Dosinia Luxury Resort - Ultra All Inclusive

The kids were thrilled by the ice cream, milkshakes, fresh Turkish pancakes, and the pirate ship trip. There was plenty to enjoy in the pools and on the slides, with quieter corners too. We had a lovely 8-night family break over October half term, with two families of four, and would happily return. Food was a real plus, from omelettes and pancakes at breakfast to pizza, burgers, and salads at the pool snack bar. The beach was an easy, safe walk across a tiny road, with clear water, soft sand, and a handy bar for kebabs and jacket potatoes. The gardens were lovely, and the hotel was spotless. Nearly all the staff were friendly and helpful. Some evenings' entertainment was better than others, but we had a lot of fun overall. My one gripe was all the single-use plastic cups. I hope they switch to reusable ones. We had a relaxing holiday with good food and beautiful weather. 🌞🐚

The hammam and massages were a highlight. The woman who gave us massages was so sweet and calm, and made sure we felt relaxed the whole time. The staff were very friendly, too. We were a family of six and loved the range of pools for both adults and kids. The food was amazing, with something different every day, live cooking at dinner, and tasty food bars throughout the day, especially the grill. The kids couldn't get enough of the chocolate strawberry waffles. It was our first trip to Turkey and we loved it. Highly recommend!

At the Beach Bar, Cebrail, Emre, and Murat really made our stay better with their great work. We had a wonderful family break at the end of October. Everything was well organised, and the food was varied and tasty. Since it was the end of the season, some staff seemed less motivated, and the building could do with renovation soon.

The mountain views were easily my favourite part of the stay. They're breathtaking, and the setting is beautiful. The resort has both indoor and outdoor pools, including ones for children, which I liked. It's family-friendly, but the overall feel is basic and dated, not the luxury stay it's advertised to be. The furnishings look old, and our fourth-floor room in the main building felt small compared with rooms we've had at other resorts. We stayed a week for my husband's 30th birthday. Food was my biggest disappointment. The main dining hall had limited hours and a repetitive selection. The children's bar served the same things each day. There were sauces, chips, and rice pudding at breakfast, while lunch and dinner options included boiled chicken and plain spaghetti. Salad choices were plentiful, but the rest of the food was limited. There were a few simple food stalls outside the hall, perhaps to cover the hours when it was closed, but the food still let the resort down badly for me. Staff service was inconsistent. Many seemed standoffish and often hurried past us, though the woman who cleaned our room was lovely. We weren't given information about the resort or its timings when we arrived, and service could have been better overall. My daughter tried the kids' club, but it was quite unclean and offered very few activities. The staff there were nice, and there's also a playground for young children.