Double Room, Annex
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Throne Beach Resort & Spa offers a mixed experience, with standout staff service and a convenient location for exploring nearby cities. However, the food quality and language barriers can detract from the overall experience, especially for non-Russian speakers. The hotel is best suited for families with children who can enjoy the facilities and activities. Solo travelers or those seeking a more diverse cultural interaction might find it less appealing. Overall, it provides a decent stay for those looking to relax by the beach with minimal expectations.
This modern resort welcomes its guests at just 300 metres from the lovely beach. Boasting both a large outdoor pool and a smaller indoor one, it is the perfect place for that much needed vacation. Its guests can spend their days sunbathing and sipping refreshing drinks from the poolside bar, while a visit to the spa and wellness centre can add that little extra needed for a total relaxation. While at it they can treat themselves to a massage or tune-up their muscles with a fast workout in the gym. For dining they can enjoy an open buffet first thing in the morning and then have their pick between the Ottoman and Italian dishes served throughout the day in the onsite restaurant. The surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities for jet-skiing or parasailing, so even those who crave some adrenaline rush will be covered.

Guests consistently praised the staff for their friendliness and helpfulness. Many noted that the staff went out of their way to ensure a pleasant stay. "The staff were lovely, no problems there," one guest mentioned. This level of service made a positive impact on the overall experience.
The hotel's location was appreciated for its proximity to Manavgat and Side, which were easily accessible by local transport. Guests enjoyed the convenience of exploring nearby cities. "It was easy to get into MANAVGAT City which I did five times," a guest noted, highlighting the ease of travel.
The quality of the food was a common point of criticism among guests. Many found the meals unappetizing and the buffet experience chaotic. One guest remarked, "The food was not very good either to say the least," indicating a need for improvement in this area.
Communication was challenging for non-Russian speaking guests, as the majority of visitors were Russian. This made it difficult for some to interact and fully enjoy their stay. "Communication was interesting," one guest mentioned, reflecting the language barrier they faced.
