From booking to arriving back at Manchester Airport, everything was smooth. We were delighted with the booking process, the hotel staff, and the overall experience. The staff, especially in the hotel, were professional and friendly. We chose the last week of February to avoid crowds. The weather was cool but sunny—a plus. The outdoor pools were closed, and only a few water activities were available, but the water temperature was manageable. The lounge was cozy and perfect for relaxing due to the fewer guests. The staff were amazing, and the pastries were delicious. I booked a Junior Suite but wasn’t happy with the location. A helpful lady from the reception team (sorry, forgot her name) showed me different rooms and assigned me one with a lovely view. The restaurant staff were very friendly, especially the breakfast team, despite their limited English. One staff member even offered me a bus card when I asked about local transport. The Kids’ Club staff were patient and engaging, knowing each child individually. The Lilium Spa was inviting. I booked the VIP three-massage package, and the service was unforgettable—special thanks to Kadek. Food-wise, there was plenty of variety, from buffet breakfasts to late-night dinners. Everything was fresh, with lots of local greens and delicious side dishes. Even though cats were everywhere in the hotel, cleanliness was spot on, and hygiene standards were high. If you’re looking for a relaxing resort stay, I highly recommend this hotel. However, if you want to explore and shop, I wouldn’t recommend it due to high taxi costs run by an outside company. In Turkey, language barriers make it easy to be overcharged. Taxis were expensive—1,000 Turkish Lira for a 20-minute airport transfer and 1,500 Lira for a 10-minute drive to the bazaar. Uber isn’t available, and taxis, while easy to book, are overpriced. Sightseeing was disappointing. We paid £65 each for a tour that only covered a waterfall and an old-town visit. The guide misled us and took us to a jewelry outlet selling overpriced Turkish Sultanite stones. We wasted two hours there. Avoid booking activities with Love Holidays' tour reps. Instead, use booking apps. Public transport, including buses and trams, is reliable, punctual, and easy to use with contactless payment. Downloading a local transportation app is recommended. For mobile data, an eSIM app is a cheap and convenient option. Despite the scams, the overall experience was great—big shoutout to the hotel staff!