Agaya Didim Resort Hotel

This hotel is right on the beach. It has a really friendly atmosphere. All the staff are amazing. So helpful and friendly, and when I say all the staff, I do mean everyone. My room was amazing, it was on the 4th floor and had a fantastic see view. The food was so varied, and an amazing choice. I always found it hard to decide what to have. There is a lovely lady there that does great omelettes and fried eggs for breakfast, always friendly and smiling. There was entertainment every day during the day and also every night. The guest relations were also very helpful and all of them also very friendly. The staff on the tea and coffee section in the hotel and especially the staff on the outside tea and coffee section really great. There is a little shop in the hotel as well, the gentleman that runs it also very helpful and friendly. Also not forgetting the reception staff, also very helpful and friendly. Last but no least the bar staff. A lovely time had with them. I could go on for ages. Definitely a place I would visit again.

Agaya Didim Resort Hotel – Our Experience The hotel is located in a fairly remote area and appears to cater mainly to the domestic Turkish market. During our stay in early October, the vast majority of guests seemed to be Turkish. This was also reflected in the food selection, which focused heavily on Turkish cuisine. While there were plenty of Turkish specialities, the variety of international dishes was rather limited. The buffet frequently featured chicken and turkey, while beef was generally served in sauces rather than as a straightforward meat dish. Lamb was also notably absent. Over our two-week stay, there was very little variation in the food selection. The drinks were good and comparable to what we have experienced at other five-star all-inclusive resorts in Turkey. Unfortunately, cleanliness and maintenance were our biggest disappointments. Our room showed several signs of inadequate cleaning, including significant mould in the shower, brown residue on the shower door and a considerable amount of sand underneath the bed. The same issues extended to the hotel's shared facilities. The indoor swimming pool had visible algae around the edges, and there was a substantial amount of mud and dirt underneath the sun loungers around the outdoor pool. At the children's pool, discarded items, including damaged clothing, remained in place throughout our two-week stay. We also noticed several signs of poor maintenance. Soap dispensers and taps were loose, and a damaged bedroom door appeared to have been only partially repaired. These are not the standards we would expect from a resort advertised as a five-star hotel. The staff sometimes came across as rather distant, and communication in English was often difficult. This occasionally made it challenging to ask questions or explain what we needed. Fortunately, the hotel also has some definite strengths. The kids' club is spacious and offers plenty of activities for children. There were also enjoyable evening shows for adults every night. As the resort was relatively quiet during our stay, finding sun loungers was never a problem. Even when arriving at the pool or beach around 10 or 11 a.m., we could still find good spots without difficulty. The à la carte restaurant was another pleasant surprise. The Italian restaurant offered a well-presented five-course menu and, in our opinion, was of a good standard for an all-inclusive resort. Overall, we still had an enjoyable holiday. The weather was good, the resort was peaceful, and most importantly, our children had a wonderful time. However, the shortcomings in cleanliness, maintenance and buffet variety were disappointing. Based on our experience, the hotel falls short of the five-star standard we have come to expect from comparable resorts in Turkey. The online reviews also seem somewhat inconsistent with our own experience. Different guests may, of course, have different expectations and standards, so this is simply our personal impression based on our two-week stay.

Excellent staff, beautiful hotel all very friendly. Would recommend coming here for a visit.

I spent a week at this hotel, and it was a complete nightmare. It is advertised as a 5-star hotel, but honestly, it doesn't even deserve 3 stars. The property is extremely outdated, noisy, and crowded. There is zero organization, and management is completely non-existent. To make matters worse, the entertainment options were terrible, and the management's attitude when dealing with issues was absolutely disgraceful. Save your money and stay somewhere else!

over-crowded hard to find a table , always need to stay in line, ladies responsible for mini club were always busy with phones and entertainment was only in turkish