Magic Sun Hotel

“Nice weekend”

Best experience ever , had a lot of fun ! Coeand and good rooms The employees are also verry nuce and helpfull especially alise!!

“Not for English speakers”

First, this hotel is more like a worn-down 3-star hotel than a 4-star hotel. Perhaps it used to be 4-star. When you come you'll see various things that are broken, need fixing or need a renovation. When you'll arrive then can happen that you'll have to wait for many hours before you can do your ch… more

First, this hotel is more like a worn-down 3-star hotel than a 4-star hotel. Perhaps it used to be 4-star. When you come you'll see various things that are broken, need fixing or need a renovation. When you'll arrive then can happen that you'll have to wait for many hours before you can do your check-in. They check-in 14:00 (when you get lucky then half an hour earlier) and they check-out 12:00. No way to arrange a room earlier. Cleaning of rooms starts around 08:00-09:00. So, some rooms definitely will be ready by check-out time (12:00). You'll have to wait in the reception. You do can leave your luggage there, have a breakfast/lunch or go out shopping, while you wait for a check-in. Although rooms also show signs of being worn down, they are in better shape than the rest of the hotel. At least it was for me. So, that was a pleasant surprise. The room was cleaned up and tidied, as expected. Cleaners usually ignore the "Do not disturb" light you turn on your door, and will try to clean every single morning around 08:00-09:00. So, be aware. They WILL come. In the reception area there is free WIFI. You can pay extra to get access to the Internet in your rooms. The signal is questionable. When I arrived, there were two guests complaining that they have no Internet in their room. Better go to Göynük town or Kemer town via a KA07 bus and buy a tourist SIM card which gives you much more reliable Internet. The staff is Turkish but usually tries to talk with you in Russian. Few of them speak English. Room information is in Russian. All the tours they offer are in Russian. Even when they say that there will be also English part in the tour, it will be in Russian. Every evening-night there is a Russian program hosted by the hotel. Usually a Russian disco. Either you like it or not (it is noisy. You won't be able to sleep before midnight when the program ends). Really, the whole Beldibi town is Russian-language based. The food is okay. You'll have a breakfast, a late breakfast, a lunch, cookies and a coffee/a tea, a dinner. Nothing too fancy. You'll serve yourself: take as much as you need on your plate and find a vacant table to sit at. Free tea, free coffee, free syrup drinks (orange, cherry, apple), free food. Usually lunch and dinner times are the most crowded, dinery full of people. The hotel is near a local Turkish mosque. Which means, for Muslims it is in a good location. You can do your daily prayers just over the road, in a mosque. Better pray there because the evening-disco will disrupt your peace in hotel room. For non-Muslims it means you'll hear the athan (call for prayer) 5 times a day, even in the very early morning. The hotel does have a beach but it is not near the hotel. You'll have to walk there. Takes around 7 minutes of walking or so. There are various shops near the hotel. Most shops have prices either in EUR or in USD or have no price labels (they can make up the price). EUR and USD prices are more expensive than paying in shops where they list the price in Turkish liras. If you are Russian speaking then this hotel can be for you. Also, if you like to party. And when you do not mind the worn down state of the building. If you seek a quiet and peaceful vacation in a high quality hotel then look for a different hotel.

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