Luxury all inclusive August holiday

budgetflyer

wallbash wrote: »

I was here two years ago

http://www.susesihotel.com/en/index

location Belek in Turkey

wow. I think I want to go there too.:beer: Are the A la Carte restaraunts included in the All Inclusive package wallbash?

At 1625 per week (per couple) for August, 10 days might just squeeze into a £1500 pp budget with flights and transfers

https://www.sunshine.co.uk has the best price for this place I could find

wallbash

When I was there most but not all of the a la cartes were included and even if they wern't the extra was not excessive.

Sun shaded parasol were available all day , just the ones on the edge of the pool got snapped up fast. The parasol's were the biggest I have ever seen , required in the sunshine at midday.

Ps the swim up room , were nice but a bit quite. And as I said the barman knew my requirements after the first day and often had the drinks waiting.
We ate mostly at the buffet, I like the vast range .

ghdgirl

Thanks everyone, will investigate the suggestions

redmalc

If you could stretch a bit look at Iberostar Grand Paraiso in Riviera Maya,Iberostar Grand Bavaro in Dom Rep or Iberostar Grand Rose Hall in Montego Bay.
We have been to them all,fantastic all inc adult only,everything is included with the best Brandies,Scotches and Champagne.
The food is brilliant with Lobster,filet steak every day if you want it,the only UK agents are First Choice/Thomson and Thomas Cook.We have travelled the world and these hotels are the best you can get.

MrsE_2

redmalc wrote: »

If[/url] you could stretch a bit look at Iberostar Grand Paraiso in Riviera Maya,Iberostar Grand Bavaro in Dom Rep or Iberostar Grand Rose Hall in Montego Bay.
We have been to them all,fantastic all inc adult only,everything is included with the best Brandies,Scotches and Champagne.
The food is brilliant with Lobster,filet steak every day if you want it,the only UK agents are First Choice/Thomson and Thomas Cook.We have travelled the world and these hotels are the best you can get.

Sounds good :-)
Im off here this year

http://www.bahia-principe.com/en/hotels/punta-cana/resort-esmeralda/

scientificbabe

Belek in turkey for me as well been the Susesi, the Rixos Premium belek, Delphin imperial Lara beach, top hotel my fav , Corniela diamond belek, all 24hour all inc. top quality you wont be disapointed with any of them.


Small charge for al'a cartes 10 euro's, worth the charge though!

wallbash

scientificbabe wrote: »

Belek in turkey for me as well been the Susesi, the Rixos Premium belek, Delphin imperial Lara beach, top hotel my fav , Corniela diamond belek, all 24hour all inc. top quality you wont be disapointed with any of them.


Small charge for al'a cartes 10 euro's, worth the charge though!

Always willing to take advice. As you have been to both , how is the 'diamond ' better . Am I correct its the one next to the Susesi at the bottom of the road?

scientificbabe

Yes the Corniela Diamond is next to the Susesi been the susesi 2 times 2 min walk out the front entrance of the susesi .. or a stroll along the beach and it is there. The diamond the rooms are far more superior .Both hotels very 'similar' in quality and service etc and is hard to choose which one is the 'better'. Been to the voyage belek as well but felt this wasnt on par with the others we had been didnt have the wow factor for us, cpl in our late 30's here.The Rixos premium belek we are going next week and that is a great hotel as well been before
Going to the new titanic Delux belek in September and delphin imperial.
Out them all the best one by far is the Delphin imperial lara beach fantastic hotel. hope this helps a bit..lol

wallbash

So its down to the rooms , we were lucky , I had booked two standard rooms but was offered a swop to a three floored swim up room .

The rest of this post is just to get the readers jealous :rotfl:

There were three of us , to occupy three double rooms plus a lounge .
The suite had 4 flatscreen tv and three bathrooms.

My wife asked me why the upgrade, I expect two smaller rooms were more flexible than a suite which was more family orientated.