Petunya Beach Resort - All Inclusive

“staff attention and family business”

One of the things I valued most was that the hotel was right on the beach. The restaurant manager, Mr. Osman, is very friendly and makes time for all guests. The cocktails suggested by Pool Baarda Bar manager Ahmet Sami are great, he is a very friendly person and very caring. There are two pools.... more

One of the things I valued most was that the hotel was right on the beach. The restaurant manager, Mr. Osman, is very friendly and makes time for all guests. The cocktails suggested by Pool Baarda Bar manager Ahmet Sami are great, he is a very friendly person and very caring. There are two pools. Restaurant food is really delicious. We thank you for everything. The rooms are clean, every part of the hotel is spotless.

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“Nice hotel”

Very nice hotel with beautiful garden, nice swimming pools, located in the front of the beach near the promenade. Rooms ok, beach super but crowded, situated in the great garden. The only weak point was food. Small choice, not enough of meat.

“This is everything you need to know…”

Now. We read a lot of the reviews and they were very mixed but here is everything you need to know. We stayed for 7 nights for £550 pp all inclusive through TUI. Firstly when we booked I’m 90% sure it said free WiFi however upon getting there we found out it was €1/$1 a day per person. So we ende... more

Now. We read a lot of the reviews and they were very mixed but here is everything you need to know. We stayed for 7 nights for £550 pp all inclusive through TUI. Firstly when we booked I’m 90% sure it said free WiFi however upon getting there we found out it was €1/$1 a day per person. So we ended up paying €14. Honestly not the end of the world however when we got to the room we discovered it didn’t work in the room and only really worked by the pool. They also charged for a lockbox and €1 if you wanted your towels changed but we found it this wasn’t essential as you could simply take them from the trolly in the hall that was always left there. The hotel and rooms themselves were outdated but by no means dirty. You can tell it hasn’t had work in a while and there was a few broken things like our toilet door didn’t lock but this didn’t really bother us. We had air con for free that worked really well, a kettle and fridge. I will say next to the bed there was only a socket on one side so bear that in mind but as well other rooms might be different I couldn’t say. The drink options you had were wine, beer, vodka, rum and a few others including loads of soft drinks and they would do cocktails free if you asked. The staff I couldn’t fault at all they were all really lovely but a lot did struggle with English so google translate did come out a lot but that’s ok. By the pool there was darts and also water polo everyday including music from 9-5 I think. Now the food. I’m a bit of a picky eater but nothing too bad and I really struggled. The kids counter consisted of chips and veg everyday. There was never chicken nuggets or anything simple in the restaurant it was all a lot of salad, fish and chicken with occasionally some form of pasta. The desert section was really good however and had plenty of options. At lunch you could get burgers from the pool bar and they often had chips and chicken nuggets etc. there’s a shop next door that was fairly cheap if you wanted snacks or anything else. On the listing it says pool and ping pong tables which there are upstairs on the restaurant however no one seems to know how to get the balls and cues etc and your not allowed to play during food service. The location was beautiful on a street with lots of restaurants, bars and some shops which was really nice to venture out to. All in all for what we paid it was a really good holiday however I would just take it into account the few downsides. End of the day for what we paid I can’t really complain more than anything it was the additional costs that make this not as good for me.

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