green, the rooms are quite nice, but we live in the outskirts in a ghetto)). You can hear the highway more than the neighbors (probably a plus). There are many people at the pool, on the beach it’s basically calm, we come and go without leaving things and easily find spots (but many reserve their spots with towels right from the morning and forget about it (as everywhere)). The slides work for 2 sessions of a couple of hours, there are no long lines (there can be a bit of a crowd at one, but you can go down another one). Overall, everything is peaceful and unobtrusive.
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Well, do you even like it?
@Anastasia: Thank you!
@Anastasia: Thank you very much. We will go in September. We liked the area.
Please tell me, how is the Wi-Fi situation there?
@Yuliya: For now, I'm not thrilled, but I won't say it's bad either. It's okay. Take some nuts for the squirrels if you love rodents))
@Anastasia: Are there many compatriots? Is the sauna and hammam paid?
@Yuliya: Working probably isn't great, but video calls are okay from the room.
@Yuliya: Well, let's put it this way, I'm communicating with you from here))). There are a lot, not little and not too much. The French and Germans (judging by their speech) prevail (again, I don't know if that's a + or -). I can't say for sure about the hammam, but it is written that the sauna and bath are free (and everything else that comes with it is probably paid), but we didn't inquire. Billiards and arcade games are paid. And fresh juice)). There's table tennis and a big one, but if there are no rackets, then that's probably paid too (there's no equipment available for free).
@Yuliya: If you have something specific in mind, I can try to tell you, but in general, the hotel is decent, there is some animation (but not intrusive), you won’t go hungry, there are fruits (peaches, watermelons, oranges, grapes, apples), they serve food almost around the clock, I’m not sure about the alcohol but it’s local. Coffee is from machines (maybe somewhere they brew it, but we didn't find it), the dolmus stop is right across from the exit. Taxis are also parked there. There is a small mini-market with clothes – everything for swimming – sweets (I don’t know if it’s worth getting them here) – there is an ATM. The territory is large and green, the rooms are quite nice, but we live in the outskirts in a ghetto)). You can hear the highway more than the neighbors (probably a plus). There are many people at the pool, on the beach it’s basically calm, we come and go without leaving things and easily find spots (but many reserve their spots with towels right from the morning and forget about it (as everywhere)). The slides work for 2 sessions of a couple of hours, there are no long lines (there can be a bit of a crowd at one, but you can go down another one). Overall, everything is peaceful and unobtrusive.