Dear Chris,
Glad to hear from you again! I’m thrilled to bits that you’re planning your holidays as I can imagine how exhausted you must be after passing your exams.
You asked me about this hotel which I visited a month ago. It is called “Palmira Garden” and is situated on a beautiful Turkish seaside. I, beyond any words, enjoyed myself during this trip. However, it did have some drawbacks as well.
To begin with, at the hotel there were no sports activities at all and you know how my boyfriend is keen on gym, so he was a bit frustrated. Though for me it wasn't a problem at all, since I’m more a “chill-out” kind of traveller. You know, that person who is sunbathing next to the pool with a glass of fresh lemonade in one hand would definitely be me. The second thing which bothered us a little was the huge number of people who lived at the hotel. It was so crowded there that once we didn’t even have a chance to find a table where to sit during lunch. What we did was sitting on the beach—quite romantic, I would say.
As for the positive things which we experienced there, I would especially highlight the food at the restaurant. It looked so mouthwatering that even if you weren’t hungry, you would still desire to try all these amazing culinary masterpieces. And the taste. . . I literally can’t forget the grilled prawns which we tried there. Another impressive aspect of the hotel was the daily animation programme. The animation team never left us bored! There was everything: competitions, discos, Zumba, karaoke. By the way, it’s worth mentioning that they didn’t insist on participating—unless you want it, they won’t disturb you with annoying invitations.
Having said everything, I would definitely recommend you visiting “Palmira Garden”. Not only will you undoubtedly recharge your batteries, but you also will enjoy fascinating landscapes. Drop me a line whenever you decide where to go.
All the best
Marina
Dear Chris,
Glad to hear from you again! I’m thrilled to bits that you’re planning your holidays as I can imagine how exhausted you  
must
 be after passing your exams.
You asked me about this  
hotel
 which I visited a month ago. It  
is called
 “ 
Palmira
 Garden” and  
is situated
 on a  
beautiful
 Turkish seaside. I, beyond any words, enjoyed myself during this trip.  
However
, it did have  
some
 drawbacks  
as well
.
To  
begin
 with, at the  
hotel
 there were no sports activities at all and you know how my boyfriend is keen on gym,  
so
 he was a bit frustrated. Though for me it wasn't a problem at all, since I’m more a “chill-out” kind of  
traveller
. You know, that person who is sunbathing  
next
 to the pool with a glass of fresh lemonade in one hand would definitely be me. The second thing which bothered us a  
little
 was the huge number of  
people
 who  
lived
 at the  
hotel
. It was  
so
 crowded there that once we didn’t even have a chance to find a table where to sit during lunch. What we did was sitting on the beach—quite romantic, I would say.
As for the  
positive
 things which we experienced there, I would  
especially
 highlight the food at the restaurant. It looked  
so
 mouthwatering that even if you weren’t hungry, you would  
still
 desire to try all these amazing culinary masterpieces. And the taste.  
.
  .
 I  
literally
 can’t forget the grilled prawns which we tried there. Another impressive aspect of the  
hotel
 was the daily animation  
programme
. The animation team never  
left
 us bored! There was everything: competitions, discos, Zumba, karaoke. By the way, it’s worth mentioning that they didn’t insist on participating—unless you want it, they won’t disturb you with annoying invitations.
Having said everything, I would definitely recommend you visiting “ 
Palmira
 Garden”. Not  
only
 will you  
undoubtedly
 recharge your batteries,  
but
 you  
also
 will enjoy fascinating landscapes. Drop me a line whenever you decide where to go.
All the best
Marina