Is Rama Hotel in Turkey a good choice for guests who want hotel grounds, evening walks and an air-conditioned restaurant?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 22 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 22 days ago
TL;DR
Rama is better suited to guests planning to stay mostly at the hotel: it has a narrow seafront area over 200 m long, but there is little to do on evening walks beyond nearby shops and pharmacies. Guests also mention a small pool and no air conditioning in the restaurant.
Rama has a small private seafront area extending for more than 200 m. It is more than just a courtyard, but travelers should not expect large resort-style grounds.
Rama is not ideal for evening strolls: outside the hotel there is virtually no promenade or walking area, apart from small shops and pharmacies.
Guests describe the pool area as compact: a small courtyard and small pool may feel cramped for travelers looking for spacious hotel grounds.
Consider the restaurant setup before booking: reviews report that it has no air conditioning, which may be uncomfortable in hot weather.