What’s actually included in ultra all-inclusive hotel bars in Turkey: which drinks are free, is the bar open 24/7, and what costs extra?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 13 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 13 days ago
TL;DR
Traveler reports suggest that ultra all-inclusive in Turkey does not always mean a free 24/7 bar: round-the-clock service may be unavailable, only a limited set of cocktails can be free, and some drinks or the disco bar may cost extra. It’s worth checking the free cocktail list and bar opening hours before booking.
In the most recent feedback, a traveler said that in a Turkish ultra all-inclusive hotel the key concern was having a decent bar alongside good food. Beer was described as acceptable, but bringing your own spirits was suggested if you are picky about the selection.
Another traveler reported that only 4 cocktails at the bar were included for free. These were not listed in the main menu, and a separate free-drinks menu was expected later, so it’s best to ask for the included drink list right at check-in.
One report says that even though the package was labeled ultra all-inclusive, the bar was not open 24/7, and some drinks plus the disco were charged extra. In practice, that means you should verify whether a round-the-clock bar is available and exactly which drinks are included.