Alan Xafira Deluxe Resort

Alan Xafira Deluxe Resort stands out from the crowd with its attractive gold dome roofs. This All Inclusive hotel boasts a coastal location, just 20km from Alanya. The little guests can splash around in the children’s pool, while the teenagers will head straight for the water slides. Meanwhile parents can relax on the terrace by the main pool, or head for the indoor Jacuzzi®. The entertainment programme will keep all ages happy. While sports fanatics may opt for a game of beach volleyball, billiards or table tennis.

The main buffet restaurant is open at standard meal times, as well as offering a late breakfast and midnight snacks. For the kids there’s child-friendly foods. If you fancy a more formal dinner, there’s a choice of four a la carte restaurants. One dishes up a sizzling BBQ feast, while the catch of the day is on the menu at the seafood restaurant. Italian and Turkish themed eateries complete the collection. From late morning until the end of the afternoon the snack bars serve light bites such as burgers and salads. For a sweet treat visit the Patisserie – it’s open from 4pm until midnight, so you can even have a bedtime borek.

A range of hot, cold and alcoholic drinks are available from the seven onsite bars. The Lobby Lounge is open 24/7, while night owls will make a beeline for the Disco Bar open from 11:30pm to 2:30am. You can get a flavour of the local culture at The Tea House, where black and herbal teas are served the traditional Turkish way.

Standard rooms have a view of the pool, sea or garden, where you can see orange and lemon trees. These sleep up to four guests (max. three adults). The Family option has two areas, separated by sliding doors. There’s one French bed, one single bed and two sofas that can convert into additional sleeping options. Cots are available on request.

Alan Xafira Deluxe Resort is within driving distance of the resort of Alanya. It's famous for its wide sandy stretches, including Kleopatra Beach, named after the Ancient Egyptian ruler. Here, you can also find Alanya Castle, a fort that's been transformed into an open-air museum. The town is surrounded by other relics of the Ottoman Empire, including red-tiled villas and Kizilkule Tower. And don’t miss the chance to visit the nearby Dim Cave, with its limestone stalactites and stalagmites.