Het Andriake Beach Club Hotel is een vijfsterrenhotel in Demre. Het ligt direct aan een privéstrand en beschikt over 170 kamers.
Genieten met het gezin aan het strand
Met een waterpark, kinderzwembad en avondentertainment is het geschikt voor gezinnen. Volwassenen kunnen ontspannen in het wellnesscentrum.
Équipements et caractéristiques
Arrivée / départ
14:00 / 12:00
Nombre maximal de personnes par chambre
4
Chambres familiales
Oui
Vues
Vue sur le jardin, Vue sur la mer, Vue sur la piscine
Nombre de chambres
170
Paiement à l'hôtel
Visa, Mastercard
Nombre de personnes
3 personnes4 personnes
Emplacement
En bord de merPlage privéeJardin / terrasseVue sur mer
Équipements
Climatisation (chambre)BalconBarSalle de conférenceAnimations en soiréeSalle de sportParking gratuitWi-Fi gratuitRestaurantSpa & bien-êtrePiscine
Public
Chambres familiales
Installations sportives
Location de vélosTennis
Votre séjour idéal
Accessible PMR
Idéal pour
FamillesLuxe
Type d'hébergement
Hôtel
Enfants
Club enfantsPiscine enfantsAdapté aux enfantsAire de jeuxParc aquatique
Dans les environs
Centre « Demre »2,7 km
Centre « Finike »17,3 km
Plage (Sülüklü Plaji)440 m
Supermarché1,3 km
Pharmacie2,3 km
Arrêt de bus2,1 km
Antalya International158 km · ±133 min
Emplacement
Büyükkum Mahallesi Çamlık 2 4, Demre, 07570, Demre, Turquie
Questions fréquentes
Quel est l’aéroport le plus proche de Andriake Beach Club Hotel ?
L’aéroport international le plus proche est Antalya International, à environ 105 km.
Andriake Beach Club Hotel est-il en bord de plage ?
Andriake Beach Club Hotel se trouve sur la plage ou à proximité, vous êtes donc vite à la mer.
Andriake Beach Club Hotel convient-il aux familles ?
Oui, Andriake Beach Club Hotel dispose d’équipements adaptés aux familles avec enfants.
Andriake Beach Club Hotel dispose-t-il d’un spa ou d’un espace bien-être ?
Oui, Andriake Beach Club Hotel propose un espace spa et bien-être pour se détendre.
Combien d’étoiles a Andriake Beach Club Hotel ?
Andriake Beach Club Hotel est un établissement 5 étoiles.
Ce que disent les clients
8.6
Très bien
1967 avis sur Google
We spent a week-long vacation at the Andriake Beach Club Hotel.
We were looking for a quiet and secluded place, so the three-hour transfer from the airport was not a problem for us. Unfortunately, upon arrival and check-in, we were disappointed with the room we were assigned.
The room was accessed through a narrow several-meter-long corridor, and it turned out to be very small — it contained a double bed made of two different single beds and an extra bed. There were also two small windows overlooking the hotel parking lot. The bathroom was tiny, with visible traces of mold and a strong smell of chemicals (most likely disinfectant balls poured into the sink), which made it impossible for us to stay in that room for health reasons.
To illustrate the conditions, I’m attaching photos. The only thing missing in the pictures is the so-called “terrace,” which consisted of two chairs and a table placed in front of the door, overlooking the hotel’s inner courtyard. Only after intervention by the travel agency representative were we moved to a different room.
Although the situation was eventually resolved, it left us with an unpleasant impression and negatively affected our overall experience of the stay. On the positive side, the area was peaceful, and the views were picturesque.
Hotel: Very nice, well-maintained, and aesthetically pleasing with beautiful surroundings.
Food: 4/5 – tasty and varied, snacks are good, but that’s one of the few positives.
Staff: Unfortunately rarely friendly or helpful. Also, communication in English is very poor, which makes it difficult to get assistance.
Sea: Gorgeous – definitely the biggest advantage of this place.
Room: Generally okay, comfortable and spacious, but cleaning is irregular and not thorough.
Noise: The biggest problem – rooms with balconies facing the pool are extremely loud. Music and animations go on late into the night, making it practically impossible to sleep. There is a complete lack of quiet hours, which greatly lowers the comfort of the stay.
We had a wonderful stay. I would say it's a 4-star resort not 5 because there's room for improvement regarding food and drinks and some minor things like asking for towels one day but overall it's very good. The beach is the highlight of the trip. Very clean, calm and clear water and the sand is very soft so no need for sea shoes. The entrance to the sea is shallow which is perfect for kids. The room is comfortable, spacious and clean. Great value for money! We'll be back next year.
We have currently been staying in the hotel for 3 days and will be staying for 2 weeks. The welcome and the staff are quite good. The food is not varied ( same recipes everytime, and no seafood for example) and even there is no hot Milk. The only good thing could be the swimming pool which is excellent. Also, there remains a negative point regarding the rooms: the minibar does not work and I have raised this point quite a few times but without a solution because according to what I was told not all the minibars are cold and this tarnishes the reputation of a hotel that is supposed to be 5 stars. The problem with the minibars still persists and I find it unprofessional at all. You should also think about varying the list of channels by including French-language channels, for example, because there are only Turkish or Russian channels. If you are looking for quality, don't come.
A very impressive place, but it remained blocked in the past.
Big rooms and amazing nature, unfortunately no investments and this conducts to dirty rooms, old bedsheets, old towels...
The staff is nice, not too many people, but they are trying to help you.
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