Belek golf and hotel advice

[GreiginFife]

Have been to Belek several times, and our favourite hotel was always the Xanadu. However, last time we went it had gone downhill and was no longer anything special. On the taxi ride back to the airport we mentioned this and the driver (who I can't see had any axe to grind) told us that the best three hotels are without doubt the Carya Regnum, Maxx Royal and Gloria Serenity.

Note that there are at least two (maybe three?) Gloria hotels, and it's the Serenity that is recommended.

There are 4 Gloria hotels. Serenity, Verde, Golf and Select. Having just come back from the Gloria Golf and having used the facilities at the Serenity I can't see where that would come from. The set up and quality of the accommodation at Gloria Golf is far superior from what I saw.
We stayed in a Villa and it was just excellent.

 

[srixon 1]

I’ve just paid my deposit for a week at the Titanic next may. Total cost for all inclusive and 7 rounds of golf (2 at Titanic and then 5 other courses) is £1127. This is through Byliana golf. This includes flights and all transfers.

 

[Big_G]

Anyone stayed at the Corneila Diamond, thinking of booking there next year?

 

[mashleyR7]

Fish, you get Belek for as little at £600 right now, with flights, all inclusive, with 3 rounds on Your Golf Travel. Limited dates of cource but still remarkable value.

 

[cvieri32]

Found this thread really helpful when planning a trip to Belek next year. Torn between Gloria Golf and Titanic, with 4 rounds across Montgomerie, Kaya Palazzo and possible Titanic.

One questions, we are looking at going in mid-April time. Has anyone been at this time of year and what was the weather like?
I've search on previous years and looks like highs of mid/later 20s which is perfect, but, lows of single digits in the evenings.

 

[cliveb]

One questions, we are looking at going in mid-April time. Has anyone been at this time of year and what was the weather like?
I've search on previous years and looks like highs of mid/later 20s which is perfect, but, lows of single digits in the evenings.

The weather is fine in mid-April (but take a pullover if you plan to sit outside in the evenings).

However: the "season" starts on 1st May, and a lot of hotels have some of their facilities (beach bars, specialist restaurants, maybe even pools) closed before then. My wife & I always aim to arrive in Belek around the very end of April. The prices go up for trips starting after 1st May, so by getting there end of April, you benefit from lower prices and the facilities opening up soon after you arrive.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Pinged you a PM as I have a connection to a travel firm and not allowed to mention them (deemed as advertising) who specialise in trips to Turkey and Belek in particular

 

[rosecott]

Pinged you a PM as I have a connection to a travel firm and not allowed to mention them (deemed as advertising) who specialise in trips to Turkey and Belek in particular

Did you not wonder why he resurrected a thread from over 2 years ago?