QUANTUM OTEL

Clear and comfortable

Small rooms , poor breakfast . No facelites

So wonderful with sea view and comfort accommodation

Good but need to be more good Limits in breakfast But near to the sea and suitable place

Very nice view. Kind reception. Excellent room service.

It has a reasonable price and neat. The ftaff are too young and too friendly. There is a gentleman his name is Ali from Syria who is the only one who can speak Arabic.

From the beginning till the end very friendly staff, You will not believe but forgot my phone in the taxi on my way back from the airport, and the receptionist called the taxi drivers and let them bring my phone, really thankful for that! Moreover, wanted to take taxi guys were saying no it’s expensive take Dolmush (they call the mini buss like that) and coming and putting me in. Overall, perfect hotel and the staff. Highly recommending.

The hotel is very tiny. They told us it's 3 stars but it said at the entrance that it's a suite hotel. The Room is the smallest I've ever seen, so it's not even a suite or apartment motel. I suppose they lied to trick people into coming. It's not rated I think at all. Now the only window opens to a wall of another building. So you feel locked in a cell. Some of our group members had there room view into the cemetery next to the motel. In general, It seems clean and tidy. Maybe newly renovated. But the fittings in the toilet kept falling off. The window of the room does not have a mosquitoes-net. It's supposed to be close to the sea, but most of the rooms in this building doesn't have a view of anything. Only 3 rooms in each floor, 4 floors in the building. The building is surrounded by two almost touching other buildings, a cemetery and a small very narrow "road" which has another building at it. So no way the 3 first floors rooms would have any view to anything. I suppose the people who rated the room with sea view had taken the only upper floor room that faces the sea and was over the neighboring building height. Unless your OK with waking up to look at a cemetery, that side also opens to something not wall. As for the accommodations, the room has Kettle, three small bottles of water, tea, but No tissue paper. The lobby was very small, our small group of 18 people couldn't fit in. The elevator is raised by several steps than the level of the entrance. So it's not handicapped friendly nor old people. They had this ramp at the entrance, which isn't even a ramp. It's around 45 digress sloped, hardly can pull your luggage. No normal woman or maybe a man can pull their bags up to the elevator. They don't have anyone to help.They don't have regular stairs to use if the elevator stops working. And we checked the escape exit it was looked. If there was a fire I think people would be trapped in the building. Breakfast was served at the roof, which seems was fixed to be an added floor. The elevator doesn't go there. You need to climb a staircase, which again is not for old or handicapped. The view from up there is really good, you can see the sea. Breakfast was really modest, not much of variation, even for bread. We didn't like the setup, and changed the hotel, our group stayed though, although they didn't like it, because all other hotels were booked and our agent couldn't move the whole group. We were lucky to find another room in a nearby hotel.