Meder Resort Hotel - Ultra All Inclusive

The windows frame a picturesque view of the mountains, surrounded by lush green ridges and towering peaks.

Crystal De Luxe Comfort Collectıon

A private pebble beach just across the road, complete with a bar, pristine surroundings, and stunning sea views.

Fashiontv Luxe Resort

"We stayed at the Fashion TV Luxe Resort in Kemer and overall, we were very satisfied with our stay. It's a festive, all-inclusive 5-star resort with a great atmosphere, ideal for those who love music and lively evenings (the DJs are excellent!). The rooms are very comfortable, the bedding is high-quality, and the side sea view from our 4th-floor room was very pleasant. For around €250/night, or €125 per person all-inclusive, it's really good value for money. Amenities-wise, the lounge chairs around the pool are great, and the waitresses on roller skates who bring the drinks add a unique and friendly touch. To order, you scan a QR code and place the drinks in the basket. Even a Black Label is included in the all-inclusive package. It's a shame I can't drink alcohol. The pontoon overlooking the sea and the beach areas are also very pleasant. Special mention goes to the padel courts, which are very well maintained. On the other hand, we were a little disappointed by the food: several restaurants were closed, and only the Italian restaurant (reservations required) was open—full throughout our stay, so we couldn't enjoy it. The self-service canteen remained, decent but nothing special. The same goes for the sports bar, which was also closed. The gym could use some maintenance; several machines were out of order. The games room/bowling alley gave off a very strong musty odor, making the place impractical and unwelcome, and there are clearly repairs to be done in some areas. The spa and treatments are unfortunately overpriced, and the hair salon and cinema were closed. No excursions were offered either, which is a shame. Finally, it's worth noting that the hotel mainly caters to Russian guests—this didn't bother us, but it's good to know. In summary: ✅ Excellent value for money ✅ Very comfortable and festive atmosphere ✅ Friendly staff and efficient service ❌ Several services and spaces are closed or in need of renovation ❌ Limited dining options ➡️ A good choice for a festive and relaxing stay in Kemer, provided you don't expect a classic 5★ hotel but rather a lively all-inclusive club with a few imperfections."

Karmir Resort & Spa - Ultra All Inclusive

"I would like to thank the team at Karmir Resort & Spa for the wonderful experience. The hotel is very clean, the rooms are cozy, and the food is delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the reception is very welcoming. A special thanks to the animator Tupac for his amazing energy and kindness xxx 💚💚💚😍 He is respectful, fun, and always makes guests smile. He really adds a great vibe to the hotel."

Beso Hotel Berke Ranch&Nature

"We were monday 8-12-25 in de Hamam at this place. Just Wonderfull, good service, unbelieveble nice people. Clean Hamam and very good massage en resting time. What a wonderfull place this is. super thanks to the nice help from Leyly, she was very nice and make everything great for us."

Castle Park Hotel

"We arrived at the hotel at 11:30 PM and were checked into the nearby Gold Stone Hotel, but were told it was only for that night. In the morning, they were already looking for us with the keys to our room in Castle Park. The grounds are small but very cozy. There are three swimming pools, BUT, they are not heated, and the water is very cold. The air temperature while we were relaxing was 24-26 degrees Celsius, but the water was not heated. We didn't go hungry: breakfast usually included cereal, boiled eggs, boiled sausage, bread, French fries, fried pancakes, omelettes, and lavash with cream cheese. Lunch: soup, two main courses - chicken or fish, stewed meat with vegetables or cutlets, rice, pasta, lots of cold appetizers, lots of vegetables and salads, sauces, fruit, and pastries. Dinner: soup, chicken or fish, a side dish, fruit, and pastries. Free drinks from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM include beer, vodka, gin, and wine. Tea and coffee were available at any time, but the coffee machine wasn't always working. Breakfast was optional because lunch was very early. Sometimes they prepared a pre-dinner snack of pizza and pies. Fruit options included plums, grapes, and apples. Entertainment included a mini-disco for children, karaoke for adults, guess-the-melody games, an oriental dancer's performance, and live saxophone music—for me, it was boring and uninteresting. The beach is 600-800 meters away, and this was the biggest pain of our vacation: scraped knees and toes. You need special shoes for entering the sea—coral shoes, sold along the coast in Kamki stores. The rooms are cleaned daily, and the bed linen is changed every three days. For a 💸, they'll make swans and hearts. It's best to choose a room not facing the pool with the entertainment area, as you won't get much sleep—the music and conversations of other vacationers will be distracting. I recommend buying excursions from Hay Tour—it's cheaper, and the guides are very dedicated. This excursion sales point is on the way to the sea, and a pleasant woman works there. The company has been around for about 30 years and has a good reputation. Olga, the guide, is very helpful. Overall, I recommend this hotel, but don't bring children—they won't go into the sea unless they're in a parent's arms, and they'll be cold in the pool. The hotel is a solid C-star."

Forest Park Hotel

"Clean, decent hotel. Beautiful surroundings, away from noisy streets and traffic. Friendly, helpful staff. Nice, modern rooms. Wonderful view from the balcony. Pleasant, spacious restaurant. Modest breakfasts, but sufficient for me and my daughter. Hungry eaters will probably complain. A bit of a walk to the beach, you can ask for a lift, I RECOMMEND."

Kemer Hotel

"HOLIDAY FROM HELL!! What a dump. The food is inedible. The all inclusive only consists of lager and vinegar wine. The pool is tiny and has ants nests round it. This hotel is not for English people. We were the only English there and it was quite apparent that we were not really wanted there. The cleaners did come in every other day but then made our double bed with single stained sheets. The ground floor balcony looked out over a public car park and was barred from top to bottom. Did ask to move but just got offered the room next to ours. I have stayed in some nice 3* hotels but this was pushing a 1*. The resort is lovely though. There is a nice beach with bars a restaurants about a ten minute walk away with large bed sun beds at a charge or you can use the public beach. The only saving Grace with this hotel was that there was a McDonalds across the road so you can at least get a decent cup of coffee in the morning. The manager does not care if you are unhappy so don’t even think you can complain when you’re there. Basically avoid this hotel at all costs. It won’t end up being a cheap holiday because you will have to go out for everything. DON’T GO THERE!!"

SL La Perla Hotel Kemer

"The hotel looked okay and is within walking distance of the beach. However, the food was awful and caught food poising the first day. Was there for a couple of days and they only half cleaned the room once, despite our complaints! The staff also don’t really speak English so was a large language barrier."

Transatlantik Beach Beldibi - All Inclusive

"The grounds are nice, clean, the rooms aren't run-down, and the beach shouldn't be ruined by excavators and sand dumps (we were having a hard time getting to the beach all week, and it was finally washed away one evening by a wave). The food could use some work; it's beautiful, but it's impossible to eat (send the chef there to learn). I'm giving it a 3, and I think there's a chance for improvement."

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