Kemer Star Hotel

excellent hotel for your money. clean rooms. clean linen. good breakfast. eggs and scrambled eggs for breakfast. There are salads and chopped fruit. sausage and cheese. and even something for tea. By the way, the tea and coffee are excellent. Yes, I didn’t write - the bathrooms are in the cafe. hairdryer and hot water

Маленький уютный отель в центре Кемера. Удобное расположение, чистые номера, дружелюбный персонал. В шаговой доступности, рестораны и кафе, торговые ряды, всё понравилась. Верну и ещё.

They save on everything. There is no beach, no internet, at breakfast the staff watches you so that you don't put too much in your breakfast. During 14 days of vacation the room was cleaned twice and not very well, you had to beg for toilet paper. We were not checked in upon arrival at 11:00 PM, but around 4 AM.

You read positive reviews and are very surprised, it feels like you were staying in completely different hotels. There were three of us, we settled into a room that only had enough for two people: two soaps, two shampoos, two glasses and two sets of towels (we had to ask for an extra set). It's good that there were at least three sleeping places. In general, with all the variety of minuses, I want to start with the biggest one - with towels and bed linen. ALL the towels are dirty, with strange stains of different colors, the nature of which can only be guessed at. Of the nine white towels received upon check-in, all were dirty. Also, in addition to three towels per person, they give some kind of strange scarf that looks more like a blanket, we laid it on the sun lounger when we went to the pool. The bed linen is also dirty, and they changed it only once in 10 nights. The rooms themselves are small. The square meters were used inefficiently, the furniture could have been arranged differently to have more space to move around. There were some crafts and stains on the walls. The refrigerator was covered in ice and constantly leaked. Also, during our stay, the shower head and the toilet lid mount managed to break. It's good that the shower was fixed pretty quickly. The rooms are wet-cleaned - that's a plus. But we weren't given toilet paper several times, we had to go get it ourselves. The shower is not fenced in at all, but only has a curtain. Because of this, all the water spreads across the floor, and dirt forms. There is no shelf in the bathroom itself, and only two hooks (this is in a room for three, I remind you). I don't know, maybe we stayed at the hotel during the shift of unfriendly staff, but we did not find those very "friendly employees" that everyone praises so much anywhere. The staff do not have any distinguishing marks, and the administrators are not always sitting at the reception desk, so it is difficult to tell who is a table attendant and who is a hotel employee at the reception. The key is supposed to be left at the reception, but no one watches it, because, as I wrote above, there is usually no one at the reception, and when you receive the key, you are not identified in any way. With lunchboxes, it is a whole quest. Twice we left on an excursion before breakfast, which began at 8:00, so we asked for food to take with us, we were told that we can just come half an hour before the start and eat, as usual. Twice we came like this, and both times the main dishes were not yet laid out, which would be enough to eat normally, we had to have salads for breakfast. On the day of departure, we had an early check-out, we asked both at the reception and in the kitchen to make THREE lunchboxes, in the end they made TWO of them for us. WIFI in the room is paid, and at the reception it is terribly slow and often switches off. Finally, about breakfast. We had neither pasta nor potatoes. From the constants: fried zucchini, eggplants, the same cheese with different sprinkles, one type of sausage, tomatoes, cucumbers, salad. There was also an omelet, cooked according to a traditional recipe, as I understand it, but due to the large amount of tomatoes in it was for

The hotel's location is convenient, 5 minutes from the sea, the tower, both markets, and the central beach. I had to wait for check-in (from 10:00 to 14:00), but my woman was checked in at 09:00. If we get lucky. There is no territory of its own, there is a swimming pool, a dining room, and residential buildings. If the view is on the road, there will be noise from the neighboring hotel until 22:30. The room is sufficient in size: double bed, 3 bedside tables, TV (3 Russian channels), dressing table, wardrobe, mini-fridge. Balcony with plastic chairs and table. Combined bathroom. Air conditioner. Towels for each (3 pcs). There is a blanket, but no duvet cover. The blanket is small and can be used to cover yourself. I didn’t understand the idea of ​​how to hide. Apart from soap and shampoo, there are no more consumables. The water was always hot, but sometimes the pressure was low and it took 2-3 minutes to drain. They don't provide drinking water. There is no safe. When you leave, you give the key to the reception (they are on the counter in general accessibility). Breakfasts are monotonous, the choice is small, and they are repeated every other day. But enough to eat. Wi-fi at the reception is free. In the room - 1 dollar per day. The staff is a visiting family, they understand Russian, especially the girl, who mostly resolved issues through her. I took breakfast with me once - I’ve never completed such a quest anywhere, but you can get it if you’re lucky. Regarding cleaning - on the 4th day, when I asked, they cleaned it. With the replacement of bedding and towels it was the same, I didn’t notice that they had been changed. As for me, at the appropriate price, you can live.

Quite a democratic hotel. The rooms are small but clean. There are Russian-speaking staff at the reception. They saw that we were with a small child and checked in instantly. The food was monotonous, but there was always fruit