Liu Resorts

Liu Resort’te çok keyifli bir tatil geçirdik. Otel son derece temiz, kaliteli ve özenli. Yemekler lezzetli, kokteyller özenle hazırlanmıştı. En önemlisi de personelin güler yüzlü ve samimi yaklaşımı sayesinde kendimizi çok özel hissettik. Beklentilerimizin üzerinde bir deneyim yaşadık, kesinlikle tavsiye ederiz. —— We had a truly wonderful holiday at Liu Resort. The hotel is exceptionally clean, high-quality, and well-maintained. The food was delicious, and the cocktails were prepared with great care. What made our stay even more special was the warm and friendly attitude of the staff, which made us feel truly valued. Overall, it was an experience beyond our expectations, and we would highly recommend this hotel.

Liu Resort Review – A Beautiful New Hotel with Room to Improve! Liu Resort is a beautifully designed, brand-new property that shows great potential to become a top-tier destination. With its modern facilities and family-friendly atmosphere, it offers a solid foundation for a 5-star experience. However, several aspects require immediate attention if it is to truly stand out in a competitive market. Highlights & Positives New and Stylish: The hotel is recently built and visually impressive, with spacious areas and modern decor. Kids’ Club: A well-run and engaging space for children, making it a strong choice for families. However, a 10:00 AM opening time may be too late for early-rising children—an earlier start (e.g. 8:00 AM) would allow parents more flexibility. Beach Bar: One of the standout features, with great service and atmosphere, though it can get quite busy at peak times. Stagnum Pool Bar: Another nice spot, albeit often with long queues. Fitness Center: Open 24/7, a rare and appreciated amenity, though the gym is undersized for the hotel’s capacity. Areas for Improvement & Recommendations Aqua Park Bar: Drinks are of poor quality and the service is subpar. Consider upgrading beverage offerings and training staff to enhance guest experience. Ice cream machines only offer vanilla—a missed opportunity to delight children. A variety of flavors should be added. Barbershop Pricing: €50 for a men’s haircut is excessive. Consider offering a more competitive pricing structure or tiered services. Onsite Medical Services: Charging €120 just to consult the nurse, and requiring insurance claims, is unreasonable and discouraging. Review pricing and ensure transparency at check-in. Language Barrier: Many staff members do not speak or understand basic English, making communication difficult. For a 5-star resort, basic English proficiency should be standard across all guest-facing staff. Immediate investment in language training is advised. Dining Experience: Lack of Variety: Food options are repetitive, and there's no Indian cuisine—a surprising omission for an international resort. Miu À La Carte: Offering only seafood limits choice; diversifying the menu would broaden appeal. Late-Night Dining: Often offers limited or no food. A consistent late-night menu is essential for guests arriving late or with young children. No Kids’ Menu: A children’s section with pizza, fries, and other kid-friendly items would improve family dining. No Welcome Drinks: A small but important touch that could enhance the arrival experience—either provide a complimentary drink or have staff proactively assist guests to the nearby bar. Cleanliness & Maintenance: Hallway carpets are not vacuumed daily and show early signs of wear. Small maintenance issues (e.g., off-centered TVs, leftover masking tape) detract from an otherwise premium feel. A more thorough daily housekeeping and maintenance inspection would help. Kids Amenities: While some children receive welc

I was really impressed by Liu Resorts on a recent family holiday, which was our first time in Turkey. The quality of rooms, facilities and food was easily up there with similarly rated hotels in the likes of the Canaries, Western Med and Greece, despite being generally more affordable. Family rooms have two separate bedrooms, which was ideal for us, and each had a TV with Android casting for watching streaming services from your phone/laptop. The bathroom is split into an open sink area and closed-off shower and WC cubicles. The balcony was a reasonable size and had an integrated drying rack for swimming clothes. The main pool was heated during our stay - essential for the kids during a springtime holiday. The water slides were cold but fun for a few minutes at a time, and with the inflatable rafts on some of them you don't have to get that wet anyway. The bar and barista-run coffee bar at the main pool were excellent, covering all bases from beer and cocktails to lattes, iced coffee, ice creams and bar snacks. The choice of food at the buffet restaurant during every meal was very impressive: Turkish, European and lots more such as fresh sushi and live grills. The sweets were extensive and also excellent. We didn't get a chance to try the a la carte restaurants but did sample the chocolate and cake counter by the lobby bar, which was also a hit. The kids club sits under some of the water slides and is small and fairly basic but staff were welcoming. It's close to the gym, so handy for handing the kids over while you get a work-out. The heated indoor pool is fairly compact but we used it on one rainy afternoon - kids can access it even though it is located within the spa. We were very well looked after by the numerous staff. Most spoke English, while others were quick to use a translate app when needed. You can reach guest services on WhatsApp, which we used a fair bit for things like getting milk brought to the room in the evening for the little one. There was a variety of guests - families, young couples and retirees alike. There is an adults-only pool to get away from the kids. Not many other guests were from the UK during our stay - the majority seemed to be Russian. Overall, I would recommend the hotel and would happily return.