Mera Resort

The resort is a very good choice if you have kids. The food is very good, you have plenty to choose from, drinks are also ok. Spirits are only served between 13-15 and after 19. The children’s pool has warm water, adults are only allowed in it standing. There is also an indoor kids club by the pool, and a big playground. We visited in July and this year it was extremely crowded, we had to wake up around 7:30 to find well placed sunbeds (in a sunny area). Sometimes leaving the sunbeds unsupervised for more than 30 minutes would lead to the lifeguards removing the belongings from them. The room was clean but very small if you are more than 2 persons… the bathroom is even tinier, almost impossible to shower an infant together with the parent. The bed is however big enough, we fitted 2 adults and a toddler. The pillows were too big for us, and they provide 4 of them……. We barely found a place to put 2 of them away from the bed. Sometimes the maids are vacuuming the hallways early in the morning or during the afternoon nap. The people who clean the tables in the restaurant, who are from Nepal, are prompt and very nice, always smiling and waving to small children. Overall it was a nice experience.

Overall good experience, but some important aspects to consider... The beach is not very close to the hotel. There are 3 water slides, but be cautious. The blue one (the longest and you would expect it to be the fastest) doesn't work properly and is dangerous. It's too slow, you get basically stuck in the middle of it (many guys had this problem). When I went on it, I got stuck as well and had to push myself with my hands. In the meantime, there was a lady with a child who was sliding with a moderate speed and we were very close to have an accident. The beachboy who was upstairs didn't care. He probably has no idea what a brain trauma means... He allowed them to slide before making sure I was off the slide. At the checkout, the cleaning lady said we used some drinks from the minibar, even though we didn't and actually we left her the wine bottle we got present from the hotel. Not a big deal, so didn't lose time to prove it, but left some unpleasant impression.

The rooms are very nice and clean,very confortable bed.but,that s it! It is all inclusive kind of resort,the food and drinks are below average,not tasty at all and low quality Another problem for me was that although I checked out until 12 o'clock I did not have access to the beach,wich is rude considering that I paid quite a lot for this stay.

To mention from the start, I stood 5 days with an all-inclusive offer. Considering it is a 4-star hotel, I can say I had some expectations and I wasn't disappointed at all. Very good food and a big variety of foods to choose from. Relatively close to the beach. Enough benches on the beach and tables to eat at. The only small issue I'd mention is that the bathroom was a bit small and the room for clothes was also slightly small, besides that nothing bad to mention. Awesome place!

Thank you, Mera Resort for the 5 star vacation!!!!! Everything superlative! Thank you to all the staff for their professionalism! I learned something from you: may you always be helpful, kind and with a smile on your face!!!! The food was excellent! Diversified and very tasty! Exemplary cleanliness! Maximum fun! Mera Resort, surpass many 5-star all-inclusive hotels in Turkey, Bulgaria, Egypt! We will definitely come back! Thank you once again! We love you! ❤️

Traveled in different places and would say for a country such as Romania is it alright to spend a short holiday due to the prices ( high) the resort is concentrated mostly for the guests to spend quality time with their kids, resort is devided in two parts as per the staff stating the main one is for ,,normal guests meaning they are booked at the renovated hotel which dates back 30+years, the second one is for the ,,special ones,, as they have accommodations in villas , ( bigger rooms, no more than 1 floor high) Meals: for a all inclusive you will have a diversity in meals but not great and deserts are a number of 3 options wich was counted across several days. You will have kids options and options across the days ,downside ,is rationalised and not enough for all as there is only one buffet. Drinks are served across the day ,spirits are served at certain intervals but a massive downfall is that at 10 closed and for a all inclusive there is a bar where you have to pay! WHAT A JOKE!; ROOMS : are kept clean ,clean towels daily, there will be allocated x2 bottle of water ( still) per room , the rooms are very clean, up to date, a lovely insight ,and I'm referring only go the villas. Meal service: the not so experienced young staff only collect the plates but not wiping them before other guests can sit and serve. On very warm days the restaurant manager declined in opening the sliding windows for no reason and there for you had to serve in extreme heat and smell of food. Pool area: no first aider, a lot of rules , warm , nice water.MASSIVE DOWNSIDE which put me off here is that when asking why in the area for the,, rich ,, the sound volume was low the staff told me that this is the request of some rich chaps that could not understand eachother , I've told them that the pool is a communal area ,but the books were done allready. A MASSIVE JOKE. there is plenty to say but will stop here. Overall future wise will not be coming back, same price would go to other countries where staff are friendly and more options.