Starlight Resort Hotel

Such as a great experience, I like it

Just returned from the Starlight Resort Hotel. First impressions were a very nice lobby and staff very polite and friendly. As we arrived late was advised where we could eat and get drinks which was most welcome. I was concerned how far the accommodation was away from main building. But was told if we wanted to move to contact reception next day. We stayed in our room. All in our room was comfortable and the plus was a fab hairdryer very powerful. Room was always cleaned and comfortable. The resort is spread out and we did try the amphitheater but it is concrete levels and steep so gave it a miss. We enjoyed the adult only bar. But it could have made more use of this ie a quiz night or ballroom dance type of evenings. Barr staff was very hard working and the drinks we felt were great. We drink gin and gordons gin was served with schwepps mixers so perfect. Our only reason we would not return is the food. lukewarm most the time making us leave a lot as unpleasent. Even the soups 3 choices and never hot. Breakfast was not the best lots of cheeses meats and salads and fruit. But no beans or tinned tomatoes or hash browns. So for english guests it was eggs not much else. The toaster took 4 turns to slightly brown the toast needs improving. Lunch and dinner … again food not hot, we did try most dishes but left it and stuck to what we could eat. The fish mackerel trout etc was nice but no prawns very dissapointed. Pasta was always available and with bologna’s sauce but would have preferred parmasan cheese not mozzarella. Another note on dress code most people dressed accordingly but to see men in swim shorts and vest tops for dinner was inappropriate. Could use a maitre d on the entrance to turn those guests away to ensure they stick to the dress code.

This is my 26th time in this hotel and every year i enjoy it more and more. The food, the facilities are amazing. The staff is always helpful and caring, they always ask about your needs and mood. Your one stop place for all your needs. Green areas are also top notch and must be mentioned here.

Our first time in this hotel. We like realle everything Service is good, personal are friendly Territory is big and a lot of flower. I recommend this hotel my friends Cleaning is good Many pools and clear Animasion is perfect in the amfiteatr but live music will be better Thanks guest relations team for everything

I stayed at the Starlight Resort Hotel in early October, when resorts in Spain and Greece start to cool down, but Turkey still offers plenty of sunshine, making it the perfect spot for enjoying the last days of summer. The hotel itself is quite large, comprising two separate properties: Starlight Resort and Sunrise Resort. Both share a beautiful beach and expansive park, and you can freely move between the restaurants and bars at both hotels without any hassle. The beach is spacious and well-equipped with all the necessary facilities. Food and drinks are available throughout the day at convenient locations near the beach, and since it’s an all-inclusive resort, you can indulge as much as you like. The park, a real highlight of the resort, is vast and beautifully maintained. It was a pleasure to take long walks there after meals, and it’s one of the features that truly stands out. Service at the resort was top-notch. The front desk staff were attentive, and I had no issues during my stay. The rooms are generously sized and equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The only downside in the room was the small TV, which felt undersized for the space, though it wasn’t a major issue since I don’t tend to watch TV when I’m by the sea. However, there’s one major drawback that would stop me from returning to this resort: the food. Simply put, it was dreadful. It seemed like the resort had invested all its budget into maintaining the rooms and park but left little for the dining experience. The quality of the food was shockingly poor, from the salads to the main dishes. The choices were limited and unappetizing: dry chicken, burnt fish, overcooked beef, and undercooked pasta. Even the drink options were disappointing, with only local wine, a single type of beer, and very few choices for other alcoholic beverages. The resort also offers themed à la carte restaurants, some of which require an extra fee. We tried the seafood restaurant, which was the most expensive at around €15 per person. Unfortunately, the experience was so bad that we couldn’t even finish our main courses. In summary, while the resort itself is quite good—especially for large families—it’s not ideal for solo travelers or small families due to the poor food quality. The beautiful grounds, friendly service, and spacious rooms are overshadowed by an abysmal dining experience, which is a shame for an all-inclusive resort.