Marti Resort Hotel

"An experience I would repeat without a doubt!"

"For the first time in all these years, we’ve had a 100% ruined vacation—this has never happened to us in Turkey. What I mean is the quality and variety of the food. The food was barely warm, and we just didn’t feel like eating it—soups, stews (which are a whole other issue when it comes to taste). The SELECTION was terrible—in other words, there was absolutely none—for both lunch and dinner, they’d throw together some sort of mix of about two types of stews with a chicken drumstick or meatballs. All we could do was dream of a decent, high-quality grilled steak, not to mention tasty fish. The food was either cold or barely warm. The onion and bell pepper stew or the cold pasta with meat were simply inedible. The same went for the salads, which were drenched in vinegar and abnormally sour because of it. There was supposedly a “grill” theme, featuring NO LESS THAN 4 dishes—grilled tomatoes, vegetables, some kind of cutlet made from who-knows-what, and the final “masterpiece”—the cheapest item on the menu—chicken wings, of course, with all the bones still in. Three kinds of cheese, one of which was so salty it was impossible to eat. On just one single evening, a catering service arrived for dinner with lamb, kebabs, and sausages. Just one meal in seven days! We ask ourselves how we survived—we ate eggs for breakfast because we knew we’d be hungry and angry by lunchtime from not having eaten. For dinner, a few salad leaves (if we’re lucky, some arugula that hasn’t been mixed in with the leaves from the day before, which have turned mushy), tomatoes, cucumbers, and tzatziki sauce. That’s the entire selection. Turkish coffee—they don’t make it; gözleme pancakes—they don’t have any; For dinner, some salad greens (if I’m lucky and the arugula isn’t mixed in with yesterday’s leaves, which have gone bad), tomatoes, cucumbers, and tzatziki sauce. That’s the whole selection. Turkish coffee—they don’t make it; gözleme pancakes—they don’t have any; traditional Turkish potatoes with yogurt—they don’t have any; I found ayran on the last day at the one and only place where they serve it. The food counter wasn’t even open all day for meals, aside from coffee, candy bars, buns, pretzels, and all sorts of other flour-based items. They didn’t even provide shower gel in the rooms because the hotel hadn’t ordered any.... This doesn’t even meet the minimum international hotel standards. On top of that, as soon as we arrived, they tried to put us in a smelly, smoke-stained room."

"Great hotel! Food, accommodation is garage too! Thanks!"