NUMA KONAKTEPE HOTEL

An amazing experience with this resort the staff are so nice . Gorkem and typhon have been great entertainment for the night . Zafer has been an outstanding bartender very funny and brings a good mood to the table . Most of the food is nice and the restaurant staff are very helpful would definitely rate this a 10/10 resort will come again

Lovely location for the hotel… great choice of food. Entertainment staff are incredible keeping you active all day and all in the holiday spirit. We took our 2 year old daughter for her first holiday and the staff were great with her💪👍.

I was on Holliday with my sister for a girls trip, the facility’s are really good, the pools are great, we were only at the big pool but they also have kids pools, a pool for 16+ and water slides, all of which are in exceptional condition. The staff here are really nice and includes all the geast in a really good way, Ayhan on of the persons that works here was sweet and have really good energy no matter what, the drinks and the bartender was also very good/sweet and he started to remember what we where having without us even telling him. Over all would recommend

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The rooms were clean and spacious, the staff were welcoming and helpful (Ayhan), and the location was perfect. Everything was well organized, and we had a relaxing experience. Highly recommended:)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The rooms were very clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile. The food was delicious, with plenty of choices every day, and the facilities were excellent. The location is great, and the atmosphere is relaxing and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a pleasant and memorable vacation. I hope to come back again in the future!

So nice hotel, and very nice animation team. Good with the kids and alle people in general. It’s just worth the visit and you won’t ever regret it to come to Numa❤️

Absolutely fantastic experience. Staff were brilliant. Entertainment was great. Food was lovely and different each day. Staff were great with my Autistic + Non Verbal Step Daughter. Cleaners did great each day and left nice swan towels.

I wanted to share our experience at the Numa Konaktepe Hotel, breaking down the positives, the neutral points, the negatives, and one serious warning for future guests. The Positives Excellent for Families: This is a highly family-friendly hotel. The range of activities for children is extensive, including great pools, a kids' club, ice cream, and non-alcoholic children's cocktails. The Kids' Mini Disco: This deserves a special mention. It was a ton of fun to watch and reminded me of taking my children to Haven when they were younger. The music was catchy (stuck in my head the whole holiday), and the kids always looked like they were having an absolute blast. For families with children, this hotel is ace. Great Pools & Sunbeds: The pools are lovely, cool, and have a depth of 110cm, meaning most adults can comfortably stand in them—a great option for non-swimmers. If you worry about securing a sunbed, you will love this hotel, as there are plenty available. There is also a 16+ adult pool and relaxation area if you want to escape the noise, with one section of sunbeds kept completely in the shade for hot days. Evening Entertainment: The evening entertainment was fantastic and something we looked forward to every night (with the exception of one evening, detailed below). They offered everything from professional dance acts and performances to DJs. Cleanliness: The resort is exceptionally clean. Cleaners are visible at all times, often clearing away dirty plates while you are eating or within minutes of you leaving. Because of this, you rarely see an empty table cluttered with dirty plates. Daytime Snack Bar: They offer a daytime burger, fries, and chicken nugget service if you get peckish or prefer an alternative to the main dining room. The Mid-Points (Depending on Preference) Multicultural Atmosphere & Dining Etiquette: The hotel attracts a very multicultural crowd, including English, Turkish, German, and Russian guests. While it is great to see different cultures, it did present some challenges. As British guests, we value a structured queue, but we noticed guests from other cultures frequently jumped the food lines or walked the wrong way around the buffet, ignoring the long queues at dinner. The language barrier also made my wife and me feel a bit out of place at times. Evening Music: The international crowd meant the evening music was highly varied, featuring songs from multiple countries, which could be a positive or a negative depending on your taste. On the plus side, most staff understood multiple languages, so communication was rarely an issue outside of one funny instance where I misplaced my glasses and the staff thought I was looking for sunglasses. The Beach: The beach is fairly average as it is a stony beach, not sand. If you want a sandy beach, you will need to take a bus to Cleopatra Beach. The hotel’s beach area does offer food and drinks (ranging from pizza to salad), great Wi-Fi, and plenty of sunbeds. However, the layout includes a kids' pool and a small adult pool that is always packed. The tiling around these beach pools is incredibly slippery—we saw numerous people lose their footing, which wasn't an issue at the main hotel pools. The Food & Buffet Layout: The buffet experience was interesting. I do not expect a British or Spanish menu here, and they did a decent job of mixing daily staples (like spaghetti bolognese and fries) with rotating local dishes like chicken kebabs, pasta, pide, and turkey dishes. Some were lovely, others less so. Anything labeled "cheese" is a gamble; they really need to specify the type of cheese, as the vegetable gratin had a lovely cheese sauce and was a highlight, while other cheese dishes were awful. The lack of order at the buffet seems to be a design flaw in the dining area's layout, where people feel entitled to cut in just for fries. The cakes, however, were excellent. The Negatives Location Next to a High School: For some baffling reason, the hotel is located right next to a high school. While this probably isn't an issue in July or August, in June it was a problem. The school bells (or the loud music they played) woke me up every Monday through Friday morning without fail, making holiday lie-ins impossible. If you are an early riser, this won't bother you. Breakfast Leftovers: Breakfast was my least favorite meal of the day due to the food selections, which were clearly leftovers from the previous night's dinner. The Hidden Costs (Premium Extras): This hotel loves a premium extra. Free ice cream is only available from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM; outside of these hours, you must pay. The evening popcorn and candy floss stands are also paid extras. Premium cocktails cost extra, though at 7 to 8 Euros, they are cheaper than the local bars. On the plus side, the all-inclusive cocktails are poured freehand and are incredibly strong, giving you your money's worth, though they can sometimes taste like rocket fuel. Furthermore, you have to pay extra for the room safe, Wi-Fi upgrades (you only get a limited 2GB per 7 days), and late checkout. Late Checkout Accommodations: If you don't pay for late checkout, you must vacate at noon. The only public area with air conditioning is the lobby. On our last day, I sat in the hot lobby from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and walking to the bar for a drink meant trekking through the boiling sun. Penny-Pinching & Food Reheating: The reheating of food was highly frustrating. Leftover lunch fries were frequently reheated for dinner, making them slimy and overcooked. Certain untouched dishes, like the fish and courgettes, seemed to be rolled out repeatedly. I tried the fish on day one and it was black inside, having clearly gone bad a long time ago. Additionally, soft drinks are served in tiny glasses, seemingly to discourage you from drinking too much. Entertainment Gaps: One night of the week was Bingo Night, but you had to pay to play. If you didn't pay, there was no entertainment for you that evening outside of the kids' mini-disco. Sundays feature no entertainment at all because the staff have the night off. While I understand staff needing rest, these days should be staggered, or they should at least play background music in the seating area so guests can enjoy a late-night drink. The Stage Layout: The entertainment stage needs to be significantly higher. Most acts perform on the dance floor level, meaning you cannot see anything below the waist. The seating arrangement is poor, and people frequently stand right at the front, blocking the view for everyone else. The Serious Negative: A Warning About the Spa I cannot stress this enough: do NOT use the spa facilities in this hotel. My wife and I had no intention of using the spa, but we were given a promotional free 15-minute massage. I have a bad neck and shoulders, and I am also currently recovering from a severe ligament tear in my arm that has taken months to heal. It had finally improved to the point where I could sleep through the night. During the free trial, a woman entered the room and gave us a incredibly aggressive sales pitch, claiming my wife needed two full massages and I needed four. When I explained my arm injury, she claimed she could fix it in four sessions. She even resorted to scare tactics, telling me I would "go blind" if I didn't purchase four massages at 50 Euros each. She referred to herself as a doctor, but she was nothing more than an aggressive, awful salesperson. Against my better judgment, I agreed to buy just one additional massage for my neck and arms. The session started fine with hot stones, but in the final 10 minutes, the therapist began violently pulling at my injured arm. I explicitly told him to stop and relax, explaining that you cannot massage away a ligament tear, but he completely ignored me. He re-tore my ligament. My arm was in absolute agony for the entire remainder of the holiday. To make matters worse, as soon as the massage ended, they immediately tried to sell me more sessions again. I got out of there as fast as I could. This completely ruined the trip for me, as I could no longer sleep on my right side and spent the rest of the holiday being woken up in severe pain every time my body naturally turned over in bed. Avoid the spa at all costs. Photos of drinks are from the premium bar.

I am in love with this place Family place, nice food, kind people all of the team member are amazing Tayfun and all the team were amazing with us I will back next time

Excellent hotel Food is very good Staff are Amazon and friendly Especially Customer Relations staff Naci was very helpful and nice to us he asked always how we were thank you Naci Lots of entertainment on a nighttime food and food is very good good selection on a nighttime snack js during the day and the bar staff are amazing we will definitely be back I recommend this hotel

Ruya is a friendly woman. She helps us a lot at the beach. It is always clean, and she always asks if we need anything. The beach always looks great.

Great hotel! Staff are very kind and very helpful and friendly to everyone at the resort. Food and drinks were good and lots of options, very inclusive to different dietary requirements. Rooms are very clean and tidy and kept stocked with fresh water every day. Poolside atmosphere is perfect for everyone, especially families with poolside activities to keep busy. Location is very good just 5 minute walk from the local beach and 10 minutes from the closest shopping centre. Definitely recommend to visit on a first time trip to Antalya.

Lovely place i'll be back again. Animation team perfect. Everything is smooth and weather is great. Good fun and drinks.