Kleopatra Dreams Beach

It’s my first time in Alanya and I chose this hotel based on the reviews and it did not disappoint! The room was clean, modern and sleek! The food was amazing and had a great range of stuff plus dessert was great! The staff are very friendly and attentive also, they made me feel very welcomed as I was travelling solo! I also did a Spa treatment on my first day and it was well worth the money, the spa facilities were great and the massage was very relaxing! I’ve enjoyed my stay at this hotel and would recommend! Also the beach is literally 2mins walk it’s perfect!

The hotel was amazing really clean and has a nice contemporary look and in a great location. Staff were really nice and helpful! The food was nice with lots of options however, I would suggest more variety for breakfast. A couple of things I would suggest is they have more tables of two outside as they are mainly fours so not a lot of room for couples or there’s wasted space as people are sat as two on a four table. Entertainment is good however, very short like 30 mins, not sure if it’s the time of year but if you’re wanting a hotel to keep you entertained for the night this is not the one for you. Maybe a host or bingo would be a good option. I would also suggest doing the ultra inclusive instead (€20 pd) as we were all inclusive but had to pay for beach beds, cocktails etc so it’s worth upgrading beforehand unless you want to stick to beer and soft drinks! And if you want a tan the beach is the place to be as the pool gets the sun on one half and most beds are taken in the morning. Overall a great stay and we would come back here just a few tweeks I think could be made to make it a better experience next time!

Me and my friend have visited for 5 nights in October at this hotel. After a long drive, we arrived early Hours of the morning to a BEAUTIFUL hotel in a great location. NEGATIVES midnight snack bar; if you are arriving late do not expect to have a filling meal, just bread, cucumber, tomato & cheese. Breakfast also not the best for us but done the job! One particular staff member although the rest were very friendly and kind he was quite dismissive and rude, shoving our chair or sunbed to get past us etc and not acknowledging our thank yous. Also don’t expect to have all inclusive cocktails- these do cost extra as a heads up and also have to pay extra to use the safe The rooms as beautiful as they are there is no storage space so we lived out of our suitcases which wasn’t a big deal. POSITIVES We loved the location, lots of great shops in the area as well as ILLUSION beach club (free entrance). The hotel itself is just beautiful and very aesthetic. All newly done and very clean and pretty. The rooms are STUNNING, the water pressure in the shower is great and the rooms are spacious and very pretty, comfy beds too. The snack bar we really enjoyed all fresh and hot food - pizza, nuggets, burgers the LOT The hotel also has an event manager Tansel who has been amazing. He is so much fun and he has made us feel very safe when taking us out to the clubs in the area (which we would also really recommend - Summer Garden Beach Club). This has been the highlights of our trip and the 15 min drive is a party bus too !! The pool area has been really nice and relaxing with great music but the pool is cold be warned! SUMMARY Overall, we want to give a 5 star review because they have made sure we are happy at all times and do actually care about your experience. We have had an amazing holiday and are so sad to be leaving, we hope to come back one year after more travels :)

Unfortunately, our stay at Kleopatra Dreams Beach Hotel was marked by food poisoning on the day before our departure - an issue I noticed many other reviewers have also mentioned recently. We stayed here for a week at the beginning of October. While the staff and hotel facilities were the only real positives, the food was disappointing. We were hoping to experience some authentic Turkish cuisine, but the food was mostly western-oriented, low in quality, repetitive. There weren’t many proper meat dishes - I saw more “turkey stews” instead of grilled options. We were genuinely expecting to see more barbecue-style dishes like shish or Adana kebab during our dinners, but those were nowhere to be found on any of the days. Only two separate nights had some grilled chicken or fish. Then came the food poisoning: We felt fine all week except for the day before we had to leave. On Thursday morning we had breakfast around 9:30, spent some time at the indoor pool, and around 14:00 started feeling nauseous. By 17:00 both of us were ill (vomiting, diarrhea, shaking and sweating) and had to call an ambulance. Thankfully, the hotel’s medical staff acted quickly and professionally, and for that we’re very grateful. We hadn’t eaten anywhere outside throughout our stay, so it was quite clear something we consumed at the hotel made us sick. Both my partner and I fell ill almost simultaneously. We ended up spending the night at the hospital. We were eventually well enough to catch our flight the next evening, but under normal circumstances, we would have needed another night in the hospital. (Make sure you have travel insurance - it’s essential.) I truly appreciate the staff going above and beyond by packing all our belongings and delivering them to the hospital while we were both on IVs and unable to check out of the hotel. ⸻ Not Really “Ultra All-Inclusive” Another thing we found odd was the so-called “ultra all-inclusive” package. We paid extra for it, but it isn’t really including of everything, for example: Only two cocktails were included at the beach bar (and really the worst ones) Only local/cheapest spirits were covered under “ultra” - not Aperol, Jack Daniels, etc. We’ve been to other ultra all-inclusives in different countries, and once you pay for “ultra,” you have access to everything. That was not the case here. ⸻ Review concern On our second day, a staff member approached us to answer some questions about the hotel/service. We agreed and answered a few questions. But then they asked us to immediately write reviews on TripAdvisor and another site using their QR code — while they stood there waiting. We told them we had basically just arrived and didn’t have an opinion yet, but we still felt pressured to post something positive right there at the table. If this practice is common, it would explain the hotel’s inflated ratings, since many guests just comply to be polite. ⸻ Overall impression: The two stars in this review are entirely for the staff and the hotel itself, as they were the only positive aspects of our stay. The food quality, not quite “ultra all-inclusive,” and serious food poisoning experience sadly overshadowed the positives. It was our first time visiting Turkey, and honestly, this experience has put us off returning. I would not recommend this hotel, unless you can book it as “hotel only” and eat & drink somewhere else..

We have just returned from 8 days at this hotel. The hotel itself and rooms are very nice, very modern and furnished well. The food was really nice and I was impressed (my partner is more fussy so stuck to the snack bar food). Sadly on my 4th day I become quite unwell and can only presume food but could have been water (which we only drank drinks from the hotel until that point). I spent the rest of our time in bed and near a toilet which sadly did ruin our holiday. The staff were very friendly, helpful and smiley. They did as much as they could do always to help us and helped to make our time there enjoyable. I would recommend this hotel on a whole, I was very pleased with it but just had an unfortunate time myself. The only other thing that has put me off is the amount of reps walking around the pool trying to get you to visit their shops, restaurants, tattoo shop or pay for experiences. I appreciate they are trying to enrich your experience but it became a bit invasive.