Dosi Hotel

Hotel som har en god beliggenhed. Personalet er ikke så god til tusk eller engelsk. God wifi

Mon pire séjour ! Je suis arriver avec mes parent mi août pour passer un séjour de 13 nuit après avoir trouver l’hôtel sur ********** sur les photo l’hôtel avait l’air d’être plutôt correct mais arriver sur place coup dur l’accueil qui me fait payer plus que convenue sur le site les chambre qui sente l’humidité et ne sente pas bon des taches de sang sur la table de nuit sur la moquette qui n’est pas du tout hygiénique, elle recouvre tout le sol et les couloirs le matériel en mauvais état cassé defois. Le buffet n’a rien à voir avec l’est photo très peux de choix et on mangeais tous les jours la même chose à très peux chose près, des oeuf froid le matin le pain pas frais Je n’ai jamais vue ça de ma vie l’hôtel ressemblais plus à un camping que à un hôtel 4 étoile vraiment à éviter si vous ne voulez pas être dégoûte de votre voyage .

This is NOT a 4 star hotell, rather between 2 and 3 stars. The rooms/the inside are really bad and desperately needs updating. Remember to bring earplugs, because you will hear everything from the neighbours. Especially on the bathroom... The inside condition is probably why you only see lots of outside pictures.... In fairness, the outside area and pools are decent. The "all inclusive" includes only 3 different drinks, one beer brand and sodas. No ice-cream... The buffet food is at its best only ok. Desserts are terrible. The staff are mainly kind and service-oriented. I would never recommend this hotel to my friends.

This is worth the read, i have contacted the hotel multiple times and received no response so decided that they have had long enough to give me a response having being 5 months ago. visited the spa on my last day of my few days i spent staying at dosi hotel. Having heard a-lot about hammam I was excited to try it. I (female) visited with my 2 male friends and the treatment started off with being scrubbed and washed on the hot stone. I was then taken into a room and asked to remove my bikini bearing in mind the door was wide open and my 2 friends are across the hallway and can see in. I pointed at door to be shut since the woman’s English was not so good but this only led to it being closed about 5cm. I quickly removed my bikini and got onto the bed assuming thats just how massage is done here. I did my research on this before booking and understand that males and females are normally separated even when in a relationship, so i find it odd why we weren’t. The massage started off extremely rough, i get regular massages in the UK including extreme deep tissue treatments aimed at people who regularly weight lift, so i can genuinely say that it was rough. I was tensed up and not enjoying it all and told the masseuse that it was sore and she repeated what i said and continued with the same pressure. Fire cupping was then used on my back which i was never told about and did not give my consent for, in my opinion it is a dangerous method that i would almost never consider appropriate for an average masseuse (was also done with one of the drinking glasses from the bar and some type of baby oil which i would assume is flammable) Another method which was used was some form of Chiropractics which I consider to be extremely dangerous unless performed by someone with a medical degree, I had to tense up to ensure nothing was damaged, being someone who power-lifts any damage to my back can limit me for a long time. She then moved onto my legs which i never enjoy normally in a massage as my legs are very ticklish, her hands were moving right onto my bikini area and i moved my hands in the way as i was not comfortable with this level, my attempt to block her hands was ignored. Although this may be normal to massage that intimately, boundaries should be respected regardless of what is “normal” in turkey. I was then asked to turn over, the door was wide open so i was weary about turning due to my friends who i have no intention of letting them see me naked were across the hallway, the towel was pulled off me so i turned over and it was not placed over me to protect my modesty but instead placed on my legs. She then massaged my chest which i am not comfortable with since i have multiple piercings that were caught during the process. She then sat me up and didn’t let me hold the towel up to protect myself even though again the door was wide open. Medicated cream was then used on my back which should be totally unnecessary after a massage.I really think this needs to

This could be a really great hotel, but there were too many inconsistencies depending on who you were. - check in and support for wifi connection - loads for my teenage daughter, non for us. - cleanliness of rooms - some rooms were great, some needed a good clean - food - some nights a good selection, some nights really boring and repetitive - entertainment- the gymnastic group were superb, the Michael Jackson dance troop- terrible - room standards - I know some were being upgraded when we were there, but my daughter got a brand new room with great aircon, and we were in an old miserable room with terrible aircon The pool area was great and very clean, and we never had an issue getting sunbeds, and didn’t have to get up early to get them. Service - hit and miss. We didn’t particularly find the staff very friendly, except for when they tried to sell ilia ‘Turkey teeth’. The spa - doesn’t look particularly great, but the treatments were excellent and I would recommend going there. The beach - don’t bother - it is not the beautiful sea and sand shown in photos of Turkey - we stayed 10 minutes and then left. Location - great for shops and other bars/restaurants. The biggest annoyance for us was the extra charges - we knew about the €5 for a cocktail in advance, but not having to pay for fresh orange juice in the mornings for example. I would rather have paid an extra charge for a week and for everything to then be free, otherwise what is the point of it being all inclusive? We did enjoy our stay all in all (mainly because of the pool) but we wouldn’t be returning to the Dosi.

This hotel is clean and spacious if a little dated The food is fresh and well presented but aimed at their (mainly) German guests Waiting staff, services, notices, entertainment, everything is geared towards German clients..... It gets very wearing after the first couple of days There is a shuttle bus to the beach and back which is nessessary because it's too far to walk. The beach is gorgeous Side itself is lovely but the kumkoy area is set up for Germans and Scandinavians. I strongly suspect that prices went up in shops we visited when staff realised we were not german, not sure why that would be. I would go back to Side but not this part of town. German and Scandinavian visitors would find this hotel excellent value for money but I wouldn't go back