What food and drinks are included in all-inclusive hotels in Bodrum, and what costs extra?
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 15 days ago
TL;DR
Based on guest reports, local beer and wine, soft drinks, ayran, tea, coffee and some juices are generally included with main meals. Bar snacks such as sandwiches, crisps and nuts may be charged separately.
What the community said
Ice cream (including cone options, with more flavors than at the beach) is only available on a schedule — about two hours per day.
14 days ago Scheduled ice cream hours
Freshly squeezed juice is only served at breakfast, lunch and dinner; not readily available outside meal times.
14 days ago Fresh juice at meals only
The hotel has a separate vitamin bar with juices, but drinks there are paid and not included in the all-inclusive package.
14 days ago Vitamin bar (paid)
Wine or champagne with fruit may be brought to the room, and complimentary à la carte dinner is sometimes offered.
21 days ago Room wine/fruit
The bar only stocks beer, water, Fanta, Sprite and cola; pizza and burgers are served on a schedule, after lunchtime.
21 days ago Limited bar selection
The bar has a separate paid menu with sandwiches, crisps, nuts and drinks. These items are not part of the complimentary meal package.
27 days ago Paid bar menu
Guests reported that tomato juice, ayran, beer, rosé wine and cola were included. The beach restaurant also served iced coffee and a selection of brewed teas.
34 days ago Beach restaurant
Breakfast includes tea, ayran, coffee and juices, while lunch and dinner include soft drinks plus local beer and wine. Guests also highlighted ripe watermelon, peaches and apricots.
35 days ago Local beer and wine