Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive ligt in Konakli, Turkije. Dit vijfsterrenhotel bevindt zich direct aan het strand en heeft een eigen privéstrand.
Voor gezinnen met kinderen
Dit is een praktische vakantiebestemming voor gezinnen. Kinderen kunnen zich vermaken in het kinderzwembad, op de speelplaats en met de animatie, terwijl volwassenen ontspannen in de spa.
Comodidades e características
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Número máximo de pessoas por quarto
4
Número de quartos
176
Pagamento no hotel
Visa, Mastercard
Número de pessoas
3 pessoas4 pessoas
Localização
Em frente à praiaPraia PrivadaJardim / terraço
Comodidades
Ar condicionado (quarto)BarPiscina cobertaSala de conferênciasGinásioEstacionamento grátisWi-Fi grátisRestauranteSpa e bem-estarTransferênciaPiscina
A sua estadia ideal
Acessível
Ideal para
FamíliasLuxo
Tipo de alojamento
Hotel
Crianças
Clube infantilPiscina infantilIdeal para criançasParque infantil
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive é tudo incluído?
Sim, o Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive oferece um regime tudo incluído; as refeições e normalmente as bebidas estão incluídas. Confirme os detalhes com o fornecedor.
Qual é o aeroporto mais próximo do Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive?
O aeroporto internacional mais próximo é Antalya International, a cerca de 102 km.
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive fica na praia?
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive fica na praia ou perto dela, por isso chega rapidamente ao mar.
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive é adequado para famílias?
Sim, o Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive dispõe de instalações adequadas a famílias com crianças.
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive tem spa ou wellness?
Sim, o Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive oferece spa e bem-estar para relaxar.
Quantas estrelas tem o Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive?
O Hotel Titan Select Ultra All Inclusive é um alojamento de 5 estrelas.
O que dizem os hóspedes
8.2
Muito bom
2097 avaliações através do Google
Let’s start with the room — I expected it to be better. Unfortunately, the bathroom was disappointing: the soap was watered down and smelled bad, and the door was broken — it wouldn’t lock or even close properly.
Now, on the bright side, the service was amazing. The staff were super kind and helpful. Even though most didn’t speak English, it wasn’t a big deal — they still made everything work smoothly.
I really enjoyed the drinks — they were super tasty! The food was okay overall, but I especially loved the build-your-own burger stand and the salad options.
The location is great, not too far from the beach, and the activities offered were fun. There were two separate outdoor pools, which were great, but the indoor ones were closed for the summer — that was a big letdown. Still, I spent a lot of time enjoying the outdoor pools.
Overall, the hotel itself is great — the vibe, service, and amenities were lovely — but the rooms were a major letdown. Not sure if I’d come back, just because of that.
Also.small note they were toddler and kid friendly had rooms chairs and a pool just for little kiddos
At first, the hotel seemed like a decent option for its price.
However, after just one day, all the disadvantages became clear.
The most disappointing aspect was the behavior of the dining hall security guard – AHMED. In one situation, he acted inappropriately, and later he even made an insulting gesture by pointing to his head while looking at me.
I reported the incident, but the hotel administration did not respond in any way, which shows their indifference towards guests.
• Housekeeping came daily, but the room is clearly in need of renovation.
• For two days, we were left without clean towels: the dirty ones were taken away, but no fresh ones were provided.
Although the hotel initially seemed acceptable, the negative experience with the staff completely ruined the impression.
I definitely do not recommend this hotel.
The hotel itself is already shabby, of course there were no 5 stars there. Turkish stars should be divided into at least 2. But it's not bad for your money. The main thing is really good food! If you are going to relax here, the main thing is not to buy excursions. The guides are cheating, we gave 265 euros per person to the guide Elham, for an excursion to Pamukale. They didn't even show us these white baths, they lifted us up in a hot air balloon and took everything home, they said that nothing else was included in our tour. The guide just tricked us.
I had an amazing stay at this hotel! The staff was incredibly friendly and humble, making us feel so welcome. The variety of amenities was impressive, and the food was delicious with plenty of great options. The location is perfect, close to everything you need. The spa was an absolute highlight—world-class quality with an incredible hamam bath and professional massages at a fantastic package price. I highly recommend taking this offer; it’s worth half the vacation alone!
I recently stayed at Titan Hotel Alanya and had a wonderful experience.
The reception was friendly and efficient, and check-in was smooth.
The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with comfortable beds.
One of the highlights was the food – the buffet offered a great variety of delicious Turkish and international dishes, and everything was well-prepared and flavorful. The restaurant staff were attentive and polite, always making sure we had everything we needed.
The hotel grounds were equally impressive. The pool area was clean and relaxing.
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