What are large all-inclusive resorts in central Kemer like — do they feel crowded and what condition are they in now?

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TL;DR

A large resort in central Kemer with about 30,000 sq m of grounds is considered big for the area; the spacious territory prevents overcrowding, but recent reviews say the buildings and rooms have fallen into disrepair and need renovation.

What the community said

Beyond general queues, one major resort's biggest issue is a very small beach — sunbeds get claimed by 6-7am, with intense competition for spots despite the hotel's large overall grounds.

29 days ago

Room condition can vary a lot by building within the same resort: the older main block has cramped ~26 sq m rooms with wobbly furniture and narrow beds, while a newer wing offers fresh renovations, new furniture, AC, and thorough daily cleaning.

29 days ago 26 sq m, old block vs new wing

Despite the large grounds, guests report queues almost everywhere — for food, at drink bars, and for the water slides; everyone gets served eventually but waiting is common.

Recent visitors say the once-stylish sea-view buildings are now run-down — the property needs new management or investment to restore the rooms.

needs renovation

When asked if the hotel feels crowded due to its size, locals noted the extensive grounds prevent it from feeling packed with guests.

The hotel's grounds cover roughly 30,000 sq m, which is considered large for a property in central Kemer, though bigger resorts exist elsewhere.

30,000 sq m