Club Voyage Selge Beach Hotel

The hotel itself is a modern function hotel, the lobby area is impressive with glass roof. There are enough bars dotted around the hotel that you never really have to queue for drinks. The rooms within the hotel were of a good standard, which included a fridge and sat TV.
There is a main buffet restaurant which provides all the meals throughout the day, If you do stay more that 1 week then I can see the food getting a bit repetitive, but you have a barbecue or a grill in the outside part of the restaurant, but the meat at the barbecue or grill was occasionally under cooked. There are 2 other snack places there were open for a number of ours during the day serving snack, one at the beach bar, which served the usual snacks and a lady under a little hut on the way to the beach making some Turkish snacks. There were 3 other restaurants which were ok.
The hotel has a large pool, kids pool and an indoor so it never gets over crowded, and a number of water slides. Also as the hotel is on the beach it’s not too difficult to get a break from the pool. There are plenty of sunbeds, but if you want specific location then I would recommend getting their slightly early.
Also the hotel mainly has residents from Russia, Germany, Turkey and few other European countries, but you wont find many British people their as we only meet one other family while we were their. If you like to be around other British people then I would not recommend, but if you don’t mind then I would not let this stop you from booking.
The staff around the hotel speak little English, so it can get a bit difficult to explain, but they do try and were always helpful, I would say that all the staff around the hotel to be excellent. The animation team kept you entertained and carried out the shows in the afternoon, which were difficult to follow due to the shows being done in other languages.
If you have kids then there is enough for them to keep them occupied, and their is a kids club.
Overall a pleasant stay which I would recommend. Only draw back of Turkey is the hassle you get when you go shopping, you get this at either of a number of shops out of the hotel grounds which does get a bit annoying after a while, its even worse in the main town of side. Also the hotel either side of the hotel seem to have better night entertainment and a nightclub rig on the beach, which you cannot use. Also dont take Turkish lyra and take euro's as all shops prefer to use euros instead of lyra.