I was on vacation with my mother in mid-October. Everything was fine for a budget hotel. The rooms had been renovated, were bright and spacious, and the food selection was small but delicious. The fish and chicken were delicious, along with fruit: apples, pears, plums, tangerines, oranges, melon, and grapes. The pool loungers were new, and the beach loungers had new mattresses. There was a bar, toilets, and showers on the beach. The beach bar also had a variety of drinks and a coffee machine. Food at the beach bar included French fries, delicious burgers, and chicken cutlets, along with fruit. The beach was pebbly, and the water was beautifully clear. I read reviews that said towels weren't changed daily in the room, but that's not true. They changed towels daily, and bed linen was changed twice, which is normal. In Cyprus, at a more expensive hotel, they didn't change them even once in 7 days. Soap, shampoo, and shower gel were provided daily, with extras, even though we didn't use them as much as they were provided. Water was also provided in the room. On the second day of our vacation, it rained in the afternoon, so we went to the free sauna. It's not free all day, just from 12 to 15. Internet is paid, but the spa and billiards area had free Wi-Fi. I had roaming data, but when it ran out, I used the free one. I don't understand the problem with free internet on hotel grounds, but of course, that's where they make their money. Of course, 5-star budget hotels aren't 5-star hotels like Baya Salima Kemer or Dobedan—they're two very different things, but for your budget, everything is great. Before going anywhere, I always read reviews. By the way, there were only reviews from last year; I didn't find many recent ones for this hotel. I had doubts and worries because I'd say it was a budget option, but everything turned out better than I expected. I'm not a fan of staying at the same hotel five times, but if I need a good budget vacation, I can easily go. It's on the second line, but very close to the sea. It was my first time in the village of Chamyuva. It was clean, beautiful, and cozy, with greenery, flowers, and mountains. There are plenty of shops, but Kemer is 5 km away by bus. The only problem is that the hair dryer in the room was so-so and wouldn't work due to overheating.
By the way, I initially thought we should go in early October, but luckily it didn't work out that way. It rained. We arrived on the 16th at 2:00 AM. The first two days were overcast after lunch, with rain on one day, and sunny the rest of the days! The sea was warm, there weren't as many people, there were no lines at the restaurant, no need to use the sun loungers at 6:00 AM, and it wasn't swelteringly hot. The forecast called for 22°C (72°F), but that wasn't true. It was hotter than 25°C (77°F) outside, and even hotter in the shade in the sun.
