Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Turkish Riviera from NZ$174

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"The suite was amazing. We had a huge patio with our own sun loungers, sofa and table. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfasts were delicious, and included different items daily and a made-to-order omelette bar. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location is very convenient to the shops, restaurants and beach and walkable from the ferry port. As others have noted, there is a steep hill at the end of the walk from town, but we did it multiple times a day without an issue. The only note I would make is that you are not allowed to bring in any food or drink from outside the hotel. However they do have a full bar and room service if you want to enjoy your balcony."

"Great location and beautiful property - pool area is lovely and plenty of different spaces to sun yourself. Only wish the staff were a little friendlier, from all my travels in Turkey over the last month they were the least friendly (both times I stayed)."

"Your staff they were very kindly and polite "

"My stay in Samara was amazing. They were ultra all inclusive and had food available at all hours of the day. The food was great and the staff were very friendly. They had a lot of facilities and it was all family friendly! Just if the water was warmer then everything would’ve been great! Still had such a good time at a great resort."

"The best part about the property are the staff who will go above and beyond to help you out. Special thanks to the guest services lady on the night shift, Suleyman at Vista & Ivy and Mehmet in Le Buffet for their thoughtful service. The property is vast, has a private beach and is well maintained. The main thing that did not work is that there is only one restaurant that is included as part of the all-inclusive package. This is the buffet restaurant. All À la carte restaurants are paid. However, the buffet timings are quite restrictive. For instance, dinner is only available from 6:30 ion-9pm, which is very limited for an all-inclusive resort, considering that it is the only main dining option. If you miss your meal at 9 PM, then the next option for you would be to either go to one of the paid à la carte restaurants (paid), the pastry bar, or wait for the midnight buffet at 12 AM, which does not work for most people. The lunch hours are from 12:30 to 2:30 in the afternoon which also seems tight. Overall, my main recommendation to the hotel would be to extend its dining hours in the buffet restaurant considerIng it is the only main dining option. Secondly, for anyone who needs a cool room with working air condition, I would highly recommend either booking a landside room or a full Seaview room, at the lower floors, preferably between 3 and 5 if you want a working air conditioner. I would avoid all partial sea facing rooms, especially those on floors 6,7 as these get very hot."

"Buffet food was excellent, plenty of choice."

"It was a really pleasent stay the staff was amazing. The views from the hotel were stunning too. The night entertainment was one of the highlights"

"Amazing place and value everything was perfect"