Corendon Playa Kemer

We stayed at this hotel based on a recommendation from relatives who had visited three times—and we’re so glad we did! It's a small and cozy place, perfect for families. The pool is just steps from the rooms, and there's a great playground with swings and a trampoline for the kids. The food was delicious and varied—there’s something for everyone, and the coffee, ice cream, and desserts were excellent. The beach has beautiful cabanas for rent if you want more privacy. Just note that the entrance to the sea is very rocky, so water shoes are a must. There were daily and evening activities for children, which was a big plus. One downside is that most of the staff don’t speak English, except at reception—something that could definitely be improved. Huge thanks to the lovely housekeeping ladies who kept our room spotless, and to the three amazing girls from the kids disco club. Overall, we had a fantastic time and would love to come back!

I sincerely thank the entire team at Corendon Playa Kemer for making my stay so enjoyable and memorable. This resort is simply perfect. You feel special here. Environment is perfect, staff are super friendly, they are genuinely nice people, always helpful and smiling Rooms are clean and modern, show programs and entertainment are at highest level. Simply I can not find a reason to dislike anything in this hotel. Great music makes atmosphere amazing whole day. We really appreciate all efforts here to make guests stay entertaining. Dance show programs was so amazing, I recommend anyone to see it. Something you must not miss. Meals as well are super good. Overall, thank you so much for lifetime experience..

As a hotel, it’s somewhere between average and decent. The rooms were okay, the food and drinks were fine, and the staff were mostly polite and helpful. However, what really affected my experience — and what I believe others should absolutely be aware of — is the overwhelming dominance of one specific tourist group. During my 8-day stay, the hotel was almost entirely occupied by Russian guests. I had no idea this would be the case when booking. The atmosphere felt more like a private resort for Russian holidaymakers than an international hotel. Almost all entertainment, announcements, and even staff communication were in Russian only. If you don’t speak Russian, you’ll likely feel completely out of place, and getting help or clear information can be challenging. Culturally, the environment was quite jarring. From very loud poolside behavior, excessive drinking from early hours, and disregard for personal space, to what I would describe as generally strange or inappropriate social behavior — it made it hard to relax or enjoy the holiday. The dynamic felt chaotic and sometimes disrespectful, especially in shared spaces like restaurants or entertainment areas. This is not a cultural judgment, but simply an honest reflection of how out of sync and uncomfortable I felt as a European traveler. Had I known this in advance, I would’ve definitely chosen a different place — one with a more balanced, diverse guest mix and atmosphere. If you’re not Russian or not comfortable in such an environment, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere. Unfortunately, for me, this was a disappointing experience and a waste of both time and money.