Damlataş Cave
Damlataş Cave (Turkish: Damlataş Mağarası) is a cave in Alanya district of Antalya Province, in southern Turkey.
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Het vijfsterren all-inclusive Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar ligt direct aan het strand in Alanya. Het beschikt over 598 kamers met zeezichtopties en een privéstrand.
Er is een waterpark en speelplaats voor gezinnen met kinderen. Volwassenen die even weg willen van het zwembad, kunnen genieten van de spa of een potje tennis spelen.
Alara Turizm Center Okurcalar, Alanya, 07200, Alanya, Turcia
Yes, Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar – All Inclusive offers an all-inclusive plan; meals and usually drinks are included. Check the exact terms with the provider.
The nearest international airport is Antalya International, about 84 km away.
Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar – All Inclusive is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar – All Inclusive has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar – All Inclusive has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Granada Luxury Resort Okurcalar – All Inclusive is a 5-star property.



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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had a wonderful stay at Granada Luxury Okurcalar! From the moment we arrived, everything was excellent. The hotel is beautiful, modern, and very well maintained, with amazing facilities and a great atmosphere. The food was delicious with a huge variety of choices, and there was always something new to try. The pools, beach, and entertainment were also fantastic, making the stay enjoyable and relaxing. A special thank you to the staff for their kindness, professionalism, and excellent service. Everyone was friendly and helpful, and they really made us feel welcome. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and we would definitely come back again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing and luxurious holiday in Turkey! ❤️🌴
We recently stayed at Granada Luxury Okurcalar, and we have nothing but praise for this wonderful resort. The service was impeccable, the staff was always friendly and helpful, and the food was excellent. It is an amazing place for families with children, offering plenty of activities and a great atmosphere. The only suggestion we have is regarding the entertainment host. His English was quite difficult to understand, and most of the presentations were in Turkish. Since the hotel welcomes guests from many different countries, it would be much better if the shows were presented mainly in clear English so that everyone could fully enjoy and understand the entertainment. Overall, we had a fantastic holiday and would happily recommend this hotel.
We had an absolutely beautiful time at the Granada Luxury Okurcalar Hotel. The staff were amazing and the customer service was beautiful and professional. The ladies at the reception are extremely helpful Sena, such a beautiful person and helpful. The team here at Granada Luxury treat every guest with perfection. Everything we requested was granted without any issue.
Granada Okurcalar is not a 5 star hotel. I Will start by saying I have been to Turkey 8 times and stayed in many different hotels. THIS HOTEL IS NOT 5 Star or Luxury. I STAYED in Granada luxury Belek that was so much better. I stayed 7 nights recently with my 2 kids. I paid for the 2 bedroom sea view with balcony. Room 4306 was 2 rooms with a wall and door in middle which made the balcony on 1 side and no window leaving you in complete darkness at night. The AC didn't work on 1st night and was flashing red light all night when I asked for it to be fixed the maintenance man came the next day to fix it. The room was cleaned daily. However the maid would take 3 bath towels and only leave 1. Meaning had to chase up for more towels, toilet paper etc. In the end my daughter would just grab them off the maids trolley as the service was so bad. The mini bar was filled whenever they wanted not regularly. However they kept leaving alcohol in room. Told them on 1st night don't drink. Still alcohol bottle would appear. The staff even on reception don't speak English so communication is very difficult. The staff speak Russian and German and will rush to serve them tourists. Whilst staff ignored us and many times would speak turkish to us and when I explained we can't speak turkish they would look at us like really. Communication was extremely difficult and simple things that you expect from an all inclusive hotel like food and drink and getting served in bars or cafe became a headache. The room was in the old part of building and very outdated. The only elevator that went directly to our rooms went down into spa and every single time the lift door opened you got the male spa staff giving you unfriendly stares. I booked into spa for Turkish bath and massage the woman didn't have a clue and was a very uncomfortable experience. Cost €52. When the day before I tried to rearrange the appointment for spa as my kids wanted to go on tour. The rude spa man who was like can you pay now. I was like no I will pay before my appointment. The waiters and waitress in restaurant are very unhelpful and rude they wait next to you so they can clean the table before you even finish your food. The food was all catered to Russian and German tourists. THE FOOD in Granada luxury Belek was so much better. The service was so terrible from start to finish. Location is far from shops and malls. NO money exchange in hotel which is ridiculous the reception said she can change turkish lira for me. IF I HAD TURKEY lira why would I ask to change money? Security will make you use there own taxi and they rip you off. €15 we paid to go mall. The next day €12 to go to the same mall. The other guest especially the German and Russian kids run around and cut in line for food and ice cream and no one tells them to wait there turn. The hotel is very small don't let the pics fool you. Gets very over crowded at meal times. The food is put out once and does not get replenished so by the time you ate dinner the desserts are all gone. Ice cream fridge gets hidden away after a certain time. Waffles and ice cream only available 2-4pm where you have to join a line outside and have fully grown men with beer bellies cut the line before you get anything. The restaurant have set meal times and don't even think about being late as they will clean up and take the food away 15 mins before time is over. I found a empty pool which is accessible though the spa area and my kids had a good swim in that. On site shop is very expensive was charging €30 for sun screen lotion. Granada Okurcalar is not a 5 star hotel. ALSO NEED to drop the luxury from the name as no way was anything about this hotel luxury. Even bare minimum seemed like too much effort. Considering how much this holiday cost me I was extremely disappointed and wouldn't recommend it. All in all Granada okurcalar not worth the price they’re charging. In my honest opinion don't let the bright lights fool you there are much better hotels than this to stay in book somewhere else. The rude staff literally ruined my whole holiday.
Great service with delicious food, couple of the multiple restaurants are always open. Friendly atmosphere and supportive staff! Highly recommend
Damlataş Cave (Turkish: Damlataş Mağarası) is a cave in Alanya district of Antalya Province, in southern Turkey.
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