Liberty Signa - All Inclusive

The animation team at Liberty Signa Hotel was great! They organized fun and creative activities for guests of all ages throughout our holiday. Every moment was full, from the poolside games in the morning to the evening shows. Especially the animators the silan, osman, mehmet We loved spending time with them. The energy of the animation team and the warm communication they established with the guests made our holiday unforgettable. I would definitely recommend it!

Hotel is amazing, great food, facilities and staff are amazing. Love all the a la carte restaurants and the cocktails. Roller blading waiters are great. And so very attentive. Big shout out to them. The poolside entertainment staff are amazing!! Aybuke, Kuka, Mehmet, Osman and Silan are incredible, they are super friendly, happy, full of energy and get everyone involved. What a team!!! Great holiday - definitely will come back !

Hands down, this is the best hotel I’ve stayed at in Turkey! The food is an absolute 10 out of 10 – a major highlight of the trip. The buffet was incredible, offering a wide variety and changing every night, which kept things exciting. A huge shoutout to Aybüke, who was exceptionally helpful throughout our stay – her service made a big difference. The kids’ club was great, the pools were fantastic, and the room was spotless and super comfortable.

Everything was very nice since we came to the hotel, whether it was night entertainment or meals, it was great, we had a lot of fun, while we were having fun, our children had a lot of fun in the mini club, the girls were very sweet and smiling, our eyes were not left behind, especially thank you very much to Esra, Buse, Derya and Ms. Esma:)

This is a fantastic hotel and well worth a visit for the most part. The food and drinks are exceptional. Perhaps the best we have experienced in all our years going to Turkey. We ate regularly in Petra where Akif and Mutlu looked after us supremely every time. The food is also delicious in Puri where Sevda was lovely with us. Nur is always smiling and Baki is a brilliant barista in the coffee shop Bon Bon. Umut is faultless with his service in the fully stocked onsite pub Grano. Everything from Pornstar Martinis to branded beers to Guinness to Baby Guinness; take your pick, all on the house. We stayed in a Grand Lake House room which is basically an apartment on two floors with your own swimming pool access. It was a beautiful place to stay. Only downside for rooms on our side was no sun from 1100 onwards. The hotel does just fall a touch short of reaching the top level of Turkey’s many 5* hotels though. Where many hotels add flourishes, this hotel tends not to - nothing wow about the toiletries, no surprise events, no towel art. Danger of sounding petty, but some unexpected touches make a holiday that little bit more special. Another example would be that we missed having anyone offering to fetch us a drink around the 16+ pool. Odd when they have so many staff. Entertainment underwhelmed a bit and we were surprised by the lack of sport on offer with no football or tennis courts and table tennis was outside in the baking sun. It is far from a small hotel, but it is quite compact and we missed staying somewhere with a nice walk to enjoy. Being compact also contributes to the hotel’s worst element - noise. The pool aerobics man has a microphone that can probably be heard over in Fethiye rather than just those in his class. Then there is the outdoor nightclub which is on the beachfront but only about 50 metres from the hotel - this goes on until 1am every night of the week. It is incredibly loud and the bass had our apartment shaking in reverberation - every night of our stay. Not funny at all if trying to sleep and it would stop us ever retuning to this hotel unfortunately.

We recently returned from a 7 night stay at Liberty Signa as a family of four. Check-In Experience: Unfortunately, things got off to a rocky start. Check-in was disorganised and impersonal, with a long wait and minimal explanation of the hotel’s facilities or layout. After a tiring journey, we were left standing around without much guidance or a welcome drink, which set the tone for what followed. Room: This wasn’t even ready for us and we had to wait for house keeping to make up the bed for our children. We had booked a Deluxe room with Pool Access via stairs. The room was too small. Building on the bed situation for our children, this was not great. Fortunately our children our young. Despite multiple requests, our room went uncleaned one day, despite phoning to ask. We also ran out of toilet rolls and again, had to phone multiple times for more. We also wanted to keep our room later on the day of our departure as we had a late flight. We couldn’t as the hotel allegedly had no availability. This isn’t a deal breaker however, the spa showers and changing rooms are poor and, we heard from others, who had to pay a lot to keep theirs. Food: The main buffet was average and became repetitive very quickly. We had to eat here more than we wanted as couldn’t get into the other restaurants as they were “full”. Another frustration of ours. You also had to keep going back to guest services to check availability. Service in the restaurant was hit-or-miss. Staff were friendly but clearly too busy and at peak times it became difficult to find somewhere to sit as well as having to queue for a while to get anything being cooked or something being replaced. We were able to eat at the Turkish, fish and Italian restaurants. The fish mains were terrible. The other two were enjoyable. Turkish was my favourite. We also had lunch at the timeless. This is essentially a bit of everything and is ok. Kids Club: This seemed to get better as the week went on. However, compared to some of the other brands, it’s way off the mark. Staff their like to use their mobiles while working.. although that was a theme across other parts of the hotel. Evening entertainment: The main shows were rubbish. There isn’t much signposting as to what’s going on anywhere. Noting there’s an app but even that is subpar. One evening we stumbled upon a band playing down by the beach area. This was great. But how many people really knew about it? Guest Relations & Service: Whilst we were looked after during our stay by some really nice people, these were few and far between. As a hotel pitching itself as five star, this element fell well short of mark. Part of the issue in my opinion is that the hotel is just so big that it simply cannot provide a personal level of service without making some fundamental changes. Management never appeared to be visible anywhere at any point which is telling in itself. Some staff struggle with the basics such as ordering drinks, including coc