Very good hotel! I liked the atmosphere, we choosed adult area and were really satisfied with quite private atmosphere.
But if you would like more entertainment, you can join lot of fun events in the main pool.
In the evening there is lot of evening programs, fun and joy.
Especially want to say thanks to Suad, masseur. Really professional massage was done, helped me a lot with my limpfatic system. Being masseur by myself I immediately see the good level of education. Thanks to Irina, manager of Spa who booked me with Suad. Now I coming back home fully relaxed 👌
I was at X Belek hotel with my family last week. i was really happy with everything. we got rooms for disabled people which was not comfortable in shower since it was designed differently and the moment we complained, they changed our room. Reception staff were really helpful and nice in general, as well as animation team specially Erdem who was new in the team but very social, fun and nice. I would also recommend you to ask Tarik at the bar next to pool to make you delicious cocktails which we loved. If I have to give honest opinions, I would like more variety of meat food in the restaurant and also the desserts were gorgeous but not tasty. In general, I will visit this hotel again and would recommend it to you.
We had an amazing stay at X Belek. The entire team was incredibly welcoming, professional, and always ready to help with a smile. The hospitality throughout the hotel made us feel truly valued and at home.
A very special thank you to Andaç from the Guest Relations team. She was absolutely wonderful throughout our stay, always kind, attentive, and genuinely caring. She went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect and was always available whenever we needed assistance. Her warm attitude and exceptional service made our holiday even more enjoyable.
Thank you to the entire X Belek team for such a fantastic experience. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for outstanding hospitality, and we can’t wait to come back!
We are completely satisfied with our stay at The X Belek! The service and overall hospitality were amazing. The staff was always friendly, helpful, and welcoming.
A special thank you to the animators and the girls performing in the shows — they were fantastic and made every evening so enjoyable and memorable.
The beach is very comfortable, the sea is beautiful, and there are so many pools and relaxing areas around the hotel. Everything is clean, well-maintained, and organized.
We truly enjoyed our vacation here and would definitely recommend this hotel to others!
The X Belek is a small, modern hotel where every detail is thoughtfully considered. The territory is compact but divided into two zones: a quiet adult area for 16+ and a family zone with a water park, so everyone enjoys a comfortable stay. The food is varied and tasty, and Starbucks coffee is included in the all-inclusive system — a nice bonus. The rooms are new, clean, and feature good soundproofing. On the downside, the hotel is not on the first coastline — it takes about 10 minutes by transfer to reach their private beach. On the bright side, you can walk to The Land of Legends amusement park in just 15 minutes. I'd also like to mention the animation team: the evening shows are simply wow, and the daytime activities are really energizing. For its price, the hotel offers excellent quality, especially if you don't mind not being right by the sea and you appreciate a modern approach and coziness.
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