Sural Resort All Inclusive

Service is good. Rooms are clean, the staff is very friendly, and there are great parties and animations for both kids and adults. The only downside is the food – there's a wide selection, but not everything is necessarily tasty.

Nice hotel, good location and close to shops and local restaurants. The room was OK, comfy bed and nice balcony. The rooms are not 5 star and could do with an upgrade but it was fine. The hotel food wasn't brilliant. Breakfast was the same every day and I only felt about to have the fruit. The pool was lovely and a good number of sun beds available throughout the day. It was a few minutes walk to the sea which was lovely. The estate and walk ways were beautiful to walk at night.

We stayed in 2023. Mixed feelings: overall, everything was fine, but being there, you get the impression that you are in Anapa in 1995. The interior is probably extremely outdated, and the buildings definitely need some design updates. However, if you don’t nitpick, everything was satisfactory. The food was varied, and we really liked the grill area. The best part was having breakfast and dinner on the terrace with a beautiful view of the garden. The alcohol, I would say, is mostly local, but I really enjoyed the wine. The beach restaurant could be cleaner, but if you go for the Al-carte Turkish cuisine, the dinner is unforgettable! There are 2 large pools, slides, and a kids’ pool (“frog pool”). You need to walk to the beach, but the stroll is pleasant. The beach is sandy, and there can be large waves in the sea, but they were visible, so there were no problems. Sunbeds were always available, though sometimes shared with others’ towels. The room was clean, thankfully. We had a side sea view. At that time, it would have been nice if the bedding and towels had been updated—they were clean, but quite worn and overwashed. I recommend taking a dolmuş (shared minibus) to Side: it goes directly to the old town and back. Cost is about €3 per person, and the ride takes around 20 minutes.