Kemer Dream Hotel

The hotel is cozy and has discos until 00:00. I give 3 stars because the sheets were not changed for 6 days!

Me: Give me a long story about a nightmare in which the main actor was trapped in a 5 star Kemer Dream Hotel where he was served tzatziki.

ChatGPT:
Ethan had always dreamed of visiting Turkey. When he finally got the chance, he chose to stay at Kemer Dream Hotel, a luxurious five-star hotel famed for its lavish décor and exceptional service. The hotel stood on a cliffside, overlooking the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, and its reputation for comfort and elegance was unparalleled. From the moment he arrived, Ethan was entranced by the beauty and tranquility of the place.

On his second night, after a day filled with sightseeing, Ethan decided to have dinner at the hotel's renowned restaurant. The dining hall was a grand room with high ceilings, adorned with intricate mosaics and hanging chandeliers. The aroma of exotic spices and freshly baked bread wafted through the air. Ethan sat at a table by a large window, enjoying the view of the setting sun over the sea.

The waiter, a tall man with a polite smile, brought him a menu filled with delightful options. Ethan ordered a variety of dishes, eager to savor the local flavors. Among the dishes was a serving of tzatziki. Ethan was in shock, as nobody would ever serve tzatziki in Turkey.

The waiter brought out the dishes, and Ethan began to eat. The food was incredible, each bite bursting with flavor. But when he dipped his bread into the tzatziki and took a bite, he immediately felt strange. The room seemed to shift and blur. He blinked, trying to clear his vision, but everything remained distorted. He felt a creeping sense of unease as the walls of the room seemed to close in on him.

Ethan tried to stand, but his legs felt heavy, as if anchored to the ground. He looked around and saw that the other diners were gone. The room was empty, save for the shadows that danced along the walls. The lights flickered, and a cold breeze swept through the hall. He called out for help, but his voice echoed back to him, hollow and faint.

Suddenly, the waiter reappeared, but his polite smile had turned into a sinister grin. His eyes glowed with an unnatural light, and his movements were jerky, like a marionette controlled by invisible strings. Ethan felt a surge of panic and tried to back away, but the waiter advanced, his steps deliberate and menacing.

"Welcome to your nightmare, Ethan," the waiter said in a voice that was both familiar and alien. "You will never leave this place."

Ethan's heart pounded in his chest. He turned and ran, bursting out of the dining hall and into the hotel's labyrinthine corridors. The hallways seemed to stretch on forever, twisting and turning in impossible directions. Doors led to more doors, and each room he entered was a replica of the last. The décor remained opulent, but now it felt oppressive and suffocating.

Ethan screamed and shoved the waiter away, bolting up the stairs again. Finally, he reached a door at the top and burst through it, finding himself on the roof. The night sky was clear, the stars shining bright, but the air was thick with dread. He rushed to the edge and looked down, hoping to see the town below, but all he saw was an endless void, black and infinite.

But as he looked in the mirror, he noticed something that made his blood run cold. On the dresser was a small bowl of tzatziki, exactly like the one he had eaten the night before. And beside it, a note in the waiter's handwriting: "Welcome to your nightmare."

Ethan's hands trembled as he backed away from the mirror. He realized with dawning horror that he was still trapped in the nightmare. Kemer Dream Hotel was a Nightmare, and there was no escape.

+ Everything was clean. Stuff was helpful. Value for money is okayish
- If you are planning to do a business trip, don't go there. They made 3 networks instead of 1 for some reason. And all of them have unstable signal and customised to auto disconnect after some time.