The Lumos Deluxe Resort Hotel All Inclusive

Excellent Hotel, very clean & very friendly the Animation Team are the best!! Very friendly, helpful & the shows & the mini disco was very Good! The activities throughout the day were very fun and entertaining, and we really loved all the team who were amazing with our children! 200% recommend this hotel as the cleanliness and food were top quality!

Great Family Holiday with Lots for Kids! We stayed as a family of 10 (5 adults and 5 kids) in August, paying £850 per person. The kids absolutely loved the holiday – from the wide range of attractions to the endless desserts and non-alcoholic cocktails, they were always entertained. The hotel rooms could use a bit of TLC, as some areas show signs of wear and age. However, the staff were super friendly and helpful, the rooms were kept clean, and the outdoor areas were well maintained. One thing to note is the location – it’s quite remote, with only a couple of local shops nearby. We needed to take a taxi into Alanya, which cost around £10–£12 each way. On the plus side, the hotel had a private beach with a bar, which was great for both the kids and adults. Highly recommended for families who aren’t expecting a brand-new, luxury resort but are looking for a fun, relaxed, and friendly place to enjoy time together.

We’ve been coming to the Mediterranean or Aegean regions of Turkey as a family every year for the past 10 years, and this is the first time we’ve ended up in a hotel of such poor quality. Strengths: Unlike many other hotels, the food here is actually good and very tasty, even though it’s almost the same meals every day. The rooms are relatively small but always very clean. The spa is nice and very well managed. Weaknesses: Don’t trust the photos of the pools – there are only two pools, and they are very small. The sun loungers are packed tightly together, and if you don’t wake up by 8 AM, you’re likely not going to get a spot. The two pools simply can’t accommodate the number of hotel guests. As for the beach, it’s located on the other side of the road and is open to everyone, including people who are not staying at the hotel. This makes it difficult to find a place to sit. The evening show is really, really poor quality. There isn’t even an amphitheater; the show takes place by the pool, with chairs replacing the sun loungers. The all-you-can-eat restaurant is too small for the number of tourists staying at the hotel. Sometimes we had to walk around for 15 minutes with our trays just to find a seat. Overall, the hotel is very small and quite far from the city. This is definitely not a 5-star hotel — at best, it’s a 3-star.