Ramada Resort by Wyndham Akbuk

Miroslava Tyrlanova

We were generally pleased with everything on the holiday I came with my family. Everything from the food to the rooms, from the poolside to the drinks was very good. The only problem is that cleaning needs to be paid a little more attention. Cleaning was done only twice in our 10-day holiday. Other than that, the animation was very good. There are always different activities during the day and a different show every evening. Thank you very much for everything.

Dannielle Squires

Just came back from the Ramada 10 of us requested a ground room due to children having disabilities and an adult with disability, they took us right to the top and after 3 room changes we were placed right at pool side.. the food is horrendous more or less the same food every night not much variety for kids as my children ate chips and veg for the 11 days we stayed. The rooms were only cleaned twice and bedding only changed once when asked to clean the room they didn’t understand me and left it. You hear everything walls are paper thin. We got ate alive by mosquitoes it’s really bad there (children and father were worse off) so if your thinking of going take bottles and I mean loads of bottles of mosquito repellent.. Nothing around you beach is man made so isn’t worth the hype.. take the bus it’s 65 lira to the closest town although you to get stung with prices for everything so be careful

Joyce Leon

It’s a nice hotel but not much to do around. The beach is alright but if you want a nice sandy beach best to take the bus to Didim for 65 lira, it’s an hour ride and there’s a shopping mall there too. They stop outside the hotel. Food is a hit and miss, it’s either plain or uncooked sometimes. It’s basically the same food almost everyday. Not much variety. Same with snacks, it’s cooked from frozen so the quality is pretty low. I only liked the fries when recently cooked. The desserts are nice. Drinks are basic, I asked for a pina colada and they wanted to charge me £10 extra even though it’s supposed to be all inclusive. Just for days later to serve the drink for free? I expected better for what I paid.

Sakina Khan

Had a lot of mixed feelings booking this. I paid £330 for 7 nights. I did not come in peak season. First of all, this is not a 5 star. I do not understand how it has been rated so high. All in all, it’s not a bad hotel, but the expectations were high considering its rating. This hotel is a strong 3 star. Cons: - pool was cold which is a big thing. I was able to swim but only for 15 minutes at a time before being very cold and having to get out - no indoor pool - WiFi extremely bad when busy - after 11pm the workers constantly tell you to be quiet even when you are talking at a normal volume in the bar area. The walls of the hotel are VERY thin but that is not something that is our fault but rather the infrastructure - as mentioned the walls are thin so if you are a light sleeper you do hear everything. Luckily I am not a light sleeper and slept fine - the bartenders do talk and gossip about residents which is extremely odd. I was told one of the bartenders was making strange comments about me and my sister. Highly unprofessional - the smell of w**d is frequent. One of the workers sells it. I will not name him because business is business - the workers speak hardly any English - the Ala carte restaurant was supposed to be included but they said it was closed until May (now) - they charge €1 per page to print out boarding passes - the lift is rundown - a lot of the building in general is rundown - the food repeats, some nights a few new things come but lunch is absolutely terrible - they serve drinks in these paper cups and they leak extremely quickly - some mornings they did not restock the tea selection - there is no map of where the restaurant is. You have to guess where things are - we booked a trip to the market and they dropped us off in the middle of nowhere, 50 mins walk from the temple they recommend. Very odd idea - gym is tiny - dinner is 7pm which is quite late - the alcohol included is local only - poor organisation when getting our transfer shuttle back to the airport. Had to guess which bus I was in - no entertainment for the first 6 nights we were there apart from kids disco. Only on the last day did they properly have people come in to perform - shower was cold the last day we were there - when we first entered our room one of the lights was flickering on and off. They did fix it but this took 30 minutes and it was very late at night - when it rains the hallways flood as there is not a proper roof - a lot of noise complaints will be received. Especially if you are on the top floor of any building. I myself did not receive any but a friend received about 4 in one night usually. All she was doing was talking normally at 11pm. Again, no one’s fault. But the thin walls - workers complain if you’re too loud by the pool bar too and it’s late. A lot of ‘keep it quiet’ - they have a club but it’s pretty dead - balcony is covered by a roof so no sun - the hairdryer was horrific. One of those attached to the walls. Didn’t work in my room. Luckily I brought my own Although there are a lot of cons, the pros are strong Pros - the social aspect of this hotel is amazing. I have never socialised more on holiday. I myself am British and 70% of residents are either British or also speak English. There is also a lot of polish but these too are very friendly people - the beds are extremely comfortable - the rooms are great. A big plus. Very nice and spacious - hotel staff clean everyday. Change towels everyday. And bedding every 3 days. Cleaners are quick to notice small things, like shampoo refills - free shampoo, conditioner, soap and shower gel. Refilled everyday - they have a grill and pizza area in the restaurant which is usually very good food. Some days they did kebabs, even one day they did an entire steak with a side. Free of charge - the lines to get drinks are usually very low. Especially the restaurant and lobby bar - although the pool is cold it’s huge!! - ice creams great All in all a 3/5. I had a nice fun time. But there are better hotels. Which offer a lot more. I wouldn’t return

Pria Lad

I was extremely worried coming here after I read the reviews. There were some really bad ones of late. Firstly I’d like to state that it’s important for people to understand that a lot of the staff here are working 16-18 hr shifts in the heat, they are not rude, they are probably underpaid and tired. Be nice! We have had a great experience with every single staff member we have encountered on our stay, they are amazing people. The hotel may not be a luxury 5* hotel but it blew me away. There is once huge pool, and even through I didn’t come In peak season, there’s defo enough sun loungers. You then have the beach shuttle which runs every 20mins from morning to night. And takes you to the beach which also has another pool area also with plenty of lingers. I’m not sure what people are moaning about? I’ve been to luxury 5* hotels in UAE, paying so much money and was not looked after the way I was here. There’s sooooooo much food, eat your heart away. Only think in the hotel rooms are out dated with the decor, a bit 1980s but it’s clean and when you’re paying £450 all inc what is a bit of antique? One warning though, if you’re here for silence, you won’t get that. The room blocks surround the evening entertainment and it’s very loud, bring ear plugs. Honestly, this place has surpassed my expectations, I’m defo coming back, I’ve had a rough 2 years and this place has made me so happy again