We stayed at this hotel, and overall, everything was excellent. The staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. The property was exceptionally clean, and the food was consistently delicious. Thanks to its recent renovation, the hotel felt fresh, modern, and welcoming.
The hotel also offered several unique concepts, including a chocolate atelier, patisserie, beer garden, and cocktail bar. A special highlight was Aloha Bar, where Diyar and Gökhan served high-quality, creative, and truly unique cocktails that stood out. We had a wonderful experience overall and would definitely recommend the hotel.
One area for improvement was the cleanliness of some common areas during busy periods. More frequent monitoring and prompt cleaning of high-traffic spaces would help maintain the hotel’s excellent standards. The Beer Garden was another great concept, offering a good selection of beers; adding more local Turkish craft beers would make it even better.
Another concern was that glassware and bottles could be carried throughout the property, including near the pool. This could create a safety risk if something were broken. Designating glass-free areas, particularly around the pool, would help prevent accidents and further enhance the hotel’s high standards.
We stayed at Mirage Park Resort for 7 nights, from August 16th to 23rd, as two friends, and overall we had a very enjoyable experience.
The quality of the service, food, cleanliness, and facilities was excellent. Everything felt well-maintained and high quality, and the staff were friendly and attentive.
One small note: this is a lively, family-oriented resort, so it may not be the best choice for someone looking for a quiet or solo holiday. There are plenty of activities, families, and children throughout the day.
For us, as two friends, it was a fun and relaxing 7-day stay. Overall, we really enjoyed our time here and would like to thank the Mirage Park Resort team. 👍
We stayed at Mirage Park Resort for our holiday, and the hotel was simply amazing. The service was outstanding, and we were truly impressed by how well organized everything was. Every department was managed by a dedicated team working together like a beehive—efficient, coordinated, and always attentive. Their professionalism and teamwork made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. We had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an exceptional vacation.
Thank you to the entire Mirage Park Resort team for your warm hospitality. We hope to come back again!
If you are visiting this area for the beach and the sea, I strongly recommend choosing another location. The shoreline is heavily polluted with various types of debris and plastic waste, significantly affecting both its appearance and cleanliness. In addition, there is a noticeable sewage-like odor along parts of the beach, making it an unpleasant place to swim or relax. The condition of the coastline is disappointing and falls far below what visitors would reasonably expect from a seaside destination.
We reported these concerns to the hotel management and specifically asked what actions they intended to take and what measures were in place to address the situation. Although they acknowledged our complaint, no visible action was taken during our stay. It gave the impression that they were simply hoping guests would overlook the issue and eventually forget about it, rather than making a genuine effort to resolve the problem or communicate any plan for improvement. (We stayed in room 1230 and 1207 between the dates July 11-17, 2026)
Reply to the response by the owner:
Dear Mirage Park Resort Management,
Thank you for your response.
I understand that sea currents, weather conditions, and seasonal changes can contribute to debris being carried toward the shoreline. However, the fact that the source may be external does not remove the hotel’s responsibility to take reasonable preventive and corrective measures within its designated beach and swimming areas.
There were several practical steps the hotel could have taken, but during our stay, we did not observe any meaningful action. For example, floating debris barriers or nets could have been installed to reduce the amount of waste entering the swimming area. Staff could also have collected the visible floating debris and plastic pieces more frequently throughout the day, rather than allowing them to remain in the water.
The issue was not simply that debris appeared in the sea. The concern was the apparent lack of an adequate and timely response despite the amount of debris being clearly visible. Referring to seasonal conditions and regional challenges does not fully address why stronger mitigation measures were not already in place.
I also remain disappointed with how the matter was communicated and handled during our stay. A clearer explanation, prompt action, and visible effort from the management team would have made a significant difference.
I hope the hotel will consider implementing more effective preventive measures and a more proactive cleaning process so that future guests do not experience the same conditions.
Sincerely,
Ilker Taysi
First of all, I would like to thank all the hotel staff for their kindness and help during our stay. Overall, we had a very nice and enjoyable holiday.
However, something happened on our last day which we were not informed about before, and unfortunately it was disappointing.
Of course, we understand that check-out time is 12:00 and we respect this rule. We left our room and checked out at 12:00. However, after checking out, we were told that we could only use the hotel facilities until 4:00 PM and that we had to leave the hotel after that.
We were never informed about this rule when we made the booking or during our stay. In many hotels we have stayed at before, guests can still use the hotel facilities for the rest of the day after checking out, so we did not expect this restriction.
When we explained that we were unhappy with this, we were then told that we could stay until 6:00 PM. I was also uncomfortable that this felt like something we had to negotiate.
Our return flight was at 11:00 PM, so leaving the hotel at 4:00 PM and spending many hours waiting at the airport would not be a good experience for any guest.
Overall, we had a lovely holiday, but unfortunately the way this situation was handled on our last day left us disappointed.
I have also shared my concerns with Expedia, where I made the booking. I hope the hotel management will review this policy and make sure guests are clearly informed about it in advance.
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