Beldibi Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Beldibi, Kemer

"Old hotel awful customer service and would not stay again choice of food was poor and when complained couldn’t care less would not recommend this hotel to people with children. Cleaners were dreadful rooms were left without changing bedding or having been cleaned. I would rate this hotel as a 3 star no where near a 5 star."

"The animation was brilliant especially Aykut who led the darts each day. All the staff worked so hard to make our stay enjoyable and made us feel very welcome "

"Love this hotel and it's staff. Very well maintained property with two pools a gym and spa services. The breakfast buffet is exceptional. The staff is super friendly, kind and helpful. Two bars at the hotel with various activities from DJ nights, piano to bingo and trivia. Taxi stand is outside of the hotel. Good restaurant, pharmacy, ATM machine and three markets in walking distance. Has buety salon and game room. The view from the outside pool and dinner is wonderful. Indoor pool is kept at 27 degrees year round. The massage at this hotel is done via Indonesian ladies that are highly qualified. This was the highlight of my stay in Turkiye."

"Hotel was spotless, breakfast + dinner buffets had huge amount of choice, views were unbeatable from our sea view room and the lobby, sauna + gym + steam room + pool were well serviced and clean. One main negative was that we were promised a takeaway breakfast via their WhatsApp service due to a 6am checkout, but on checkout we were told nothing had been organized, which was disappointing as we did technically pay for it."

"I was disappointed that we don’t have WiFi the whole time we stayed. They said they gonna sort it out. But they don’t. Our room was fine but the hotel needs upgrading."

"All were perfect "

"Outside pools were closed."

"very good experience "

" The hotel has become noticeably worse compared to last year. Towels are old and need replacement. Staff constantly drive electric carts around the property, and guests have to keep stepping aside. At night they even drive without headlights, suddenly appearing out of the dark. The food quality has also declined — some ingredients have been replaced with cheaper ones, and you can really feel the difference."