Rai Foresta Tekirova

I really like the room and the big bed, I like the sea view. The people here are nice, and the food and drinks are good too. Entertinment is very good especily Altay I want come here again next year

Best Hotel in Tekirova! Staff very friendly! I left my child's iPad at the hotel; they kept it safe for a year, and I got it back! Thank you so much—you are the best.

In general, my husband and I liked this hotel: great facilities, a warm family atmosphere, and service that mostly matches the five-star promise. However, one thing seriously damaged our stay: the live music in the lobby. Almost every day the pianist played mainly Russian and post-Soviet repertoire, including old Soviet film songs. In an international hotel full of guests from many countries, concentrating the entire cultural program on one Russian-speaking audience feels disrespectful and simply not welcoming to everyone else. The lobby is not optional. Guests pass through it every day to reach reception and the elevators, so there is no way to opt out. This kind of repertoire might suit a separate bar, but as the daily soundtrack of the main public space, it creates an outdated atmosphere that does not match a premium five-star positioning. If the hotel positions itself for Russian tourists aged 60+, it should say so openly, and then guests will not be disappointed. If it wants to be a truly international five-star hotel, the lobby music should feel elegant, fresh, and welcoming to all nationalities. Everything else was enjoyable, but because of this we are not sure we would return.

Perfect staff, perfect place to spend time with family. 5 Star review for everyone there especially the enterntainment, Berat and Altay they were amazing !

Dear RAI Premium Tekirova Management, I would like to express my concern regarding the music being played in the hotel lobby and piano lounge area. I am currently staying at your hotel together with my family. This is our fourth visit to your hotel, as we have always appreciated its high standards of service, atmosphere, and hospitality. However, this is our first stay since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine. We are guests from Ukraine. For more than four years now, our country has been suffering from Russia’s full-scale aggression. Every day, Ukrainian civilians, including children, continue to lose their lives as a result of Russian missile and drone attacks. Like many Ukrainians, we chose Turkey as a place where we could spend a few peaceful days away from air raid sirens, explosions, and the constant stress of war. Unfortunately, during our stay we have repeatedly heard Russian and Soviet-era music being performed in the public areas of the hotel. We respect all cultures and understand that your guests come from many different countries. However, given the current circumstances, Russian and Soviet music causes deep emotional distress and discomfort for many Ukrainians. For people who live through war every day, or who have been forced to leave their homes because of Russian aggression, such music is not a neutral cultural element but often a painful reminder of ongoing tragedy and loss. As your hotel is a Turkish international resort welcoming guests from around the world, we kindly ask you to consider making the musical programme more international and culturally neutral, rather than focused on Russian or Soviet repertoire. Turkish, international classical, jazz, European, or contemporary instrumental music would be appreciated and enjoyed by guests of many different nationalities. We genuinely love your hotel, which is why we have chosen to return for the fourth time. However, we feel it is important to be honest and say that if this cultural programme remains unchanged in the future, we may unfortunately have to consider alternative destinations for our holidays. This would be deeply disappointing for us, as your hotel has become one of our favourite places to stay over the years. We respectfully ask the hotel management to review this matter as soon as possible. We are only on the second day of our stay and still have twelve days remaining at the hotel. The current music programme causes significant emotional discomfort and distress for us, and we sincerely hope that our concerns will be heard and that steps can be taken to make the atmosphere more comfortable and welcoming for all international guests. Thank you for your attention, understanding, and prompt consideration of this matter. Kind regards, Olena

Verry good servis stuf and rooms