Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club is een vijfsterrenhotel in Göynük. Je verblijft direct aan het strand en het hotel heeft een eigen privéstrand en een terras in de tuin.
Voor gezinnen met energieke kinderen
Er is een waterpark en een kinderzwembad. Voor de jonge gasten is er een crèche, terwijl je voor een actieve dag kunt tennissen of windsurfen.
Felszereltség és jellemzők
Bejelentkezés / kijelentkezés
14:00 / 12:00
Max. személyek szobánként
2
Szobák száma
465
Gyártási év
1989 (felújított 2003)
Fizetés a szállodában
Visa, Mastercard
Elhelyezkedés
A tengerpartonPrivát tengerpartKert / terasz
Szolgáltatások
Légkondicionáló a szobábanBárKonferenciateremFitneszIngyenes parkolásIngyenes wifiÉtteremSpa és wellnessTranszferMedence
My family—my wife, mother, stepfather, and I—stayed at Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club two weeks ago, and we had a great experience. The resort has a warm, welcoming atmosphere right from check-in. The rooms are somewhat compact, but they are comfortable and fully equipped with everything needed. The property itself is filled with mature trees, providing plenty of greenery and shade, alongside a clean, well-maintained pool.
The food quality was very high, with a varied menu changed daily, alongside complimentary local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The only minor drawback was the surprisingly limited selection of seafood, such as mussels, oysters, octopus, and shrimp. A huge plus, particularly for families with children, is the flexible policy regarding food: the management allows guests to bring food—whether fruits, vegetables, pastries, or main dishes—back to their rooms without restrictions. Guests are simply asked to return the dishes to designated containers afterward.
The beach area is wide and spacious; finding available sunbeds was never a problem. The sunbeds are covered by large shade canopies rather than individual umbrellas, which offer far superior shade. The pier makes entering the warm, clear sea very convenient.
Entertainment and activities were top-notch. The hotel offers a solid animation program and enjoyable evening events, including live concerts, circus performances, dance shows, and discos. Sports facilities include dedicated grounds for mini-football, tennis, and beach volleyball. Water sports and extras like parasailing, jet skiing, and fishing trips are also available. Additionally, a nearby shopping area within walking distance makes it easy to purchase anything you might need.
We truly enjoyed our stay, and I readily recommend Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club to friends, family, and fellow travelers.
Great food, great service , its very clean and you can see always hotel stuff is around you cleaning all the time. Bartenders are always positive and the cocktails are phenomenal. One thing we as family didnt like is that after the show which by the way were great its the same music, same songs every night. Overall great experience ☺️
A hotel with a lot of potential, but the staff who work in contact with tourists (waiters, bar staff, entertainers, pool staff, etc.) with their behavior spoils the atmosphere that hotel visitors deserve.
Although they state in their brochures that the concept is adapted to children, I have often experienced the inconvenience that certain games are not allowed for children to play (mini golf, volleyball, etc.), which often puts parents and the children themselves in an unenviable position.
I got the impression that the staff is just waiting to get a tip, which objectively, with their way of working, they do not deserve.
In the end, I think there are much better places in Turkey where you could leave the money planned for your vacation.
Highly recommend this fabulous hotel! The location is unbeatable, and the grounds are absolutely stunning with gorgeous, lush greenery. On top of that, the food was delicious. Everything about our stay was wonderful!
Good territory, very good food,very old rooms, and too much moscovians (orks), don’t understand why administration let them enter hotel
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