Titanic DeLuxe Beach & Resort Hotel

not a lot to say went in june got in to hotel early, taken to room needed snack no problem room service, could not be more helpful. room could have been little bigger. views from front. air con from top to bottom. needed it, 4 large pools lots to do shooting, archery ,water park watching food being made fresh. sand on the beach got hot they had quay with big bean bags on so you could jump into the sea, and shower so you can was of the salt, every couple of hours a member of staff turn up to the beach and cut fresh water melon, we found the shows repeated every week. but still so such to do. you dont have have to take a beach towels you get tickets to change towels everyday. also popcorn for the kids before the shows. ice cream on the hour. camel riding tennis, golf, football, and so on.

atter staying at lara beach hotel,delphin palace and concorde hotel.i feel i am a good judge of the hotels in this area.we stayed at the titanic hotel on the 8th -16th of october taking in consideration this is the most exspensive one we have stayed in.food is repetitive staff are unfriendly they try not to serve you,thay can't do enough for you at the other hotels.no entertainment in the lounge at all.we had three days of thunder storms and the hotel firtually shuts down.the spa is double the price of thre others air con is poor in the hotel except your room witch is ok.lots of wasps around the outside bars.thay charge you for bowling and pool table 12euros for bowling and 6 for pool we never paid for bowling in the concorde,you can also drink for 24hrs in the concorde and delphin palace.you can only drink till 3oclock in the bowling bar at the titanic witch is very hot and they dont really wont you there.if you wont a late check out time they will charge you 75euros till 6pm and 110euros till 12midnight.we will be returning to lara beach next year because we love the area and the people and the previous hotels who could teach the titanic a few things on how to give you a good holiday. in our opinion the concorde and lara beach are the best and the delphin is very good dont really cater for english but the staff are still friendly.

This was certainly de luxe we had an excellent family holiday, there was 9 of us altogether. The food was excellent, the standards and cleanliness were of superior standards, the entertainment was excellent, the staff were very friendly, we were never bored. There were not many English tourists which didn't matter too much as there was enough too do within the hotel. There is enough to do for couples and families with children. I would recommend this hotel to anybody for a fantastic and fun holiday, and value for money it was werth every penny and we will be returning in the future.

Although the Titanic hotel is very impressive and the hotel is of a 5 star quality we were disappointed with a couple of things. 1. The animation team didn't offer enough for our 2 daughters aged 12 and 16. Whenever they went to join in with any water sports etc they were overtaken by 30/40 something men. The animation team could learn something from the WOW in Bodrum!! 2.The dress code was not enforced in the main restaurant in the evenings and whilst we made a real effort to put our glad rags on, others turned up in the same beachwear that they came down to breakfast in!! (Other Brits also agreed with us on this point) For the price I wouldn't rush back!

Just got home today, the hotel was lovely very well presented and very clean. As soon as we arrived we had a warm welcome a bell boy took our luggage to our room and there was fruit and wine waiting in our room, the best bits for us adults had to be the beach party with dj, foam machine etc along with a fireworks display and water sports/dance show and turkish bath/massages and for the kids it was the water slides and entertainment...on the other hand for the kids club, u dont have to register them in or out and they could come and go as they pleased so it wasnt suitable for my 4 year old, i would not advise anyone to send their young children to the (hotel run) kids club..well not under the age of at least 11 or 12 years old..i also agree with other peoples views on the staff being quite miserable and at times i found them to be overworked and most of the waiter staff didnt speak much english, i also do think they should have a self laundry service there as the laundry bill can get quite expensive, so it would be alot more easier if there were more english speaking staff other than those few problems the pools, entertainment, cleanliness etc was brilliant, i will say that our 2 weeks spent here at the titanic beach overall was a great time! (we will be booking again for next year) ; )

IT WAS THE WORST EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD IN MY LIFE...I went from London to join my Family In Titanic... I dont know how to start but I preffer to write a letter to the hotel Manager before writing what a horrible experince I had during last week of my stay. Just in few words: I have been told on the checkout I have taken the Remote Control from the Room.. and they charged me 30EUR the last minute the Buss was waiting to take us to Airport and I couldnt refuse... The fact is I SAW THE REMOTE CONTROL WITH MY EYES ON MY BED 5 MINUTES BEFORE IT!!!! Second one is more horrible than the first one... I just advise people to avoid this Hotel as they have some Corruption in Their management system...

I have just returned from the Titanic Hotel staying from the 25th July 2006 for 14 nights. On arrival we saw the hotel and wow it is lovely although it was in the middle of the night the hotel was lit up, very nice. We did have problems when getting to our room as there was no beds for the children but this was sorted straight away by house keeping. The hotel is spotless clean, the food is fantastic and the hotel facilities are excellent. It was very hot whilst there and did find that the eating areas very hot during the day and evening especially that cactus and the caprice. This hotel is a 5 star and would recomend to anyone so get gone there!! The only thing I can say against the hotel is that some of the staff are quite miserable and do not speak very good English.

please increase English tv chanels, please use better chairs in amphitheater please use international music,not only turkish music and I think you need more music beside pools. when tou are in holiday it is very unpleasant that you have to wear long trouser in dinner buffet.

We stayed at the Titanic for 14 nights starting at the end of June 2006. This is a fantastic Hotel with everything you need, it does take a few days to get used to the whole experience of staying at the Titanic, my first bit of advice would be to take a bit of time to look around the whole Titanic resort and plan your time there. We had our 3 kids with us, ages 3,5 & 12, they all had an absolutely fantastic time, the two youngest ones spent most of the time playing in the pools with the kids slides being the biggest attraction, our oldest loved the big slides but also spent a lot of time in the other pools, although none of them made use of the kids club this did seem to be very popular with the other children. This Hotel attracts people from all different countries with British definitely being in the minority, Russian, Dutch Germans and Turks making up the majority. The rooms are fairly basic but they are cleaned every day, the safe in the room is also included in the price and the mini bar is restocked every day (2 cans of efes beer, 2 cans of coke and a can of fanta) really handy when you come up from the pool and you need something refreshing while waiting to go to dinner. The parkfora restaurant is the main eating area and the selection of food is just fantastic, even the most fussy eater will find something to eat. The a la carte restaurants are also very popular, if you are staying for 2 weeks you can use these up to 3 times, the Italian is very popular so book early at the guest relations desk (you can only book up to 2 days in advance). There is a large selection of shops in the Hotel and all prices are in euros, one problem is that the reception will not exchange travellers cheques for euros, Turkish Lira is the currency they will give you and they do not keep large sums of cash, although not ideal I would advise anyone going to take avoid taking travellers cheques as you will lose out big style when exchanging and then spending in Turkish Lira. You have to go to the Turkish Bath and book youself in for a peeling massage and foam massage, there is a small charge but one definitely worth going to. All in all this is a fantastic Hotel and one we will definitely go back to.

My 6 year old and I went to the Titanic Beach Resort in July and we both absolutley loved it. The Titanic theme was a great idea and this was carried out throughout the hotel and with the Titanic film playing on plasma screens above the lifts and nautical bits and pieces everywhere it really worked. The hotel had endless pools, the likes of which I've never seen at a hotel, waterfalls, caves, aquapark for small, medium and large children but it somehow remained peaceful and relaxing with lots are pine trees for shade and quiet pools and spaces for the adults. The hammocks in the gardens were great for relaxing Plenty of sunbeds and fresh towels whenever you needed them. The rooms were very clean and whist they weren't huge they were big enough. The mini bar was useful for refreshments when getting ready for the evening and it was restocked every day. The beach was great - not at all crowded, very safe with sand and no rocks, a great jetty with beanbags and parasols and a bar. Security was excellent and we felt very safe. Everyone was friendly. The evening entertainment consisted of bars, mini disco and music, and a show each night in the ampitheatre with a beach party or a foam party for the adults after too. Popcorn given out on the way into the shows was a nice touch for the kids. There was so much to do, if you wanted to. We didn't do half the things we meant to like going to the indoor games and computer rooms and 10 pin bowling because we were too busy going to the al la carte restaurants, the Turkish market in the hotel grounds (complete with camel rides) having our pictures taken and generally having a fabulous time. All in all, most people were catered for - from those wanting a quiet couple holiday or those with family. It's not a place for 18-25 year olds I wouldn't have thought as there is no town nearby or any choice of alternative entertainment. However if you are the sort of person to be happy staying in one place and you want to make the most of your fully inclusive option, you really couldn't be in a better place.