I was in seagull hotel for one week,really very very bad service and it's not 4 star hotel.
Very bad foods,air condition not worked,not clean and director Mrs.yasamin told me if you don't like you can chenge the hotel!!!!
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We stayed in Seagull Hotel for 6 days. The rooms were ok. The bathrooms a little gross and bad lighting. The halls smelled of moth balls(I think too, because they only opened up a few days before we arrived.)
No one at the hotel spoke much english, so that was a bit hard. Seems to be only German and russian. Many russian people staying at the hotel. Dinner was buffet. But, we had to come early because if you wanted any dessert it was gone!! For the 6 days they seemed to make the same stuff...a little bit boring. I was hoping for some variety.
Pool too cold to swim as was sea. But, they ripped apart the dock, only the metal beams were left. So, couldnt go on it of course...I am not sure what the problem was! The people at the front desk were nice, but again, english not that great. They push you to buy things at the hotel, like to get your pictures taken. I dont want to be bothered by the staff while I am suntanning outside! I am at a hotel, not on the streets at the bazaar! There is also a disco downstairs. But, the music is so loud in the night! You can hear it all the way on the second floor. And the walls are thin. I heard our neighbors snoring! Overall it was ok...clean, friendly staff for the most part, but definatly not 4 star!

We spent two weeks in Turkey. For the first week, we stayed at the Seagull Hotel near Kemer. If you do not speak Russian or Turkish, I would not recommend this hotel. The staff have a hardtime dealing with English speakers. It was extremely hard for us to communicate, this includes the front desk staff. Overall, opinion of the staff-Rude. The air conditioning was shut off during the day. The dining facilities were hot and stuffy.
At dinner, if you wanted a table outside you needed to sitdown at least two hours in advance. Once dinner started it was a free for all to get food. People pushed and shoved you while you were in line.

Our second week was spend at the Kemer Holiday Club-wonderful place and great for kids.