Cook's Club Adakoy Marmaris-Adults Only

Отель удаленный - для меня это плюс. До города или на такси - 30 мин., или на лодочке - 20 мин примерно! В целом концепция отеля понравилась, закрытая территория, нет посторонних, свой пляж и пирс, яхты пришвартованы - вид очень красивый! Кухня не очень. Шашлык из курицы, заказывали 2 раза, каждый раз мясо было сильно пересушенным. Если не брать «все включено», то даже чай платный - 1,5 евро за пакетик Липтона! При этом в номерах нет чайного набора. Также в номерах нет халатов, лосьона для тела, кондиционера для волос, ватных палочек и дисков, не сильно критично, конечно, но в отелях 5* это должно быть! Плохая шумоизоляция в номерах, и так как территория отеля маленькая, то музыку, которая обычно до 23:30 играет у бара или бассейна - слышно и в номерах, а хотелось бы тишины часов с 22:00 хотя бы.

Чистый, удобный номер. Хороший кондиционер. Своеобразная обстановка в стиле лофт - штанга для вешалок вместо шкафа и вместо ящичков в тумбочке под ней плетеные корзинки. Очень вежливый и услужливый персонал. Говорят по английски понятно, видела одну девушку на ресепшн, говорящую по-русски. В море кто-то кусался, словно булавочные уколы - не понятно, кто. После обеда всегда волны. Некоторые бегают по дороге, ведущей в Мармарис. А иначе там некуда пойти, остров - гора непроходимая.

Отличный персонал, потрясающая бухта,где расположен отель, вкусная еда ,классная атмосфера

Отель расположен в нежилой горной части полуострова, с отдельным въездом. Нет никаких посторонних. Вид на Мармарис через залив Еда очень разнообразна, готовят по заказу и очень быстро. Каждый день разный выбор. Из готового только салаты и десерты. Номера разные, пришлось два раза поменять. В одном на наружной стене висели блоки кондиционенов и шумели круглосуточно. В другом за стенкой у «головы» кровати располагался туалет/душевая соседей. В некоторых предусмотрено отсутствие дверей у туалетов/душевых. Но ресепшн по возможности показывает наличие номеров и можно выбрать Везде чисто. Вот везде - номер, у бассейна, бассейн кажжую ночь чистят и хлорируют, у бассейна и на пляже постоянно убирают мусор и грязные стаканы, брошенные полотенца Все вежливы, улыбаются, моментально реагируют на все просьбы Если придираться - все-таки были нарушения концепции, по которой мы, в том числе, выбирали отель. На территории присутствовали дети (правда только в зоне ресторана). Далеко не всегда убирают бесхозные полотенца, которыми бронируют лежаки с раннего утра и до вечера. К бассейну отдыхающие носят еду (напитки любых видов можно) и им не делали замечания.

WOW WOW WOW

What an amazing find. The most relaxed resort you will find. Positioned in its own private bay with crystal clear water. If you’re a water sports lover this is the place for you. Some of the best food I’ve ever had in a. Hotel.

Great staff and food

Bar and restaurant staff, busra, Hassan Fatih, mazlum, oguz, alper, and the other amazing F&B staff and the instructors Nikki, Lucy and the other guys have been so good! A* holiday

Would certainly recommend!!

Friendly staff, great activities, gd weather and strong location

Ideal for lone female travellers

Just come back from a wonderful fews days. This was my first solo trip and the hotel is perfect for solo travellers, especially lone females. I like the fact that they cater for solo travellers and have social tables in the dinning area, so you can meet other people, if you wish. There are activities provided by Neilson Adventures, as they have a contract with them, if watersports is your thing or want to do something other than sunbathe. I didn't book through Neilson, but there are quite a few Neilson guests. My room was spacious. The food was lovely, wide choice, especially if your all inclusive like I was. Highlight was the ducks. I would definitely go again.

Lovely place, but...

The hotel itself was really lovely - luxurious, intimate, and set in absolutely gorgeous surroundings. The food was very good and, at first glance, it felt like the perfect place for peace and tranquillity. Unfortunately, that tranquil atmosphere was significantly impacted by the entertainment and music choices throughout the week. The daily DJ was very much the main entertainment every single day, with loud house music playing from around 4pm until late evening. Because the hotel is quite small and compact, there was really no escape from it unless you physically left the resort altogether - either via e-bike or by walking up an incredibly steep hill - which felt frustrating when we'd specifically booked to enjoy the hotel's facilities and activities (we were Neilson guests, so all activities were included in the package). I actually love music and enjoy a bit of house music myself, but not every single day, all afternoon and evening. A little variety in the entertainment would have made a huge difference. Two evenings featured films shown on a giant projector screen on the beach, which was a lovely and different touch, but otherwise the entertainment felt very repetitive throughout the week. The playlist around the pool during the daytime also became quite grating. It was often the same tracks repeated over and over, many of them fairly awful cover versions of popular songs, and there was really no respite from it. At times it felt relentless rather than relaxing. We even had hard bass music pounding away in the background during sunset SUP yoga, which completely undermined the calm atmosphere that activity was clearly supposed to create. There are some lovely walks nearby, and Marmaris old town is definitely worth visiting - either by water taxi or via a scenic 45-minute cycle ride. I'd personally avoid the newer shopping areas of Marmaris, though, as the constant hassling from shop staff trying to get you into stores quickly becomes exhausting. Another disappointment was the rooms, which had almost no storage whatsoever. Apart from a hanging rail with around ten hangers, there was virtually nowhere to put anything - no bedside drawers, shelves, or even hooks apart from towel hooks in the bathroom. We were unable to unpack our suitcases and ended up living out of them on the floor all week, constantly rummaging around for clothes and other items, which became surprisingly frustrating. Overall, the setting and atmosphere had the potential to be exceptional, but the functionality of the rooms and the constant loud music really let it down for us. A couple of music-led afternoons or evenings per week would probably have created a much better balance.