Ramira Joy Hotel - All Inclusive

The Turkish bath at the hotel was just okay, but it was handy to have it there. No need to drive somewhere with a spooky driver. We got a clean, stylish, well-kept room on a high floor with a great view. The food was excellent too. There wasn't a huge range at the all-inclusive buffet, but it was easy to put together something tasty. One tip for the pool: bring your EarPods, because eight hours of Turkish techno pop can be a lot.

The reception team were really helpful, and it mattered that they spoke English. The food was delicious. The hotel isn't right on the beach, but we still had a great stay.

We had a great time here. It’s an easy place to relax, with friendly staff and a good choice of food in the all-inclusive plan. Everything was close enough to reach on foot. I’d absolutely recommend it.

We always found a sunny spot during the day, though not necessarily one of our first-choice places by the pool. The room was clean and roomy enough, and having two bottles of water supplied each day was a nice touch. The hotel was clean and well looked after, and the public toilets stayed clean too. The fitness room had the basics. We spent a lovely week at Ramira Joy Hotel in early October. The food was tasty with a decent range, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful. English or other widely spoken languages weren’t available from everyone, but we could usually communicate. A few things could be better. The wines were disappointing and the cocktails average. The restaurant could use more seats, especially outside, since we sometimes struggled to find a free table and I don’t like sharing with other guests. Both elevators were slow. We also wouldn’t recommend the hotel’s Turkish bath: the service felt rushed, the massage wasn’t relaxing, and afterward I had to lie in front of a fan with the door left wide open. More staff with basic English would help. We still had a great stay and would recommend the hotel.