Double Room, Lake View
- 220V power supply
- Shower
- Hairdryer
- TV
- Minibar
- Tea and coffee making facilities


This resort suits families looking for a spacious, activity-packed beach holiday with a strong kids' club, varied dining, and a private beach, especially those booking the Lake House villas. Travelers who prioritize a flawless, fully modernized 5-star experience or who are sensitive to noise and occasional maintenance shortcomings may want to look elsewhere or verify recent room-renovation status before booking.
Situated on the Kizilagac seafront, this resort hotel offers spectacular sea views, just 10km east of Manavgat and 75km from Antalya Airport. Ancient cities like Side, Aspendos, and Perge are easily accessible. With 485 comfortable rooms and excellent service, it's ideal for couples and families. Enjoy the sandy/pebble beach, numerous activities, a main restaurant serving Turkish and international cuisine, and à la carte options including Turkish, Italian, Asian, Fish, and Mexican. Relax at one of the various bars offering complimentary local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Evening entertainment includes shows with dazzling costumes.

Families repeatedly single out the kids' club and animation team, saying children enjoy the water slides, kids disco and daily activities organized by an enthusiastic entertainment crew.
Many guests highlight roomy accommodation, especially the two-bedroom Lake House family rooms with pool views and multiple bathrooms, describing them as a great choice for families.
Reviewers consistently praise the variety and taste of the buffet and à la carte restaurants along with friendly, attentive staff who go out of their way to help.
The landscaped pools, aquapark and private beach location right on the Mediterranean are frequently mentioned as highlights, along with the pleasant gardens around the pool areas.
Some guests report tired or unrenovated rooms and occasional maintenance issues such as plumbing or fixture problems in parts of the resort.
A few reviewers mention noise disturbances between rooms or areas, and note that sun loungers get claimed very early and bars can get crowded at peak times.
Several guests feel the property doesn't fully live up to a 5-star label, pointing to an outdated lobby design and inconsistent service levels compared to the official category.
At least one guest felt the "ultra all inclusive" branding overstated what was actually free, noting that some drinks and spa services still carried extra charges, and that menu variety repeated across days.
