Siete Hotel

Visited for follow up dental treatment, i looked at reviews prior to arrival and was hesitant , I should not have worried,great value there was good AC , linen fresh and crisp , towels plump, mattress good, i was not a fan of the pillows but managed for my time there, amenities are all there in the bathroom not the greatest but very usable, (yes im a snob lol) all the people i came across seemed to be many there for the same reason as me and managed to make a few friends, Breakfast was interesting as im not a fan of chips and onion rings, there was quite a bit more other than that , scrambled eggs were fantastic, if you fancy a day at the beach ask them about the shuttle bus £4 bed and bus for the day, The main attributes are the staff , thank you for sorting my late checkout ,Sinem (a little star)Mert and Kaan, Probably see you again and thank you

Very friendly staff, i have stayed at this hotel twice now for dental work and I can’t speak highly! Everything from breakfast to the cleaners/staff etc is 10/10 very cheap for drinks and in a great area with many food places just a few mins walk from the hotel

I stayed at this hotel in August 2022 as I was having dental treatment and dentist was 10 mins away so was perfect location for what I was there for. Arrived at hotel at 3am and was greeted by a pleasant man who said my room was upstairs and I would need to carry my cases up. I was given a very small room, but the following day was moved into a double room, which was an ok size and had a balcony. Very small bathroom - couldn’t shut the door if you was sat on the toilet. No bath and shower was ok (not that powerful, shower walls were wobbling/loose and should be better for a “boutique” hotel) Hotel was clean, although looks bigger in the pictures than it actually is as hotel is actually quite quaint. Small pool which is a fairly private space with a few sun loungers around it. Sun is only around the pool from 9am - 1pm, after that you are probably best off heading to The Bilem hotel just up and across the road from this hotel. You can get vouchers from La Siete reception to allow you access to this area, which is a deck on the sea (no beach). I found that there was a lot of noise when I stayed during the night of people coming up and down the stairs at all hours (the stairs are marble so you can hear a lot!). I also can’t say that the hotel is safe as around 3am on the third night of my stay, I was fast asleep and heard the click of my door open (it’s a card key system) and there was a man standing there who I believe was another guest. I immediately woke up and shouted at this man who apologised and was saying “sorry lady, sorry lady, wrong room” and shut the door straight away and left! I went straight to reception and explained to them what happened and they took my card from me and said the card was working, I tried to explain my card wasn’t the issue and someone else had a card which allowed access to my room but just kept being told the same thing by the woman on reception, which was there was nothing wrong with my card and it was working. After this incident I didn’t really sleep the rest of my stay and if I managed to doze off was sleeping with one eye on the door as my door had also been locked from the inside when this man was able to tap his card and gain access therefore I didn’t feel safe at all!! Some of the staff (the ladies who served you around the pool area) were lovely but the rest of the staff were not too friendly, not really approachable and depending on who was on Reception the prices of drinks appeared to change. You can pay immediately or charge to your room and pay at the end of stay. Breakfast was included in the stay although I hardly ate as it wasn’t that appealing - you had some cheeses, olives, meats, scrambled eggs, hot dogs, cereals and bread to make toast. I ate once at the hotel in the evening and had a spaghetti bolognese - there was no sauce, it was pasta and meat with some basil on top. A number of restaurants on the same road as the hotel - including kebabs, fish restaurant, burger places, cockta