Het Armas Pemar Beach is een vijfsterrenhotel in Manavgat. Het hotel telt 514 kamers en biedt tal van faciliteiten voor gezinnen.
Gezinnen met actieve kinderen
Kinderen kunnen zich vermaken in het waterpark, het kinderzwembad en het kinderanimatieprogramma. Volwassenen kunnen tijdens hun verblijf genieten van de spa en de tennisfaciliteiten.
We booked this hotel to celebrate my birthday, and we had an amazing stay from start to finish.
When we first arrived, there was a small issue with our room, but the team resolved it quickly and efficiently, which we really appreciated.
The hotel itself is beautiful, well-maintained, and easy to navigate. There was a great variety of food options available, as well as plenty of excursions and activities to choose from.
To make my birthday even more special, the hotel kindly left complimentary wine and treats in our room, which was such a thoughtful gesture.
A special mention goes to the entertainment team, who were fantastic throughout our stay. They hosted excellent shows in the evenings and organised fun activities during the day, creating a great atmosphere and making the holiday even more enjoyable.
Overall, we had a wonderful experience. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and worked hard to make our stay memorable. We would definitely recommend this hotel and would love to return in the future.
This is a great place, if not the best place to stay.
Great friendly staff, great foot, very clean and spacious pool(s), shops across the street.
If you go there, the only thing you pretty much have to take with you, is you swim clothing.
And Sevcan is the best and most friendly Guest Relations representative you can wish for. We love her!
See you next time y'all !!!
Olaf and Jeannette,
The Netherlands.
Everything was just fine! Don't forget it's an "affordable"5 star hotel! If you expect that they wil wipe your bottom,won't happen!
The beach it's a little rocky, but everything else it's marvelous! They have a huge park,a little zoo, entertainment team, mini disco for kid's and nice and clean pool's!
The drinks and food are great, you have repetetive and also different every day! Wr get a huge room with a balcony,and it was quiet also,perfect in the night for kids!
I would return to this place! All the negative comment's are unfair! Everybody,starting from the reception to cleaning ladies were very friendly!
We had a really nice stay at Armas Pemar Beach. The hotel is clean, the staff are friendly and always willing to help, and the atmosphere is very relaxing. There was a good variety of food every day, so it was easy to find something to enjoy. The beach is just a short walk away, and the pools were clean and well maintained.
The entertainment team did a great job keeping both kids and adults engaged without being too intrusive. Our room was comfortable and cleaned every day. Like any hotel, there are a few small things that could be improved, but overall they didn’t affect our holiday.
If you’re looking for a good value all-inclusive vacation with a friendly atmosphere, I would definitely recommend Armas Pemar Beach. We had a great time and would happily come back.
Very disappointing experience
We stayed at this hotel for one week and it was a huge disappointment.
We booked and paid for a Family Room, but on arrival we were told it was unavailable until the next day after 3 PM. Our family of four (3 adults and 1 child) had to spend the first night in a single room on the top floor with broken air conditioning. Although the receptionist, Julia, promised compensation, we received nothing. We also had to move all our luggage ourselves from the 7th to the 3rd floor.
The only outstanding staff member was Nadir Veri İşleyicis, who was professional, kind and genuinely helpful. Thanks to his recommendation, we used Turgay Transfer, which was punctual, reliable and excellent.
The Hungarian-speaking Anex tour representative was also disappointing. He had no time to help guests with their problems, suggested using Google Translate, constantly checked his watch and rushed through the excursion presentation. We ended up organizing all our trips ourselves.
The hotel clearly prioritizes Russian-speaking guests at reception and the bars. Many bar staff speak little English, are unfriendly, and even preparing a simple espresso seemed difficult. Instant coffee was often served instead, and there is no table service.
For an Ultra All Inclusive hotel, there was no fresh orange juice. The food was repetitive, lacked variety and flavor, and even the grilled food was bland despite long queues.
There is no air conditioning in the elevators, corridors or restaurant. On our last day, the entire hotel’s air conditioning stopped working, making the heat unbearable.
The beach is not truly sandy as advertised—only the area around the sunbeds is sand, while the shoreline and the entrance to the sea are covered with pebbles.
Overall, this hotel is nowhere near the standard of a 5-star Ultra All Inclusive resort. We would not recommend it and would not return. The only highlights of our holiday were Nadir Veri İşleyicis and Turgay Transfer.
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