Delphin Imperial

Everything is good pools are great staff members are very friendly and helpful would recommend 👌 thanks yo sude utku eylul from guest relations

Impressive hotel! Coming there the 5th time and will come back again. Very good service, nice beach and staff. Additional thanks to Sude K. For helping. You’re doing the great job! 👍😊

- Fantastic looking hotel from the entrance and once inside not disappointed. Amazing decor and spacious. - Was given a 1st floor disabled room, which tbh smelt bed, wasnt at all what after but amazingly with £220 we got a sea view 8th floor room, fancy that. - Great 2nd room that met all needs. Bed comfortable, fridge well stocked, great view (get what pay extra for) - Food very good in large area with various seating areas off. - Drinks generally very good, being all-inc try some and not great. Wasnt a fan of some of cocktails with carrot, blackberry, cherry, etc in. - Steak house wonderful for special anniversary just too filling - Beach great but is Lara Beach so you know what your getting - Soft drinks and alcohol bottles in fridges all over and really cold so enjoyed them - Entertainment - young adults/ children teams - not very inspiring tbh, needed a bit of an injection of energy or something - Entertainment - shows - having been to Turkey many times you know your getting dancers, acrobats, light shows, etc. - Service - hotel bars usually very good and great service when sat down in very nice cool internal seated areas - Show service - not so great unless you line their pockets with purple type paper euros - witnessed great service of ice buckets, drinks every 5mins, waters, etc. Money talks! - Weather was slightly unbearable towards end, so hot in day and night, pool like a bath, sea not much better, but is middle of summer. - Didnt try the slides but looked great - Overall a very good holiday

Amazing place! Food - wow! Lots to choose from, will be booking again

We are currently on the second day of our stay at the Delfin Imperial, so this is still a first impression and we will see how our experience develops over the coming days. We have been travelling to Turkey for more than 20 years, usually staying in the Belek area and often returning to hotels we particularly enjoyed. Over the years, however, we unfortunately noticed a gradual decline in standards – services that once existed disappeared, and the overall level of quality was no longer quite what we remembered. This year, we therefore decided to try a different area and chose the Delfin Imperial. Unfortunately, our first impression is that we are experiencing something similar here. The hotel offers an enormous amount, but for us personally, quantity does not always translate into quality. Food is probably our biggest disappointment so far. We have tried several of the smaller food outlets along the walkway, the pizza and pasta bar, as well as the main restaurant. There is certainly no shortage of choice, but surprisingly few dishes have impressed us in terms of flavour. Much of what we have tried has been rather bland and could benefit from considerably more seasoning and character. We would personally prefer fewer food outlets and restaurants with a stronger focus on genuinely excellent food. Our room is spacious, modern and nicely renovated. The bathroom, however, feels noticeably older and does not seem to have received the same refurbishment. The washbasin is unusually low, the tiles look dated, and the shower and fittings show signs of wear, discolouration and limescale. For a hotel of this category, we would expect a more consistent standard throughout the room. One aspect that deserves particular praise is the staff. Everyone we have encountered so far in the restaurants, at the bars and at Guest Relations has been extremely friendly, welcoming and helpful. The size and overall concept of the resort are ultimately a matter of personal preference. For us, the Delfin Imperial is almost too large. With the countless pools, food stands and different areas, it sometimes feels more like a very elaborate holiday theme park than a refined luxury resort. We personally prefer a slightly calmer atmosphere with fewer, but higher-quality restaurants and facilities. We feel similarly about the interior design. There are many impressive individual elements, but we miss a clear and cohesive design concept. In one corridor, for example, beautiful oversized photographs of an icon such as Marilyn Monroe are displayed alongside rather unusual contemporary mermaid imagery. There are many different styles throughout the hotel, and a more consistent approach could make the overall atmosphere feel considerably more sophisticated. The huge chandelier in the lobby, however, is genuinely spectacular and one of the hotel’s most impressive features. Of course, we are only at the beginning of our stay and are keeping an open mind. We sincerely hope that our impression will become more positive over the next few days. At this stage, however, while we can appreciate the enormous range of facilities and the friendliness of the staff, the Delfin Imperial does not quite offer the level of quality, refinement and attention to detail that we personally associate with a luxury Turkish resort – and that we remember from our holidays in Turkey in previous years.