Where to stay
Where to stay in Belek
Belek is a resort coast, not a town, and the hotels reflect that: large five-star properties, most of them on all-inclusive terms, many with a golf course attached or a shuttle running to one.
All-inclusive, and what it covers
For a golf group this is worth more than it first appears. Meals, drinks and most of the incidental spend are settled before departure, so the trip has one price and the organiser is not collecting money all week. The difference between all-inclusive and ultra all-inclusive varies by hotel, usually in which restaurants and which drinks are covered, and we set it out in the quotation so you do not have to read the small print.
Hotel and course
Which hotel plays where
Linked hotel and course names open our guides. Unlinked names do not have a guide yet. “On the estate” means the course is inside the hotel grounds.
On-site or shuttle
Neither is automatically better
Some hotels have their own course a short walk from reception. Others run a scheduled shuttle to nearby courses, typically ten to twenty minutes each way. An on-site course suits a group that wants to play the same layout repeatedly; a shuttle base suits a rotation.
Rooms and groups
Twin rooms are the norm for society trips and single supplements vary considerably between hotels, so check early if part of your group wants their own room. Larger parties should also ask about room location: some resorts are big enough that the wrong block adds ten minutes to every morning.
Ask us early
Twin availability and single supplements are the two things that change a per-head price after deposits are collected. Both are worth settling before you take money from your members.
Next step
Twin rooms, single supplements, and which block you are in.
Tell us the size and shape of the group and we will match hotels to what you want from the week, not to what is easiest to sell.
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