We’ve just returned from another wonderful stay at Akdeniz Beach Hotel and once again it exceeded all of our expectations. The improvements and renovations around the hotel have made a huge difference. Everything feels fresh, modern and exceptionally well looked after, while still keeping the warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes this place so special.
Our room was spotless throughout our stay. Housekeeping did a fantastic job every day and it was always a pleasure coming back to such a clean and comfortable room. The pool area was equally impressive. It was immaculate from morning until evening, with staff constantly keeping everything clean and tidy.
The biggest reason we keep coming back is the people. Every single member of staff works incredibly hard and always has a smile on their face. Nothing is ever too much trouble and they genuinely make you feel like part of the family rather than just another guest. Their kindness, professionalism and attention to detail make all the difference.
The location is perfect, just a short walk from the beach, shops and restaurants, making it an ideal base for exploring Ölüdeniz.
A huge thank you to everyone at Akdeniz Beach Hotel for another unforgettable holiday. It is easy to see how much pride the team takes in the hotel, and it shows in every aspect of the guest experience. We are already looking forward to our next visit. Five stars without hesitation.
My 1st ever trip to Turkey and must say I loved it but this hotel had a huge part to play in this. Its a small cozy intimate place where you feel very at home. The staff could not do enough. My son has mobility issues and was originally given a room on 3rd floor but when I spoke to reception they didnt hesitate to switch us and went above and beyond to make our stay as comfortable as possible. I have 3 teenagers who can be fussy with food yet I was surprised they loved the food 90% of the time. Big shout out to Tammy at guest relations as she was just lovely, always a smile and soooooo helpful. She gave tip advise helped with booking up trips and even just a friendly chat. Never experienced anything like it, I felt like part of the family . Helmi at the bar was a cheeky energetic happy chappy who made me smile and i even brought him a bell for his bar 😃 another gentlemen even offered to carry my son when he was struggling. They ordered crutches and hospital supplies for my partner. I could go on and on. Met some lovely people on this trip and hopefully have friends for life . It is a small place but thats what I wanted. There are always things to be improved but I know they strive to do this on a daily basis. A few fixtures and fittings and maintenance or upgrading may be needed but they are aware and doing there upmost to get It done whilst keeping everyone happy. THANK YOU AKDENIZ for a great holiday and giving us memories to last a lifetime. (Tammy your a dream x)
Staff very helpful and friendly. Rooms basic but do the job everything that was needed was provided, extra pillows requested from reception which were then provided. Food lovely plenty of meals available throughout the day. Pool was great and always clean as was area. Plenty of seating at meal times, limited sun loungers.
A honest review of the hotel and staff. Firstly Tammy was incredibly helpful and the team sang happy birthday to my sister on her actual birthday. The team are attentive and lovely.
The rooms. Yes they are dated but are currently being done up. However they were clean and the rooms were done every day.
Food. If you want a Brits abroad food or might not be the one for you. If you travel and have more European food you'll be fine. We have mentioned to Tammy about certain times the trays were empty and they were replaced. But other people pile up plates that hotel can't control.
Drinks. They are basic. Wine, vodka, gin and another one. I strongly feel the hotel should offer other drinks that you can pay for if you don't want the 4 they have. I would have zero problem with this as most people wouldn't as it's quite common.
Location. It's amazing and I have loved it.
Conclusion. It's a cheap hotel, fantastic team and a perfect location. It could be so much more with a few tweaks.
Great great location, staffs were nice, but the room was dirty. Dusty surfaces. Bath water was not even warm. Bed sheets weren’t clean. Foods were ok. The only thing good about the hotel was the location.
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