Sealife Buket Resort & Beach Hotel - Ultra All Inclusive

Good hotel. Good atractions for children, good food and drinks.

Amazing hotel. Really recommend it! Clean and modern rooms, amazing food and pool. Great service. Kids activity and much more

That was my 3rd time in Turkey, and sadly my worst experience — not just in Turkey, but in my whole life staying at a hotel. • AC issues: The air conditioning in the rooms does not work properly, but the worst part is in the restaurant — they have an AC but never turn it on, even when I asked for it. We had to eat while sweating like a horse, which was absolutely disgusting. I have never experienced that in any other hotel. • 24/7 bar problem: While it’s good they have a 24/7 bar, it’s unacceptable that the employees keep telling you to “stay quiet” in a 24/7 bar because people are sleeping. If you don’t want guests to talk or be a bit loud, then don’t open a bar 24/7 — or maybe don’t build the hotel with paper-thin walls. • Food quality: The food was the worst I have had in a Turkish hotel. One day it was decent, the next day it felt like they just gave up. The “à la carte” is not really à la carte — there is no menu and no choice of dishes, only a choice between Turkish, Italian, or fish nights. I’m not even sure they know the meaning of à la carte. The service was also lacking — they didn’t even take away dirty plates (see attached picture). 😂🤦🏻‍♂️ • Noise in rooms: If you’re in your bathroom, you can hear every single word from the room next door. It’s “wonderful” to take a shower or try to relax while listening to shouting in a language you don’t understand — and of course, no one tries to quiet them down. I couldn’t sleep after 9:30am because every single step in the hallway was audible. • Hotel guests: Sadly, some guests behaved very poorly. Multiple times, when we were quietly playing cards in the lobby, a random guest came up in a hostile manner telling us to be quiet, as if he wanted to start a fight. Another time, while I was simply adjusting my shorts in the restaurant, a man almost slapped me — for no apparent reason. Many guests acted like they “owned” the place just because they paid for an all-inclusive stay. I discussed this with other guests, and they agreed with my observations. • Management: The employees themselves are nice and polite — the real issues are caused by certain guests and the management. The manager doesn’t speak English, and when you complain, he literally laughs in your face. For example, for 15 tables at “à la carte” there were only 2 waiters — a complete joke. The so-called à la carte dishes ended up being served at the regular dinner buffet the next day — making it feel like a scam just to make guests eat less. I would rather pay €200–300 more for another hotel, without hesitation. This hotel’s 5-star rating is not justified — maybe the size of the building deserves it, but everything else is more like a 3-star experience. Also, if you have more than 15 IQ points, you can clearly see that many of the overly positive reviews are fake.