Keysan Yunus Hotel^{(2.5 stars)}

Basic, Ripped Pillow Cases, Sheet & Towel. Air Conditioning Suspect.

Nothing Special & Pricey. The food will keep you alive, but do not expect any favours or flavours. Unless you are a repaeat regular, and this at cost

Just Acceptable. Not very amicable, and if you like animal welfare at its basic level, this will dissapoint.

A Pool thats it!, unless you want a canoe to risk your well being.

We arrived at the entrance of the Yunus at 10.30pm, in complete darkness with nobody to greet us. Thanks to the taxi driver, it only took 9 minutes to find someone to take us along paths, past some overgrown, to our unlit room entrance, the door half blocked by a mosquito infested bush, which we had to prune back ourselves later. There was no hairdryer as promised, but we did get a ripped pillow case, sheet and bath towel, along with a soiled toilet brush. Also the air conditioning gave off a stale odour. The owner Kamuran is in total control of everybody, and was very unfriendly, and most uncooperative, particularly when he was having one of his many siestas, laying horizontal in the main bar reception, if not to busy then, he was occupied on his laptop, virtually unapproachable, during our entire stay, five words only, with an arrogant stare, “I am having a coffee”. His brother Mali was even more foreboding, moving begrudgingly like a snail, excepting when he despicably ran 20 yards, to kick a friendly tail wagging dog, and chase him off the property. This in front of 4 guests, without a single word of justification or reason. I will also add the hotel stocked only “small” beers, costing just 20p (0.5tl) less than a large one, being available at other hotels. The hotel is now compromised (privacy) and towered, being overlooked, by a large 2 storey large new development 20 feet away next door, which was still being built during our stay. The main clientele brigade is mostly repeat returning (same time) retired Public Sector management types. When they left (children time), the breakfasts became reduced to minimal, also commencing late. We thankfully vacated early (financial loss), to save our holiday. We had no regrets! we found a cheaper friendly real Turkish family run hotel, which was brilliant. Summary, the owner, and his family were particularly distant from anyone, who was not a regular, a rather cold atmosphere existed, most unlike any other accommodation we have ever experienced, in our 24 years, of visiting Turkey. This in our opinion, is a hotel not recommended, and if you want even a half happy holiday, the Keysan Yunus hotel should be avoided.

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