GaiusMagnus
ngày 7 tháng 10 năm 2024
The room we were allocated on arrival was shabby. I won’t go into details but it was 5.30am so we registered our dissatisfaction, did not unpack and slept on top of the beds. Next morning we were moved, with a smile, to a much smarter cleaner room. It’s not the problem that rates a company, but how they solved it. So, well done Marti. Wi-fi here is mediocre, but every other day it disconnects you. The usual log-in page does not work so you must go to reception to get logged in. Great fun, as I’d arrive with my ipad and iphone along with my wife’s too. At one point I had to add my eBook reader and my laptop as well! (I write.) I later discovered that they have to enter your date of birth and email into the system for you to log on yourself. They don’t bother to do this. Bonkers! The food is good and varied. They have a Chinese restaurant in the hotel which makes a break from the main restaurant, but the menu is the same every day and is hardly Chinese in the truest sense. You can also eat al fresco under the moon! The rooms are quite adequate and air-conditioned, a godsend when external temperatures at night are in the high twenties. The bathrooms are big, and we had a walk-in waterfall shower, a favourite of mine. The staff have little english and at times this can make a simple request quite difficult. A couple of times I saw people at reception being quite rude to struggling guests. There is a pool with a bar and a strip of private hotel beach, but as usual, get out early to bag a sun lounger. If like me, you are a snorkeler, the local sea is not worth bothering with. The hotel is a bit of an oasis. Much of the sea front is full of classic “beach view hotels” with music bars and lots of lager being drunk, but upon entering the Marti it all appears calmer and more relaxed. (Having said that about Içmellor, Marmaris is like Blackpool on acid!!!) Each evening there is entertainment laid on which you can take…. or leave. Mostly good fun. The hotel even has a couple of card tables, pool table and a table tennis table. Generally, I would say the Marti could be a terrific hotel but is is not. It needs a smartening up and a lot of staff training. I don’t believe they realise that most people have spent a lot of money to be there. I came to the Marti to chill. I was not here for day trips and excursions. All in all, I enjoyed the 14 day stay. Would I go back? Sadly not.
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