Club Adakoy Resort

We had a fantastic stay at Cooks Club, Adakoy in Turkey and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing getaway. The location is absolutely stunning, offering beautiful surroundings and a peaceful atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind.

The hotel itself is lovely, with a great balance of comfort and style. Everything feels well-maintained and thoughtfully designed, creating a welcoming environment from the moment you arrive.

Perfect location and gorgeous beach club. Great food, very welcoming and nice relaxed atmosphere. We booked with Neilsons which was brilliant as ever with all the water sports and fitness/wellbeing activities included. Would definitely recommend.

I stayed at Cook's Club Adaköy with high expectations but overall it felt more like an beach club than a true five-star property.

The food was definitely one of the highlights. The quality was consistently good, and I enjoyed most of the meals.

However, there were several aspects that fell short. The Wi-Fi signal did not work reliably in my room, which was quite frustrating. The staff were generally polite, but they were very young and noticeably less experienced than what I would expect at a five-star property. The service lacked the warm, attentive, and welcoming attitude that distinguishes higher-end hotels.

The rooms are also not very practical for longer stays. There is virtually no proper wardrobe or storage space for clothes, so most of your belongings end up staying in your suitcase, making the room feel cluttered throughout your stay.

The overall design is fairly standard. It has a typical bohemian aesthetic, but I did not find it particularly unique or memorable compared with many other lifestyle hotels.

The main dining area is mostly outdoors and exposed to direct sunlight. There is only a small indoor section with proper air conditioning, making breakfast and lunch uncomfortable on hot summer days.

The hotel's location next to the marina also reduces the feeling of being surrounded by nature. The swimming area is relatively small and narrow, so it never gives the impression of a spacious bay or private beach.

The gym was another disappointment. Compared with other five-star resorts, it is very limited, and it does not even have a standard treadmill for running.

Overall, while the food was good, the hotel did not deliver the complete five-star resort experience I was looking for. It feels much closer to a trendy beach club with accommodation than to a luxury resort. I would recommend it to guests looking for a lively atmosphere, but those expecting spacious facilities, a strong connection with nature, and polished five-star service may leave disappointed.