What time do hotel bars and disco close in Turkey all-inclusive resorts?
Based on 1 discussion with 8 participants · Last activity: 4 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 8 participants · Last activity: 4 days ago
TL;DR
Hotel bars typically run until 11pm–midnight, with dancing available at the bar until midnight. The disco runs all night but charges entry from 1am to 2am; a nearby cafe-bar stays open all night.
One guest reports the disco doesn't run daily but every other day, from 9pm to midnight. On the off days there's just music at the bar instead of a full disco.
For later nightlife, a club called 'Aura' is about a 5-minute walk from the hotel; the hotel arranges a midnight transfer there with security escort.
Dancing at the bar area is possible until midnight; after that, there's an indoor space to continue without disturbing other guests.
Music at the bar plays from 10am until 11pm, so there are plenty of opportunities to dance throughout the day.
The disco runs daily with a free bar inside, but ventilation is poor and the DJ (usually from the animation team) plays a specific style of music. The crowd skews young. A cafe-bar next to the disco stays open all night.
The beach area has almost no evening entertainment — just a handful of people who leave quickly. The main bar occasionally has some evening activity, with bartenders making an effort.
The best spots for the evening show are near the stage or the bar — good sightlines and drinks within reach. People start claiming spots from 8pm, but arriving at 9:30pm (after the kids' disco) makes finding a table easier than finding a chair.
All hotel bars are included in the all-inclusive package. The only exception is the disco, which charges an entry fee between 1am and 2am.