The five-star Le Jardin Resort is located in Kiris, Turkey. It has 308 rooms and features gardens and terraces, as well as on-site restaurants and a bar.
For beach-loving families
You can fill your days with activities such as the water park, kids' pool, playground and tennis courts. Families can enjoy child-friendly rooms, children's entertainment and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Family rooms
Yes
Number of rooms
308
Year of manufacture
1998
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terrace
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
Audience
Family rooms
Suitable for
FamiliesLuxury
Accommodation type
Hotel
Children
Kids' clubChildren's poolKid-friendlyPlaygroundWater park
I stayed at Le Jardin from July 25th to July 31st, and I can honestly say it was a fantastic experience from start to finish.
From the moment we checked in, the staff made us feel welcome. Everyone was incredibly friendly, polite, and always willing to help with a smile. The rooms were spotless, and the entire hotel was exceptionally clean. Like many hotels in Turkey, there were quite a few cats around the property. They were absolutely adorable, well cared for, and friendly—you could even pet them, which was a lovely little touch for animal lovers. You could also see that the staff worked hard throughout the day to keep everything organized and well-maintained.
A special thanks to the Entertainment Team! They were absolutely amazing—so friendly, energetic, and engaging. They created a great atmosphere every day and made sure guests of all ages had something fun to enjoy. Their enthusiasm and positive attitude really made our holiday even more memorable.
The food was good, with a wide variety of options at every meal. There was always something different to try, which made every dining experience enjoyable.
I would highly recommend Le Jardin to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. We had a wonderful stay, and I will definitely be coming back in the future!
I meant that I came here with low expectations, but I actually really enjoyed my stay. I have no complaints about the staff all of them were trying their best to make everyone happy and were very helpful. My daughter was well taken care by Regina from minnie club.
The food was okay. Some dishes were really delicious, while others were just mediocre. However, the sushi was so bad, maybe they could learn to make it from someone professional. We didnt drink alcohol so i have no comment about that.
Try their massage it was good and good price compared to other hotels.
The only two downsides for me were:
1. The air conditioning wasn’t working at night and we were so hot, so we had to open the door, but there were mosquitoes, and the music from the hotel next door was quite loud they played till 11.45 pm or smthg, and for us with a baby sleeping, it was so annoying. I dont mind to have my door open after that but the mosquitoes flew in and were biting all of us, I wish they had installed mosquito net instead.
2. I was thNkful with bigger room but it was quite far from everything. Travelling with a 6 month old and a 5 year old, going back and forth between the room and the main area wasn’t easy, especially when the little one needed naps.
Overall, though, I actually enjoyed my stay here. Love that they take good care of the cats. The cats were happy and friendly, they love to be around people.
We loved staying in hotel Le Jardin again, just like every year.
We come back regularly because the atmosphere is beautiful, the hotel is clean and comfortable, and the staff is always kind and helpful.
The food was delicious, the gardens are amazing, and the sea is wonderful.
And special thanks is for our Gülçin. 🤍🐾
Gülçin is always very kind to guests, friendly, caring and always happy to help or give advice with a smile.
And thanks for girls from entertainment team and all hotel staff for making our holiday pleasant again.
We always feel at home here and we are already looking forward to coming back on autumn.🤍
Beautiful location with stunning beach views and an amazing atmosphere. Melissa Bar & Cafe, along with the beachfront restaurant, was the perfect place for a relaxing dine-out experience. The food, service, and overall ambiance were excellent. A special thanks to Aykut and the entire staff for their quick, friendly, and attentive service — they truly made our visit memorable. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy great hospitality by the beach!
The location of this resort was truly fantastic, with the pool and sea easily accessible 🏖️☀️. The rooms, while clean, were a bit smaller than I had anticipated 🤔. Communication was sometimes challenging due to the staff's limited English proficiency 🗣️.
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