- Turkey Holidays
- Kemer
- Meder Resort

This hotel is located in the resort of Kemer, just a 5-minute walk from the sea. The air-conditioned establishment comprises a total of 228 rooms and welcomes guests into a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service, currency exchange facilities, cloakroom, lift access, a children's playground and kids' club, games room, bar, disco, restaurant, conference facilities and a car park. The rooms each have an en suite bathroom, centrally regulated air conditioning and heating, a telephone, TV, a safety deposit box, a hairdryer and a minibar. The bathrooms feature a cosmetic mirror, bathtub, shower and WC, and the suite rooms include a shower cabin and double washbasin. Guests may also like to spend time relaxing on the private balcony or terrace (Some of the rooms have a French balcony).
Before arriving, I read many reviews, and in my honest opinion, this hotel does not meet the standard of a true five-star hotel. The hotel is not directly on the beach. It is around a 10–15 minute walk away, although a free shuttle runs every 30 minutes. The hotel is clean, and the rooms are spacious, with a double bed and sofa bed. The bathroom includes a good selection of toiletries, and the rooms are cleaned well. Water is replenished daily in the minibar, but soft drinks are only provided on arrival. Rooms facing the pool can be very noisy because of the evening entertainment, and the walls are quite thin. The weakest part of the hotel is the food. There is a reasonable choice, but the quality is poor. Many dishes are repeated, the chicken was undercooked several times, the meat was often fatty or chewy, and the desserts were nearly the same every day. The restaurant can be crowded, with long queues, and some guests were rude, pushing in and touching food with their hands. Drinks are served in very small paper cups, and the fruit drinks are extremely sweet. The poolside snack bar has very limited options. There is also a café serving cakes and a bar near reception. The hotel mainly caters to Russian-speaking guests. The staff are friendly, but only a few speak good English. Much of the entertainment and evening shows are in Russian, and we found them repetitive and disappointing. Several family members used the spa, Turkish bath and massage services. Most were not satisfied because the massages were very weak, although my own masseuse was good. I had specifically requested female staff only and separation from men in the Turkish bath, but this request was not respected. We also celebrated a family member’s birthday in the buffet restaurant. The hotel decorated a table and provided a cake on request, but the price was very high: €50 for the decoration and another €50 for the cake. In my opinion, neither the decoration nor the cake was good enough to justify the cost, especially as a similar cake was available at the buffet. The beach is quite small, but the hotel has its own section, and we always found available sunbeds. Nearby there is a small so-called aquapark with only two slides and one pool. The slides are closed several times during the day, and the snack bar serves the same basic food every day. The surroundings are beautiful. Kemer is surrounded by mountains, and the town centre is only a short walk away and definitely worth visiting. Overall, the hotel is clean, the rooms are comfortable, and the location is beautiful. However, because of the poor food quality, noise, weak entertainment, limited English and strong focus on Russian-speaking guests, I would not consider it a true five-star hotel.
The hotel is amazing, our experience was very pleasant. The food is excellent, everything is very clean, the staff is very kind and helpful, especially Marcos who helped us all the time and solved everything for us. Rooms are big. The pool is very clean and big enough for everybody. Entertainment could be improved in the evening. During the day it is ok. Too much Russian music and too little international music in the evening. All in all, our group of 13 people had a great experience here and would come back for sure. Thank you, Meder Resort ! 🤗
I have stayed at many Ultra All Inclusive (UALL) hotels in different cities across Turkey, and this was by far the most disappointing experience.
All the other UALL hotels I have visited offered multiple restaurants with excellent food, a wide variety of meals throughout the day and night, diverse breakfast options that changed daily, enjoyable entertainment programs, and most importantly, they were true resorts with the beach directly next to the hotel.
Although Meder Resort is advertised as an Ultra All Inclusive hotel, I did not experience any of the features that are normally expected from a UALL resort. There was only one restaurant, and the food was repetitive and of poor quality. There were only about five main dishes at each meal, and they were almost the same every day. The breakfast was very disappointing. After 9:00 p.m., there was nothing available to eat.
The beach is not next to the hotel. Guests have to wait for a shuttle that runs every 30 minutes or walk to reach the beach. The hotel has only one small swimming pool, which quickly becomes overcrowded. Compared with other hotels, the entertainment program was also very limited and unimpressive.
Housekeeping was inconsistent. I had to repeatedly ask for towels, tissues, and bottled water; otherwise, they were not replenished.
There was a young boy working at the hotel who helped guests with their luggage and room check-in/check-out. He was exceptionally polite, respectful, and helpful. Unfortunately, most of the other staff members were cold and unfriendly.
Our room was located behind the hotel's water pump, and we constantly heard the loud noise of the motor. The air conditioning in both the lobby and the guest rooms was very poor. During the day, the room never became properly cool. The restaurant was also extremely hot due to inadequate ventilation. We were sweating while eating, and our clothes smelled like food afterward.
The only positive aspect of this hotel is its beautiful location and the surrounding natural scenery.
I would definitely not choose this hotel again, and I cannot recommend it to anyone looking for a genuine Ultra All Inclusive resort experience.
I don't recommend to any one from UK come to this hotel is rated as 5 stars but no where near 5 starts the room is tired and dated the entertainment dreadful and repetitive and monotonous. The drinks alcohol and non alcoholic poor and tasteless the food was average the gym very tired. Plenty of hazards everywhere the spa and massage was alright 70 euro for two people for 45 minutes Turkish hammam and massage. The shuttle bus running every half hour and no Aircon in it. The food by aqua park is poor. The room a bit rusty and the furniture shipped and there is no proper wardrobe in the room for disabled people the swimming pool full of hazards kids jumping from high places the water volley ball very dangerous as the ball hits the sunbeds and drinks and some people even. Am not coming back never ever. This my first time in turkey and I think will be the last .
It was such a nice experience. We went by the end of May, the hotel exceeded our expectations. Excellent food, peaceful location, cleanliness and installations. Great environment for both a relaxing holiday with family or a friends trip. Special thanks to Mr. Volkan, coordinator from the aquapark and beach facilities: his professional skills, kind attention and outstanding smile gained our heart!! Definelty will come back in the future
