Kumburgaz Marin Princess Hotel

I am here many times and this is one peace and nice place away from Center of the city but a nice beech and swimming pool indoor and nice savanna and steam . Although certain things need improvement and but for me this work well

Otel cok kotu 1 yildizlik otel hersey cok eski bastan asagiya yenilenmesi lazim

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***et güzeldi.Temizlik olarakta güzel.Sadece asansörler bira geç geliyor.

i dont give 3*. old interior, same food 7days,no pool after 18h. no place for walking.not touristic place.is just for old people,not for kids. first they put you in the old part of the hotel without windows or watch in wall amd if you say something they put you in the ,,new,, part.if you dont, you stay there. they took my pijamas by accident, amd said:thats it, we will see tomorrow.,, No, y r 5* hotel y need to find me replacement.not all days leave you watter.

We went for a 4 day break in June the weather was overcast except for 1 day which was a shame as there is not much to do or see here, Kumburgaz is a beach area with a 4 lane road going through the middle connecting the coast with Istanbul, its approx. 40 mins from the airport. We stayed at the Marin Princess Hotel as it was one of the only hotels that had facilities. On arrival I thought OMG where have we come too but the hotel definitely has charm, although its 80's charm. We had a suite.... which was a large room on the 4th floor with windows all the way round, a large bathroom with a spa bath that I was a little frightened to use as it was so old. But the room was very clean and comfortable. The hotel is huge and if a refit was done would be amazing it has 2 large salt water pools and is on the beach with beds and umbrellas and snack bars during the day, our favourite bit was the hammam, it was great and we used it every day this was the best bit of the hotel for us. The clientele are mainly Russian in fact the whole area was Turkish locals and Russian we didn't hear any other Europeans at all which I quite liked. There is a free buffet breakfast which quite frankly was awful the Russians loved it and piled their plates high and filled their plastic bags full of food. There are a few restaurants nearby but you need to walk near the big main road to access them there was a little village about 10 mins down walking on the beach, this area seems to be for people that have apartments so lots of mini markets for food I think it may be more lively in the height of the season but it was quiet mid June.