Viking Park Hotel and Spa

Great hotel very clean Staff very friendly and helpful Entertainment team try loads to get people involved Food is ok could do with yoghurt and ice cream in restaurant at meal times Drinks ok normal all inclusive ones cocktails and ice creams need to buy We had a great time

The hotel in itself is fine.

The cleanliness of the pool area needs improving always a sticky part of the floor in the mornings and rubbish lay around in the morning.

The rooms are quite small but plenty of wardrobe space to put all your clothes. Shower is super powerful loved it. The beds are awful, really over firm could feel springs digging into me, really bad nights sleep every night. The balcony is tiny and has the worst feature of locking you out if you close the door after yourself.

Cleanliness of the rooms is fine and well accepted within the price we paid, when we checked in the bathroom smelled a bit damp but I ran the water for a while and the smell went away. The Aircon is really good and cools the room quickly but if you want it to run all day which we did, take another card to put in the slot and it will.

Bar staff are lovely and friendly.

Breakfast as a Brit was a struggle. I am not a fussy eater whatsoever, but I struggled to find something hot most mornings. My little girl loved it though. None of the food is labelled so it's kind of a lucky dip. Lunch is much better, have the rice it's amazing. Again nothing labeled. Plenty of cold options. Dinner was consistent. plenty of Turkish meat dishes. If you are lucky enough for them to do a gala dinner when you are there then you are in luck, it was easily in my top 5 meals of all time. They had kebab stations all over the place, kofte, chicken doner, beef, lamb, fresh flatbread, all cooked in front of you. The effort that went into it was truly incredible and the food was out of this world, don't think I've been as full off of a meal in my life.

The beer on tap is tuborg, didn't try the sprits, or wine, soft drinks are all good, the cups you get are rubbish so ask for a second cup to keep it a bit sturdy.

The location isn't the best it's a 600lira taxi to kemer centre where other bars and the marina are.

The private beach again is fine although drinks are not included when you go onto it, the waves are a bit mad for children swimming and a lot calmer in kemer.

Supermarkets outside the hotel are very overpriced. I'd recommend going to a Migos in kemer centre for room snacks, drinks etc.

If you need home comforts staying in kemer is not for you, it is a very eastern european/Turkish holidaymakers resort, which was fine for us, but can see it being a issue for some.

The main complaint I have is about the self locking sliding doors which I mentioned earlier, on our second night we were sat on the balcony, my son (5) walked out closed the door behind him, this was before we knew they locked, obviously couldn't get back in. Tried ringing reception, all I got back was she didn't speak English, had to shout down to the bar downstairs to assist. Very embarrassing but little bit funny situation. Could have been worse but definitely could have been handled better by the hotel.

If you are coming we recommend: Turkish spa, very well looked after, very relaxing experience and good with the kids. Cost us £120 for a family of four 3 hours Kingdom of the sea, brilliant waterpark, all inclusive, food was brilliant, better drink selection than at the hotel, slides were great, the kids pool is massive and can tell that what it's geared up to, you can swim in a massive pool with fish and stingray which was very cool. Running through the sprinklers on the football pitch when they turn them on, really fun and the kids loved it.

Tl;Dr Location bad Food good Patio doors bad Running though sprinkles good