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    Club Hotel Felicia Village

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    InManavgat, Antalya Area, Turkey

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    ABOUT THE HOTEL

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    • Free Wi-Fi

    The Club Hotel Felicia Village has got kid-friendly activities and a fun-filled splash park, plus there's a spa and live entertainment.

    At this hotel, kids can play in the splash zone and on the main pool's slides, and adults get an impressive spa and gym. Turkish dance performances take place in the Roman-style amphitheatre, and discos are held on the beach.

    Situated in the Antalya area, this hotel's just a one-minute walk from a beach. For a wider selection of shops, restaurants and bars, guests can drive for 20 minutes to reach the inland town of Manavgat – there's a lively market here on Mondays, and scenic waterfalls a short drive north.

    While you're away, you can speak to us anytime - we're available 24/7 via the TUI App, phone, SMS and email. The easy-to-use TUI App is also packed with info and tips. It sends you important updates, like your airport transfer times, too.

    • Rooms: 240
    TRAVELIFE CERTIFIED

    This hotel meets global standards on how it's protecting the environment, looking after staff and supporting the local community.

    Things you'll love

    • Live shows
    • Outdoor pool
    • Splash park

    Location

    • 10 miles to Roman Ruins
    • 10 miles to Side Amphitheatre
    • 9 miles to Manavgat Waterfall and River
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    FOOD & DRINK

    All Inclusive

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    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Evening Meal
    • Drinks
    • Snacks

    Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner. Selected local-brand alcohol, soft drinks, tea and coffee. Snacks at set times.

    Facilities

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    • Outdoor pool

      There's a massive pool boasting a huge terrace and 3 waterslides one side.

    • Buffet restaurant

      You'll be able to pick from a big buffet spread here and there's a variety of theme nights.

    • Spa*

      There's an impressive spa offering here with a range of pamper treatments, a sauna, fitness centre and hammam.

    Rooms

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    • 2 Bedroom Family Room with Balcony

      Featuring 2 bedrooms, air conditioning as well as a TV, radio, safety box and a balcony. The bathrooms also has a hairdryer. This room has space for up to 5 people.

    • 2 Bedroom Family Room with Balcony

      Featuring 2 bedrooms, air conditioning as well as a TV, radio, safety box and a balcony. The bathrooms also has a hairdryer. This room has space for up to 5 people.

    From the UK with no Kids change Hotels now!!!
    29 Oct , 2019 T4210QQamandar, 503829
    I want to start by saying my review is negative but there were some great aspects to the Hotel that unfortunately got over shadowed by the bad. The hotel is so clean. There are staff working morning, noon and night to make sure that you never see any litter or dirt anywhere. The staff are very friendly and we never had a problem with any of them. Victoria on the Customer Relations desk is amazing and works wonders. I will say it again if you are British and do not have kids do not book this hotel. If you have already booked it then change it!! You have been warned. Now the reason we will never return to this hotel. Brush up on your German before you travel. Trust me you will need it as that is the only language you will hear spoken from the moment you arrive. Myself and my Husband booked a relaxing 2 week trip to Turkey NOT Germany!! The food is very German, the entertainment is all in German you order drinks in German or risk not getting what you want. The hotel when we stayed must have been around 90% German when we were there. Full of kids and I mean full! The children are just as rude as the adults and do not believe in queuing for anything. Get your sunbeds at around 7am to guarantee you actually get where you want to be. We saw an extended family of at least 10 secure 10 beds around one pool and then leave their towels there to then go around the other pool where there were another 10 beds saved for them. This happened a lot as you could walk around the complex and see a towel on every bed but tons not being used for pretty much the whole day. There is a pool that is called the relax pool as there is no music and its meant to be quieter. Is it hell. This pool is used by families as its closer to the rooms and the kids bomb in the water and shout and scream all day long. There is no escape in this hotel from Children. Now I don't dislike children but when they are left to run around restaurants and scream as my Husband described as feral animals. People are carrying hot food and these kids are using the restaurant as a playground. I know what the hotel will say that we were informed we were going to a family hotel. Yes I noticed on booking that there was a kids club but never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined the sheer numbers of kids. There certainly needs to be some better communication from British Tui with regards to this. They also need to make it fairer for the British to stay in this hotel. With everything in German its not fair. I would rather everything in Turkish after all that is the country I am travelling to and therefore all the guests are in the same boat. Most of this is not the hotels fault its Tui's but as it seems to be a 100% Tui hotel guests staying here they need to buck up their ideas. We were told it was only the second year they were sending British guests here. Well we went at the end of the second season and I would hate to have imagined how day one was when our trip was so awful. Make it fair, advertise properly, sort out the food and give us more local dishes and not just tailor it to the Germans. The desserts are horrid. They look amazing so the chef should be congratulated but on the other hand the taste is terrible. They only get put out at the start of the evening so if you want to have a later dinner to possibly avoid the children there is not always much left. The flat breads taste of nothing and the pizza is appalling. The beach restaurant was very hit and miss. Food often not replace very fast and the guys working there (especially the young one that had all the front of his hair sticking out his hair net) were pretty slow filling up empty containers. They would only start cooking when things had run out and not pre empt it at all. There was a lady we saw every evening that we think was the General Manager. The staff seemed scared of her but she didn't even smile at the guests. I gave feedback via an internal server and never got a reply during my stay. Victoria was the only one that tried to put things right for us. Now this seemed like I am a crazy lady having a rant but 2 weeks somewhere with an unfair language barrier, full of rude people and kids and barely another British person to converse with tends to drive you a bit barmy. The hotel is also in the middle of nowhere and they do not tell you about the shuttle service like its a secret. Now we don't go on holiday to watch tv but when you cannot get a table and there is no entertainment you can watch as its all in German and kids are screaming and shouting the only place you can go for respite is your room. 3 British speaking tv channels (all news) at least 15 in German and are entertainment etc. The wifi is good so take a tablet and stream stuff on NETFLIX. It saved us going crazy. I find it odd that there are no other reviews since the 20th September.
    Very good stay but...
    20 Sep , 2019 golondrina2010, 274847
    I just came from the vacation in Club Felicia Village and I must say that it was a great stay. Pros: - Great night animation, - Customer service at guest relation - Victoria, - There was plenty of food and tasty! What I was most afraid of was that there will be no options for vegetarians, there was MANY! - The service in general was very good, smiling even if they did not speak English :( - Room was clean and recently refurbished - Bell boy service was great as well - Beach, pools, garden (beautiful) were clean. - There ware also many hammocks to chill. - Small bazaar, shop, doctor are in place. Cons: - The most annoying ... Almost no one speaks English so it was difficult to communicate. When check-in the receptionist explained us everything in German! None of us speaks German, but some words were similar to English. Waiters also do not speak English, so we had to learn few words in German :( Generally in hotel, everyone speaks German or Russian.. - Plastic is NOT fantastic!! Straws everywhere, not even asking if you want one, giving you per default :( Water, there was only one water dispenser in the whole hotel! 4 big fridges daily filled with water in plastic bottles (220 ml). I was shocked!!!! Please change it ASAP! - Not a perfect stay for couples but perfect for families with kids! Also many food options and great animation. - There was not many alco drink vriations. Additionally, if you wanna go to Side you will pay: 25€ taxi, 3€ bus (Manavgat change) - one way! Bus is nice, safe and good adventure when they pick up people :) Side transportation is free.
    Not suitable for English!
    20 Sep , 2019 Holls W
    We booked this hotel as was recommended by TUI. Transfer from the airport to the hotel is about 2 hours. When we arrived, we were originally given the wrong room, was given another one and was told we had to change again in the morning! The hotel was filled with children (we asked TUI for a no kids one!) Full or Germans and Russians (think there was only 2/3 couples that were English) All the staff speak German, when you say to them "Sorry, English?" they just walk off! Don't even bother will the Al Carte Italian restaurant. Everything was bland, didn't taste like Italian at all! The grill Al Carte was OK, but the food was just the same as Turkish night. We didn't get to try the fish one. The normal restaurant - breakfast is basic. Only get fried eggs, scrambled egg, boiled egg, omelette (already made up, you can't add what you want!) pancakes, croissants, chocolate croissants, cake, bread, or... you can toast your own sandwiches! Closest you can get to sausage or bacon is veal... and don't bother thinking about baked beans, they don't exist there! Although they did have salad out?! There was your usual cereals selection though, but again, all full of sugar! Lunch and dinner, food was nice, although with the salads they added fresh herbs to everything and was just very overpowering! One night they did a Turkish night, they had all the market stools around the hotel, camels, and the food in the Restaurant was kebabs etc. Cocktails are horrible, just full of sugar/syrup! Didn't even have the usual Pina Colada!! The hotel is also in the middle of nowhere, so you can't even go out for a walk. We went on 2 excursions and they were amazing! The first one was Magnavat Waterfall, we went on a pirate like boat, and went along Magnavat River. We stopped at a bay where you walk across the beach and can have a swim in the Mediterranean Sea, you can also swim in the Magnavat River but that was VERY cold!! :-) Lunch was served to us on the boat, and it was very tasty, lunch was included, only thing you have to pay for is drinks. After this, we then went to the Magnavat Waterall, this was amazing to see, but be prepared for tourists getting in the way, pushing in, and being damn rude! We then went to "Dickman" shop which is a fake brand shop, this is better quality than the markets. After that, it was the market, they give you a meeting point and a card of a map in case you get lost (believe me, it's so big you can!) The other excursion was an evening one where we went to Alanya, went up the the castle to watch the sunset, then we had range rover rides around the city, where we then stopped off at a local Turkish restaurant, the food was absolutely lovely! Again, food was included, you only have to pay for drinks. We made friends with some English people, and every time we laughed we just got dirty looks from the Germans and Russians!! We then went to the top of Alanya, and were given a cop of wine while we look at the amazing views! The guys who did this were amazing, so friendly, and fun! They only work with TUI though :-) The hotel itself gave us a bad experience, but the excursions made us enjoy the holiday. We didn't feel like we relaxed here, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone! Especially if you're a couple without kids!
    Great stay at the Felicia Village
    15 Sep , 2019 JoanneK169, 186262
    Just back from our 2 week vacation where overall we had a really good holiday, all things considered. First visit to Turkey and all fears put to rest upon arrival at hotel. Welcomed warmly and yes driven to room in buggy at 90 miles an hour which brought a smile to our tired faces. Room laid up as 2 singles plus an additional bed and the sofa bed was also made up. We travelled as a couple and within minutes the room had been turned into the room we expected minus the extra beds. Didn't understand the sheet situation. Of waffle type material and a strange shape. I went for the duvet in the wardrobe and took advantage of the aircon. On the whole we had comfortable nights sleep. The rooms were a good size with kettle and fridge. There was a shower only and the toilet had a water jet bidet which after many giggles we fell in love with it and Amazon are delivering one today for us! The grounds are lovely and spacious. There were many activities to participate in, young and old. The pool in the spa was drained, we did not partake in the facilities. There are 2 pools and both looked nice, and busy. We spent our time at the sea which benefited from a breeze as the temperature was wonderfully warm. The beach is pebbly and we bought beach shoes on day 1 after sore toes! We wished we'd bought an inflatable as they seemed fun. 3 a la carte restaurants but you can only eat in them once a week. To be honest more quantity than quality for me but fantastic to be served. Everyone's expectations of buffets are different and mine are low however I did eat the food and try different things, mainly from the local table. Lots of fruit which was lovely. Throughout the day there are pancakes, ice creams, jacket potatoes and doughnuts available at different times. You wont go hungry. Speak to the customer service team. They helped us when the rep handed advised us about our pick up. More importantly the hotel offers shuttles to local areas at a fraction of the cost of a taxi or holiday rep. We would have done more if we'd known about it but found out too late and had booked via tep instead. Everyone was friendly and some of the staff went over and above. We found the top bar bar man really friendly in the evening and yes there was a slight language barrier however my Turkish is rubbish. Yes the hotel is family friendly. No there are not many English guests. Yes you can use Lira or Euro. No, the animal rides were not nice to look at due to the kept conditions. Yes, you can eat all day. Yes, you'll get a great tan. Yes everywhere is clean. No it's not ultra modern. Am sure you'll have a good time and we'll be back to Turkey that's for sure.
    Brilliant for families - NOT so great for couples
    08 Sep , 2019 Lucy W
    We have just this morning returned from a last minute holiday to Felicia Village. We normally go away in September and are happy to choose family hotels as the children are back at school so it’s peaceful, however we went a little earlier this year and as this is a predominantly German hotel (where, it seems, children go back to school later in the month) it was really busy with lots of young families. However, this is 100% our fault and not the hotels, hence why I am more than happy to give a positive review on the basis that this seems to be a great place for families. That being said, Felicia Village is heavily geared towards children so if you are a young couple I would book elsewhere, even outside of peak season. Like other reviewers, we found the hotel to be very clean with hardworking staff keeping on top of everything, which ensured we had a comfortable stay. However, one strange thing - the blanket on the bed was TINY! It was quite comical (although not when we first arrived at 2am..) - it was a king size bed and the blanket just about covered one and half of us (and I promise we are not a large couple!) but when we requested an extra blanket from reception we returned to our room to find two additional ones on the bed, so it was resolved quickly for us. There are two choices of pool areas - a quiet area and a large family pool with a pool bar. We chose the larger pool as there was no working bar at the smaller pool and we like to have a drink on holiday. This leads me on to my only real complaint - the drinks at this hotel were absolutely rubbish! We have stayed all inclusive many times before so it’s safe to say the bar for drinks was set pretty low - we expected local spirits and beer. However there was only one choice of beer, Efes, and there was no rum!! Honestly I sound like a drama queen but to me a holiday includes plenty of rum so it was very disappointing. Further to this, the vodka, whiskey and gin all tasted the same and weren’t nice at all. I tried every combination to find a drink I liked but nothing was nice - the cocktails were horrendous and in the end I was just drinking pepsi. We asked about premium spirits which we expected to pay an additional cost for, but either we had no luck with the language barrier or they just didn’t have them (unclear). A few other reviewers have complained about a language barrier. Yes, some of the staff really struggled with English (which lead to some hilarious drink combinations being produced!), but, in my opinion if you want guaranteed English speaking staff go to Cornwall. They all made the effort and we got by. The food was better than your average all inclusive - I honestly believe you get what you pay for with all inclusive hotels and this one was fine, you didn’t go hungry for sure! Yes the cakes were crap (as they always are at all inclusive) but there was baklava every day so we were happy. We especially enjoyed the Turkish night with great food, entertainment and a market with lovely stools. However the market did include camel and donkey rides featuring sorry looking chained & muzzled camels and the most down and out looking donkey I’ve ever seen. It nearly brought me to tears and I would urge this hotel to not support this going forward! Overall, we had a lovely time at Felicia village. As mentioned at the beginning this hotel is heavily focussed on families and I would gladly recommend to any of our friends with young children - there is so much for little ones to do and the complex feels safe and secure. I think this hotel offers excellent value for money and we had a brilliant time, however the location is rubbish if you want to explore which is why we won’t be returning (until we have little ones of our own!).
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