Het Akra Didim Resort & Spa is een vijfsterrenresort direct aan het strand in Didim. Het heeft 359 kamers, een privéstrand en kamers met uitzicht op zee.
Voor ontspannen gezinsuitjes aan zee
Gezinnen genieten hier van veel ruimte en eenvoudig toegang tot het water. Er zijn familiekamers, een waterpark, zwembaden en een spa.
Faciliteter og kendetegn
Indtjekning / udtjekning
14:00 / 12:00
Maks. antal personer pr. værelse
6
Familieværelser
Ja
Udsigter
Udsigt til haven, Havudsigt
Antal værelser
359
Betaling på hotellet
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, kontant
Antal personer
3 personer4 personer5 personer6 personer
Beliggenhed
Ved strandenPrivat strandHave / terrasseHavudsigt
Faciliteter
AltanBarIndendørs poolKonferencelokaleFitnessGratis parkeringGratis WiFiJacuzziLadestander til elbilRestaurantRygning tilladtSpa & wellnessSwimmingpool
We have visited hotels in Turkey 7 times in the past 4 years, staying at Cullinan, Maxx royal, Barut group and Voyage group hotels
Akra Didim was the best for us
The hotel is health and art focused and you really feel and live it. The gym is state of the art, the spa is beautiful, the arts and crafts village always had high quality activities on for all ages groups. The family beach a stone beach, but this made the sea water look even clearer and gave the children a different experience to a usual sand beach.
We went as a group of 10 ranging from 5 to 74 years old and everyone had fun all day for 7 days straight, quite an achievement!
A special thanks to Fatmanur at guest relations for helping us book to the exceptional a la carte restaurants, we loved that they were mainly focused on Turkish cuisine which reflected the pride the owner has to the heritage of the brand.
We also want to thank the head mixologist for the cocktail making masterclass, the setting of which really gave us Mykonos vibes!
Amazing hotel, but you might need to change what you expect from an all inclusive hotel to truly appreciate the concept here
Akra Didim – A Dream Hotel with an Amazing Team!
A beautiful, exceptionally clean, and thoughtfully designed hotel where you feel welcome and comfortable from the very first moment!
Special praise goes to the fantastic entertainment team, the outstanding live musicians, and the impressive, professional shows. The entire entertainment program is organized with great attention to detail.
The housekeeping is absolutely perfect, and the à la carte restaurants offer delicious food, especially the authentic Turkish cuisine.
All the waiters and bartenders are incredibly friendly, attentive, and accommodating – some even serving guests on roller skates at impressive speeds!
One of the absolute highlights is the wonderful variety of creative workshops and masterclasses: olive harvesting (a special thank you to Lena for the excellent organization!), food preserving, music lessons with the incredibly talented multi-instrumentalist Sude, wood burning art, and many other exciting activities.
A big thank you also goes to Varvara for the wonderful entertainment, engaging conversations, and her warm and enthusiastic attitude!
You can truly feel the passion, creativity, and professionalism of the entire team in every detail.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone at Akra Didim for an unforgettable stay! A hotel that exceeds expectations in every way – we wholeheartedly recommend it!
We had a wonderful stay at Akra Didim! The food was absolutely delicious, with a great variety and something for everyone. The children especially loved the fantastic creative and artistic activities, which kept them entertained and happy throughout our holiday.
The staff were truly amazing — always friendly, smiling, kind, and incredibly helpful. Nothing was ever too much trouble, and their warm attitude made our stay even more enjoyable.
A beautiful hotel with delicious food, wonderful activities for children, and exceptional service. We would definitely love to come back! Highly recommended!
My stay at Akra Didim Resort was wonderful. The hotel is modern, very clean and offers a relaxing atmosphere. The staff was extremely polite and always ready to help, making us feel welcome throughout the holiday. I would point out SEYIT, who is very communicative and helpful, seems to be oriented to everything. Also BERKE BALAN and BERKAN are very polite and ready for everything.
The food was varied and of high quality, with many choices for every taste. The pools, private beach and the resort facilities were well maintained and beautiful. The rooms were comfortable, clean and equipped with everything needed for a perfect stay.
I fully recommend Akra Didim Resort to anyone looking for a luxurious holiday, tranquility and excellent service. We will definitely come back again
Beautiful new resort with great potential, but service still needs improvement
We stayed at Akra Didim Resort & Spa for 10 days in a ground-floor room with pool access. Overall, the hotel is very beautiful, modern and promising: large grounds, stylish design, excellent food, good bars, comfortable pools and a fantastic gym.
The main positives are the territory, food and infrastructure. The main restaurant offers very good variety and quality: meat, fish, cheeses, desserts, sushi, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The gym is outstanding — large, modern, clean and very well equipped. I also liked the entertainment concept: instead of typical hotel animation, there are workshops and masterclasses such as clay work, painting and pottery.
Our pool-access room was spacious and visually nice. The pool was clean, heated, comfortable and convenient to use. We had our own sunbeds and a good sense of privacy. However, the room itself was not perfectly planned: not enough storage space, inconvenient TV position, no proper working area for a laptop, and towel hooks placed too far from the shower.
The biggest drawback is the lack of a proper app or digital guest service. You cannot easily check the schedule, view a hotel map, book an à la carte restaurant or message guest relations. For a new five-star Ultra All Inclusive hotel in 2026, this is a serious weakness. Navigation is also poor: no map was given at check-in, signs are not always convenient, and the activity schedule is inconsistent.
Housekeeping needs improvement. The room was not dirty overall, but details were disappointing: floors were not cleaned well, a dirty glass was not replaced, and glasses in the room were replaced chaotically. The minibar also did not fully match Ultra All Inclusive expectations: no wine or sparkling wine, spirits only once per stay, and inconsistent soft drink replenishment.
The beach service was excellent, with enough sunbeds and drinks brought to the sunbeds. However, the entrance to the sea at the adults-only beach was very poor — sharp broken stones, uncomfortable to walk on.
The staff were not rude and did react to problems, but communication was uneven. Many staff members spoke only very basic English, and some lacked proactive hospitality: no greeting first, little eye contact, no smile.
Overall, Akra Didim is a beautiful and promising resort with excellent food, grounds, gym and pools. I would return if the hotel improves service, housekeeping, navigation and digital guest interaction.
Rating: 8/10.
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