Goynuk Mahallesi Hotels with Balcony

I am writing due to being extremely disappointed with my stay at TUI Blue Rixos Beldibi. From the very first night, I suffered from food poisoning after eating at the hotel, which completely ruined my holiday. I was ill for the entire trip, stuck in my room for four days, unable to enjoy any of the activities me and my partner had planned. This was especially upsetting as I celebrated my birthday during our stay, and instead of enjoying excursions, I spent the day and evening in bed. We also missed out on visiting the Land of Legends theme park due to the sickness as well. My partner and I have only been able to eat plain pasta, rice, and drink water, during the stay not being able to enjoy any of the restaurants. We experienced severe sickness, diarrhea, and cramping, leaving us with no energy to enjoy the facilities or even spend time outside in the sun. Additionally, I witnessed something very disturbing that raised serious concerns about the hotel’s cleanliness and treatment of animals. I saw behind the kitchen door that a cat was thrown into a wheelie bin and duct-taped while it was screaming. This behavior is not only inhumane but also raises significant red flags about the hygiene and standards of the kitchen. Moreover, we noticed that many glasses had lipstick marks and dirt all over them, which made us avoid having any soft drinks during our stay. This lack of cleanliness is simply unacceptable and contributed to our overall negative experience. This was meant to be a relaxing holiday, but instead, it has been a nightmare. The fact that this occurred right at the beginning of our stay is completely unacceptable, and we feel we have lost the experience we paid for. I hope the management takes this matter seriously, as I believe guests should be compensated for significant issues like this, I feel deeply let down by the standards here.

Beautiful resort, we were upgraded to a private 3 bed villa with pool access to the rear. It was absolutely stunning never stayed anywhere so nice my husband and I had an entire floor to ourselves with dressing room, bathroom with shower and whirlpool bath, absolutely amazing. Mini bar in every room downstairs shower room and small kitchen in the entrance. This is not the place to come if you want a quiet holiday the resort is very lively with pool side DJ’s. The water was freezing so not many people in the pools. Outdoor nightclub my the beach I think is open till 4 am. Singers at the bar very repetitive same singers every couple of nights. Food Not good definitely not 5* Very repetitive. Breakfast is waffles, pancakes, eggs then not much else for British palette . Lunch was good at beach restaurants but same every day, burgers,hotdogs, chicken. Pizza, salad and Jpots Food was slightly different in kids club with some pasta dishes. All branded drinks at the bar, make sure to tip and they will look after you, especially the young boys in roller skate seeing drinks all day by the pool, they were landed with a tip every other day. Evening not much for British palette, we were really fed up by the end of the week. A la Carr not great basic at best. Kids area absolutely beautiful a bit like a center parks set up in the trees, my girls are too old so didn’t attend kids clubs, but were more than happy with the sweet carts and popcorn in the evening all free! Lovely outdoor games which passed an hour each night. Wouldn’t come again as food let it down.

A wonderful place to stay, the staff are great and professional starting from the front desk, gust relations, activity teams, catering and restaurants and ending with the room service. Everyone was handling our requests with pleasure and a smile on face. I will definitely recommend it and will definitely visit this property again. Thanks Sherwood Exclusive Kemer for providing us this wonderful holiday.

Stayed as a family end of October/early November. The hotel was really well maintained and kept very clean. Observations are: Food: Buffet okay, but as a previous reviewer mentioned, you have to ask for most of the items to be plated for you, which means you don't always get what you've asked for. Eggs at breakfast generally overcooked, with the exception of the omelettes which were fab. Most things (that should be hot) were luke warm. Pastries were like dry cardboard. The standard of the a la carte restaurants wasn't great. We ate at Scallops (fish restaurant) where the paella was just reheated rice (with no flavour) and one prawn, one mussel, one clam, etc. I did complain about this and they said that the executive chef knows it isn't cooked as it should be, but they don't have the correct pans to cook paella??? Certainly not worth 50 euros a head. The steak restaurant (Chefsteak) was okay, but chateaubriand was presented as tournedos and very few steaks were available on our last night - probably running down stock towards the end of the season. Again, probably not worth 50 euros a head. We also ate at Nautilus, which was truly appalling: it felt like a second-rate cafe, tucked out of the way in the hillside building. Staff were of a much lower standard than the main building restaurants. I think we were in and out in fifteen minutes flat and went to the buffet. After these experiences we didn't risk the other restaurants (certainly not for 200 euros) and actually ate off-site one evening. Lunch at the beach bar was okay, but very small portions. The chicken schnitzel looked like something from the frozen meal section in Iceland (I can only imagine...) as it was reformed plastic chicken. It tasted of nothing and was tiny. Surely a chicken or veal schnitzel shouldn't be too taxing to cook? One general issue was that you couldn't look at any of the menus until you were in the restaurants, or if you sneaked in and scanned the QR code - or if you could find them anywhere we weren't made aware of this. Bars: Main bar (Monte Cristo) was okay, but service was a little hit-and-miss, as was the Lobby bar. They have lots of cocktails displayed on screens around the place, but the QR code drinks list only had a few examples on there. We left the Monte Cristo early most evenings due to screeching Karaoke or similar nonsense, all played out to a soundtrack of fellow (Russian) guests watching nonsense on their phones at full volume. Rooms: We had a pair of Deluxe sea view rooms in the main building. These were absolutely fine, well cleaned on a daily basis and the showers were powerful and hot. Views across the bay from the balcony were lovely. Pools/Outdoor area: The main pool was fine, but all the sunbeds around it were crammed together. There were very few spaces, if any, where you could be 'on your own'. All the aquafit classes took place in the pool to a banging soundtrack (which we asked to be turned down) and this added to the fact that it w

Especially foreign employees have a very low customer service quality, they have difficulty in understanding what we say and what we want. Staff in food services are insufficient and their energy is low. One should not expect much in animations, especially music. There is no price performance to get such a high score.

We have been to Turkey 7 times and have always enjoyed our stay at the various hotels we have chosen. This was our second time staying at the Mirada Del Mar along with my wife's sister and husband. My wife's sister makes all the arrangements for both her and her husband and ours through her travel agent in St. Petersburg Russia. Hotels, flights, and airport transfers are all paid months in advance. We checked in on the early evening of October 14th. The two young women at the check-in counter asked for our passports and when we presented our United States passports, we were informed that because we were checking in with U.S. Passports and not Russian passports there would be extra charges that needed to be paid. This was supposedly due to currency exchange rates between Russian and United States currency. This did not happen last year when we checked in so we instantly knew something was wrong. Without that prior knowledge, we would have just paid the charges not knowing they were not necessary. My wife pointed out that she has both U.S. and Russian passports but only brought our U.S. passports on this trip. The woman said she needed to produce a Russian Passport or we would have to pay the extra charges. We were fortunate enough to be able to contact her sister's travel agent in St. Petersburg, after work hours, who sent us a digital image of my wife's passport. The women reluctantly accepted this as proof, but said it was only temporary. They said they would check with their supervisors the next morning. We never heard anything else from anyone so we believed everything was fine, and it was. When my wife's sister contacted the travel agent, the agent became quite agitated. She stated that the two women had no good reason to even bring up this matter, that there were no extra charges required, and the women should have known better. She expressed her disappointment with Mirada Del Mar at that moment. This should never have happened. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Mirada. I have very finicky eating habits but I was always able to enjoy a very good meal at each of the 3 mealtimes. At breakfast time I got to know Kahn, I hope that is the correct spelling of his name. He was working at the beverage bar and after the second day, he recognized me and knew that I would be asking for 2 glasses of orange juice which I did 2 times each morning. I had the same results over at the fried egg station. I like scrambled eggs. After ordering them for two days, the gentleman there recognized me and I didn't even have to ask him for the rest of our stay for my 4 scrambled eggs. He just knew. The women at the guest services desk were able to quickly and very pleasantly handle any internet problems we were having on our various devices and were a delight to work with. The hotel staff would always promptly notify everyone about stormy weather and when to stay out of the water. I enjoyed having ice cream which was available for several hours during the da

A great place to stay at a great location which has a vibe of its on. Good clean rooms at great favourable rates to suit one. The owner has been really helpful, is more like a friend who is always willing to help. Good shops and restaurants around. Hidden gem and staff are very polite as well. Facilities are really good especially when you travel with a baby. Would definitely recommend and visit again.

If you're wondering whether this hotel is for you then allow me to detail our stay and base it on facts rather than just opinions. It's a lengthy review based on our stay at this hotel and this room, but I hope it helps. 😁 Just for context: we are a family of 3 - 2 adults and a 9 year old. We usually visit Spanish islands and Canary Islands, this is our first time in Turkey. We travelled with Jet2 and booked this as a last minute holiday during October half term. Location : technically Goynuk rather than Kemer. If you are wanting more towards the marina in Kemer area this hotel may not be for you. However, there is a very regular bus service (dolmus) which is about a 10-15 min bus ride from this resort. The bus costs around 1-2€. Download the moovitt app to see the times. Also on Thursday there is a textile and clothing market which is very popular. The bus gets full quickly so an earlier time may be more beneficial if there is more than 2 of you. Busses are very regular (every ten minutes). Transfer time wise it took an hour rather than the 90 minutes originally quoted on the jet2 site. If you go out of the hotel and turn left you'll find some shops there. Continue a little further and turn left again and you will find a huge street of shops on both sides we visited most and all shop keepers had excellent manners and customer service. No shortage of shops despite not being in the center of Kemer. The hotel does have its own stretch of beach which across the road from the hotel itself. At the beach there are ample FREE sunbeds, their own toilets, showers, beach bar serving drinks and snack bar serving food. Currency: Turkish lira. I've seen on many Facebook pages that suggest the Turkish shops like £ however we found in this area that they prefer euros but lira will work out better for value to you. One shop keeper in particular said it cost him money to bank £ rather than € or lira. Hotel check in: We arrived at 2am Turkish time and was one of two families arriving at the same time. We were met with a warm smile and quick check in service. The entrance lobby is vast and beautifully decorated. It smelled lovely and has a cosy vibe. I asked if there was any family rooms to upgrade to and the gentleman behind the desk smiled and said we had been upgraded to a family room (not in the main building) free of charge. (see below for more info on rooms) I couldn't believe it but I was so happy it really made my evening after a long day of travelling. Once checked in, a wonderful gentleman collected our luggage and was great with our little one making her laugh. He showed us to our room, showed us how the air conditioning works and wished us a pleasant sleep. Room: We stayed in block 1, floor 3 - 2303. The family room we were given was light, airy and spacious and had a little divider between the master bed and the two singles which gave a little privacy however there is a mirror that acts as a blindspot and undid