Leodikya Kirman Premium - Ultra All Inclusive

The kids loved the club and water slides, and the heated pool in that area was just right for the season. The hotel had a calm, family-friendly feel, and we all found the bed incredibly comfortable. The place was beautiful and spotless. Food was varied and delicious every day. At Pangea, as well as the buffet, we enjoyed everything from fish and chicken to soup. Lunch was even better than dinner. The premium sports program was a highlight for us: I did CrossFit with Hazel and TRX with Sevda, while my wife and her sister tried stretching and step. Big thanks to the three fitness girls, who stayed energetic, kind, and dedicated all day. A couple of issues stood out. We could hear the evening music in our room until about 11:00-11:30 p.m., though that might have been down to its location. The massage at the spa was good, but the bowling alley next door made it hard to relax. Everyone on staff was lovely except for two servers outside the restaurant, whose attitude wasn’t as pleasant. The rest of the team were fantastic. We had an almost perfect stay at Kirman Leodikya Premium, recommend it 100%, and will definitely return.

I’ve been to Antalya several times, but staying here felt completely different. The staff were all so kind and natural, and Hasaan in the Steak Snack was the best. We’ll come back. Thanks for trying to be the best.

The meals were all amazing, from breakfast through dinner, and the drinks were very good too. Erkan was especially helpful whenever we needed anything during our stay at Leodikya Kirman. We had an amazing holiday and would definitely recommend it. Hoping to visit again soon!

The setting is great, close to the beach, with good food and enthusiastic, attentive staff. But it was loud every night. Most rooms face the entertainment area and have a sea view, so the shows and discos carried on until midnight. We barely slept, and our toddler kept waking up. The balcony door has a ventilation gap and never shuts properly, so you can also hear doors slamming and people talking in the corridor. Cleanliness was a real problem in our room. Even after cleaning, the toilet smelled so bad it made me nauseous. The towels were worn, the carpet was stained, and there was rust around the mirror. I also disliked the small cosmetic bottles left in the bathroom each day. It isn’t environmentally friendly, and refillable wall dispensers would be better. Breakfast and dinner rooms were crowded and noisy, and having only one cook at the barbecue station during dinner was a disaster. There wasn’t a simple shallow pool for babies, and in October the nights are cold, the pool water cools down, and none of the pools were heated. The beach was tiny and packed; I can’t imagine it in high season. I wouldn’t recommend this for a family with a baby or small toddler, especially since we couldn’t rest well. Some things were nice: the outside area was kept very clean, I liked the fitness and yoga classes, and the woman making traditional Turkish pancakes at her little lunchtime booth. The Cafe on -3 was very nice as well.