Adora Hotel & Resort

Our stay at Adora Resort Hotel was truly unforgettable! From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with such warmth by the staff, and that feeling continued throughout our entire trip. One of the absolute highlights for us was the incredible animator team. They were so full of energy and creativity, organizing fun activities during the day. They really made the atmosphere around the resort lively and exciting. We also spent a lot of time at the bar, and we can’t say enough good things about the bartenders. They were friendly, professional, and always prepared delicious drinks with a smile. The resort itself was beautiful - modern and clean rooms, lush gardens, a gorgeous pool area, and easy access to a stunning beach. The food was another highlight, offering a great variety with something for everyone. Adora Resort Hotel was everything we hoped for and more. It was the ideal place for our girls trip, and we can’t wait to return. Highly recommend!

I wholeheartedly recommend Adora Hotel. We met such warm, empathetic people who were genuinely interested in making sure we felt good. Our little one has food allergies, and from the very first day we arrived, they were so open to helping us and preparing a personalized menu for her. The cleanliness and the services are exceptional. I was pleasantly surprised that, on one of the days we stayed, it was my birthday, and they prepared a surprise dinner for us at the à la carte restaurant, beautifully decorated with flowers and lights (our little one was absolutely thrilled). The rooms are very modern, impeccably clean, surrounded by plenty of greenery, with a wonderful pool and beach, and the staff were always smiling and welcoming. Many thanks to the gentlemans from customer relations,, Mecit and Burek ( who made us feel very comfortable during meals time for our daughter ) they were a true host, and we will definitely return.

The location is right on the road of hotels, next to tennis courts on the line of the local bus 23 to Kadriye. There is security on the entry, which is very helpful - especially the lady with glasses and brown hair. She is a sweet heart. The areal of the resort is huge, has direct close access to the sea with beds woth unbrellas and private cabanas with showers for some extra payment. The small buildings and the whole areal is in nice soft beige color. The resort has no signs. There are 5 swimming pools. The deepest is 1.75cm, then 1.60cm and then 1 for tobogans and 2 baby pools, 1 with attractions (, which is not very safe, maybe for older kids from 4 years old) ans 1 without. The mattrases in the hotel main building need changing, as they are not comfortable to sleep at anymore and the AC is very noisy. It is an old system, that would need exchanging for a new with digital screen - for such level of a hotel one would expect better AC. I also would assume that before the summer - aka main season, you would wash curtains and windows. They were very dirty. Rooms have balconies, which is great for drying clothes after swimming and give you perfect view of the resort and sunset. There is such high capacity and I only saw 2 housekeepers doing it all. The bathrooms have very nice grey marble and resort toilettries. The whole resort has cameras and security, so you feel very safe. Food is served in various places. But maily in 2 - indoors with strong AC and noisy restaurant or outdoors without AC but shade. There are water bottles in big fridges outside and inside. Desserts have Turkish, Arabic and European selections of cakes and desserts. 🎂🍰🧁 I was personally disappointed with fruits, as often there were unripe fruits on offer. There was icecream offered at lunch amd dinner, but you had to que up 😔. People are running right and left during breakfast, lunch and dinner because some food is outdoors but not indoors (pancakes outside and chocolate and spreads indoors 🤪). The lunch lasts only from 12.30 - 14.30. There is an alternative restaurant Kapadokya, but you need to figure out how to access it with buggy since the main access is through the stairs. They serve small portions of food from 11.00-16.00. There is another restaurant, which is open from 11.00-17.00. Maybe it should be open later (from 14.30-18.30), because basically between 17.00 and 19.00 there is no food and that is usually time when people come from the sea or pool and are hungry. Every night there was program by dedicated animators, who could not speak good English, but can speak Russian, German and/or Turkish. The baby podium needs railings for safety. Parents were standing there in fear trying to catch their kids, who were dancing. Also the children program starts very late at 8.30pm. And please for sake of children, put non-smoking stickers around children areas - pool, children garden, children podium (!). It was unbearable how many parents smoked right next to the kids! The attractions for kids are paid, which was surprising for such level of a hotel. You had to pay for the cars €10/10mins and for the inflammable castle €5/5mins. This is very weird, that in the evening, there is either very noisy and full of cigarette smoke podium or fully paid attractions on the other side. That was a dissapointement. Also photoshooting is a very expensive, although very good upselling product (1 physical picture €10, 1 soft copy €20 🫨!) They would earn much more with more accessible pricing packages. Sehrazat à la carte restaurant has breath-taking view, but the service or food is not the level. They clean plates to a box right next to tables, the waiters are asking way too personal questions and the food can be done better, the wooden platters needs better cleaning. I would still recommending going up there, because of the view and the sunset. Inside of the restaurant is very presentable. Menu should be changed to Turkish food - it would be more flavoured than the basic meals of the 'mediterian' style and it would reflect the name of the restaurant.