Belek Beach Resort Hotel

Peaceful, lush green, right on the seafront, where you can eat quality food at any time of the day, with comfortable and insulated rooms, a large pool, a slide, a spa, a concert venue... a wonderful hotel that offers an unforgettable holiday opportunity..

Booked this hotel last minute for husbands birthday. It was one of the best hotels I have stayed at. Reception was very friendly and accommodating. The staff were AMAZING! They have food and drink available 24/7 and also have the best entertainment for children and so many play areas. They have grill area where they do steak and grilled chicken and lots of other food everyday. This was all inclusive. They have 4 big pool areas and also have little pools for kids. They also have a sauna and steam room and Hammam which is free. They also have access for disabled people. This hotel was amazing and I would defo come back. If you walk outside the hotel there are so many shopping areas literally a 2 mins walk! Dont listen to any bad reviews because honestly this hotel is the best! Also very very clean. Staff: 100000/10 Food: 9/10 Service: 10000/10 Cleanliness: 10/10 Facilities: 10/10

This hotel is definitely not 5-star ! Overall, it's okay for the price range, but we’ve stayed at places like Rixos, Regnum, etc., and this hotel doesn’t come close to being a 5-star experience. The rooms are small, like garages (we stayed in the "luxury zone," so not sure about the other rooms, but they might be even smaller—more like garages for mini cars). Reception: Not good and outdated. Coffee: No espresso machine in the room, only a kettle. Fake Starbucks: They advertise a Starbucks on-site, but they just use the logo—nothing like the real deal. Pools: Cold, no heated pools. Food: Overall decent, but the burek was bad (frozen and then baked), and there was a lack of melon, olives, and cheese (only available at breakfast). The juice tasted fake as is from plastic bottle made at some garage , and there were no fresh juices available (which is a shame). Staff: Some of the staff were good, but the rest were just going through the motions. Turkish Coffee: Not available in the main restaurant—you have to walk to the reception or pool bar to get one. Massage: The Thai massage was good, but expensive. The spa itself is old, small, and dated. Gym: Small and in poor condition. Tennis Courts: You have to pay after 7 pm because they need to turn on the lights. During the day, the courts are often busy with people who have no idea how to play and are just there out of boredom. Piano Bar: No music at all—I'm not sure why it's even called a "piano bar." I’d call it an anonymous alcohol club instead. Beach .. OK for 4 star . Atmosphere: There were drunk Russians disturbing other guests, and the staff kept serving them alcohol. Overall, I would rate this hotel a max 4 stars, and that's being generous.

We stayed in an elite double room which had everything we needed. The fridge was stocked with soft drinks and water and refilled daily. There was a couple of small cans of beer but no other alcohol. Room cleaned daily and clean towels and bed linen. The pool by the elite rooms had nice sunbeds and a bar, the sunbeds by other pools and beach not as luxurious. Plenty of sunbeds for everyone. Food was mainly good but restaurante could get very busy. Book the al a carte choice when you arrive as we only managed to get in the Italian once. It was good and we would have liked to go back but it was fully booked. Lots for kids to do, football, pool games basket ball, tennis and an arcade. Evening entertainment we thought was a bit late as the main stage started at 10pm. Bus depot 5 mins walk and cost 1 euro to get to Belek town and cost us 100 euro return in a taxi to go to old town and the driver waited to bring you back. We would return.