Is the all-inclusive food at Rama Hotel (Kemer, Turkey) good, and is it true there are flies in the restaurant?

One more review (from June 23) notes the food is basic but filling - cheap red fish and overdried kebabs (no flies at that time). Additional complaints: cold sea water, an old tiny TV, torn dirty towels in the room, and constant entertainment noise everywhere making the sea barely audible.

Guests describe the all-inclusive food at Rama Hotel sarcastically, saying flies are a constant presence in the restaurant at all meals despite the all-inclusive concept.

The hotel's beach is small (about 300 meters) and the sea reportedly has trash and dirt, unlike nearby 5-star hotels like Rixos where the water is cleaner.

Rooms reportedly lack consistent hot water, the shower head is wall-mounted and can't be removed (inconvenient for shorter guests), and guests mention cockroaches in rooms.

The bar alcohol is decent but strictly local/domestic brands, no imported drinks available.

In-room Wi-Fi frequently disconnects, and Wi-Fi on the hotel grounds costs extra, around $10, which frustrates guests given the all-inclusive package.

Entertainment at the hotel is minimal - essentially one animator running the show, with foam parties on the beach being the main activity.

Guests confirm flies in the restaurant are real but not constant - staff periodically fumigate the area with a treatment cart, after which flies temporarily disappear.