Oz Hotels Incekum Beach Resort

WOULD NOT RECOMMEND TO COME HERE!! READ FURTHER***** This is an honest review so please read!! There is a massive communication barrier as literally no one speaks English properly even though it is a 5* hotel which is very strange and impractical. The manager is so ruthless and rude, there was an incident about one of my family members and he did not console them or show empathy like a normal person would, he seemed like he didn't care and he basically just shoved us to our room. Secondly, OUR ROOM HAD SO MANY ANTS EVERYWHERE AND THERE WAS A SLUG ON THE WALL!! (Surely you wouldn't want kids to see this)?? this is not acceptable ''' I called the front desk multiple times regarding this incident to clean it up and they took 30-45 minutes to respond when it was literally midnight as we walked in the hotel room and we were all so tired. There's been occasions where I've woken up and there's bugs on my pillowcase as well. I've gotten so many spots on my body. Telephone and AC didn't function properly as well, they didn't do anything about it. However, waiters in the restaurant (and the man making burgers are friendly), the girls working were really lovely as well. The woman working in the hotel shop is very hostile don't buy from her shop. Please have a look at the pictures for evidence. DO NOT COME HERE + WATCH EVIDENCE

Oto dopracowana wersja opisu po angielsku: **"Wonderful stay! This hotel is definitely worth visiting as a family – because on vacation, good company matters just as much as great drinks. Be sure to stop by the bar – the cocktails are top-notch! Special shoutout to Muslum, our smiling Master of Mixology, and Umut in the lobby – the most polite and professional member of the staff. Stick with them, and they’ll make sure your stay is unforgettable!"

Stayed: 24.08 – 02.09 Room: Standard (upgraded for €20/day – worth it!) Let’s start with the positives: The staff were friendly and helpful. The beach was nice. The Efes beer? Cold, refreshing, and quite possibly the only cocktail that didn't make us cry. The coffee bar was a hidden gem – genuinely great coffee, a small win in a sea of sugary sadness. Upgrading to a bigger room for €20/day gave us an extra bedroom – bargain and totally worth it. Now for the... “retro charm” of the place. The hotel was clean, but let’s just say it’s seen better decades. The room door looked like it had survived a zombie apocalypse – peeling, misaligned, and with enough gaps around the frame to start a wind tunnel. Inside the bathroom? There was a hanger once, we think. We saw the mark it left behind. Pool towels were meant to be yellow. Technically they still were – ranging from "bright duckling" to "sad dishwater". A rainbow of regret. The gym was... well, more of a warm box with weights. Technically, it had free weights and machines. It also had no functioning air conditioning, so consider it hot yoga with dumbbells. Speaking of air conditioning, the one in the room worked great (hallelujah!). The lobby? Not so much. They switched it on like it was a rare Pokémon – only appearing for a few hours a day. Meanwhile, outside was 40°C+. Now, the drinks. Where to begin? The only thing consistent about them was how awful they were. We ordered four White Russians from the same bartender at the same time – every single one was different. One was mostly milk, one was mostly vodka, one might’ve been a mystery smoothie. A simple Cuba Libre tasted like flat cola and regret. Even our sweet-drink-loving friend couldn’t finish hers – and that never happens. Pool bar? Same tragic drinks… and no beer at all, which felt like a missed opportunity in 40-degree heat. Evening entertainment – not bad. Aqua aerobics had variety, but good luck grabbing a pool noodle – there were about five for the entire resort. Food – decent variety if you show up early. Dinner runs for two hours, but after the first hour it’s a “leftovers buffet”. And when something runs out? It usually stays out. Snack bars are a gamble – closing early and often missing basics. The “hamburgers” were more like “meat-flavored disappointment”. Location-wise, there's nothing nearby, unless you count a nice walk to nowhere. You’ll need a taxi (about €13 one-way) to hit the local bazaar. And finally, the real kicker: Out of six of us, five had severe stomach issues, including diarrhea that lasted for several days. So yes – bring Imodium. Lots of it. Verdict: If you're just after a beach, a decent room (upgrade it!), and cold beer – this place delivers… as long as you don't expect the beer at the pool bar. But if you care about good cocktails, modern facilities, reliable food hygiene, or functioning air conditioning everywhere... maybe look elsewhere. It’s not the worst, but it’s definitely not worth the pr

A Beach Resort Stuck in a Time Capsule – Bring Imodium, Not Expectations Stayed: 24.08 – 02.09 Room: Standard (upgraded for €20/day – worth it!) Let’s start with the positives: The staff were friendly and helpful. The beach itself was nice (in theory). The Efes beer? Cold, refreshing, and possibly the only drink worth having. The coffee bar was a hidden gem – genuinely good coffee, a rare win. The room upgrade (€20/day) gave us an extra bedroom – totally worth it. Now for the... “vintage charm.” The hotel was clean, but extremely dated. The room door looked like it had survived a zombie apocalypse – peeling, badly fitted, and with visible gaps around the frame. In the bathroom, there was clearly once a hanger – just a faint outline of it remains. Pool towels were yellow-ish in theory, but ranged from “baby duck” to “dishwater sadness.” A full spectrum of disappointment. The Gym: A Safety Hazard in Disguise Poor quality machines Dumbbells only went up to 15kg Cables too short to do most exercises properly Tiny space, no air conditioning – more sauna than gym And the Smith machine? Actually dangerous The hooks wouldn’t catch when rotating the bar They were misaligned and could spin freely In short: it wasn’t just useless — it was a lawsuit waiting to happen. Air Conditioning Room A/C worked great (a rare win). Lobby A/C? On for a few hours a day, couldn’t handle the 40°C+ heat. Drinks: Disaster Zone Cocktails were awful and wildly inconsistent – we ordered four White Russians, got four different drinks Even simple drinks like Cuba Libre were undrinkable Our friend who loves sugary drinks couldn’t finish hers – and she never leaves drinks behind Pool bar served only these sad concoctions – no beer at all, which is insane given the heat Also, getting a drink at all – even a Fanta or a soft drink – meant standing in line. No self-serve, no free-pouring. Want a cold Coke? Get ready to queue like it's a theme park. Entertainment & Activities Evening shows: fine. Aqua aerobics: had variety, but most exercises required pool noodles — and there were maybe five for the whole resort. Food: A Race Against the Clock Selection was okay if you arrived right when service started Dinner lasted two hours, but after the first hour it was mostly scraps Items that ran out were rarely refilled Snack bars were supposed to be open until 18:30, but stations often closed early Baked potatoes gone by 15:00 Hamburgers were… well, technically food, but barely. Beach & Cleanliness The beach looked nice at first glance… But we kept seeing rubbish washing up – not just plastic, but all sorts of trash: wrappers, cups, even broken items Really spoiled the experience Location The hotel is completely isolated No shops, no walking areas, nothing to explore If you want to go anywhere, you’ll need a taxi – €13 one way to the bazaar Health Concerns Here’s the big one: Out of six of us, five had serious stomach issues, including diarrhea tha

I had a wonderful stay at Oz Hotels İncekum. The location is beautiful and peaceful, perfect for relaxing. The highlight was definitely the spa center – the staff were kind and professional, especially Şerif, who is very skilled and kind. The massages were outstanding, and I left feeling completely refreshed. Highly recommended!

Oczywiście! Oto przetłumaczona opinia z imieniem Emine: ⸻ We had a wonderful stay at the hotel – everything was top-notch. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the food was tasty and varied, and the staff were friendly and helpful. A special thank you to Emine from the lobby bar, who made the best drinks in the whole hotel – perfectly prepared, always with a smile and a kind attitude. She made our evenings truly enjoyable. Definitely one of the best members of the staff! Jeśli