I am writing only an honest review. I have rested in Turkey 5 times. Out of them, 3 times in 4-star hotels and two times in 5-star, I am currently at Viking. The hotel is positioned as 5 stars. BUT IT REALLY DOESN'T PULL AT 5 CU. why? here are the reasons: 1. small area and without additional pools for children and slides. Because all five-star hotels have slides and extra pools for children. 2. Cheap alcohol like in 3 and 4-star hotels. Beer, crayfish, wine, and gin. Some pubs have whiskey and Baileys. 3 Old rooms, no shower gel and shower set (robe and slippers), only soap and shampoo, and they change it twice a week. 4 Food is ordinary, I don't know who writes that the food is very diverse. Ordinary food like everywhere. There are no seafood or lamb here. And fruits watermelon, apples and plums with orange, like in the 4s. 5. The animation is the weakest, the scene is small, there aren't enough tables and chairs. Although there is nothing to watch there. Good alcohol is paid. 6 The beach is normal, but you have to walk 10 minutes. Bars there are paid too, minus. Basically nothing extraordinary. It's a normal 4K, it doesn't handle 5K. You can get it for 100 thousand for 7 days. But I paid 165. It's not worth its money. I rested cheaper and much cooler in 4 K.

We stayed at this hotel in September 2026. Overall, I would call it a rather economical "five." If you are used to the full-service hotels of this category, some things may surprise you. The mini-bar only has water, the safe is for a fee. There were three of us, and upon check-in, the towels and blankets were incomplete. The numbers are noticeably tired, although clean. They cleaned well, no complaints here. We liked the food. Fish, meat, chicken, grills, greens, vegetables and fruits, soups, olives, a large selection of sweets, there was a lot and it was mostly delicious. In the summer, the hotel does not offer a "breakfast + dinner" concept; only "all-inclusive" is available. For us, it turned out not very convenient, since we left almost every day to explore the surroundings of Kemer and went hiking, so we hardly used the hotel for lunch. We were given a room with a view of the pool and the mountains. The panorama is truly wonderful, perhaps one of the most pleasant moments of the stay. The impressions of the service were good at first. The staff at the reception, in the bar, and in the SPA communicated politely and professionally. But two days before our departure, a very unpleasant incident occurred at the à la carte restaurant. The service from the waiters was frankly surprising. Some of the dishes listed on the menu were not brought to us, and they reacted to questions with obvious irritation and unwillingness to clarify anything. At some point, the waiters, apparently deciding that we didn't understand Turkish, allowed themselves to make obscene remarks towards us while walking away from our table. For me, this has gone far beyond bad service. I went to the reception and asked management to react to what happened. The waiters subsequently denied everything, so the senior reception employee had to apologize to me. After that, we started paying attention to the waiters' work and several times saw a similar attitude towards other guests, including Europeans. When the guests asked for something, profanity in Turkish was also heard after them. The waiters themselves work quite fast and are mostly competent in their duties technically. But the expression of constant dissatisfaction on faces, especially while working in the main restaurant, is very noticeable. After our case, it seemed that management control over the behavior of the restaurant staff is quite weak. The overall impression of the hotel was mixed. Good food, cleanliness, beautiful view of the mountains, normal service at the reception, bar, and SPA. But the story with the waiters really spoiled the last few days of vacation. Well, at least what happened was just two days before our departure.

Stayed at a hotel in September 2026. When choosing a hotel for a vacation, I was guided by the fact that: I want relative quiet. Minimum of children. Hotel cleanliness. Delicious food. Sea access (10 minutes walk to the pebble beach, 10 minutes by shuttle from the hotel to the sandy beach). And evening entertainment. All of this and even more came true at the Viking Star hotel. Friendly staff who speak Russian (some have a little, but they do) are personable, always smile, and are ready to help you. We were greeted warmly at the reception. Arrived at the hotel in the morning, check-in was planned only in 5 hours. They registered me at the reception right away and told me that I could use all the hotel's services, which is what I did. Didn't waste time, left the suitcase at the reception, changed, made it to breakfast, and lay by the pool to sunbathe. They moved in even earlier than planned. The room had a stunning view of the mountains. Every morning, opening my eyes to see such a panorama, it's simply a miracle! Overall, the Fed table is 10 out of 10. I think anyone can find themselves a lunch and not go hungry. Salads, side dishes, meat, fish, poultry, separately fresh and also pickled vegetables and fruits. Sauces and various dressings. Confectionery All fresh and delicious. Besides sausage, Russian tourists probably won't particularly like it)) Drinks both non-alcoholic and alcoholic available: tea, coffee, lemonades, beer, wine, gin, vodka, raki. For cocktail lovers, you will have to pay extra. The condition of the furniture might seem a little worn to someone. But! Cleaning is done in the room every day. The hotel is generally always clean. Since I am perfinctionally obsessed with cleanliness, I liked this fact. Animation is held in the hotel every day except Sunday (the so-called "quiet day"). Aqua aerobics, darts, water polo in the afternoon. Karaoke in the evening, live music (beautifully singing hosts, you feel like you're at a small private concert) or a show program with invited groups of American and Cuban dancers. Very lively programs, it's impossible to sit still. Special attention to Turkish Night. It is organized on Wednesdays. Dinner is held in the pool area with a smooth transition to the show program. A small request: add more Turkish songs. For this color palette, we all tourists came to your country!) Special respect for the clean pool, always fresh water, no chlorine smell. I personally noticed how they take water samples from the pool for analysis during the day, and in the evening, the pool is closed completely for cleaning until morning starting at 7:00 PM. This is a mandatory action and all visitors are warned not to swim at this time. I would like to specifically mention my respect for the professionalism, involvement, and humanity of some employees: reception - Ilya and Ayshe. Spa zone - Aisu (if you fall for her charms on the first day, agree to the sauna with scrub and massage). Your body needs this. Just believe) The bar and waiters - everyone is a professional in their field, the service is like in a good cafe, only if you put an empty plate, they will remove it immediately. Omer, Alper, and Burak especially won hearts (the guys charge you with smiles from the morning, it's nice to go to the meal knowing that you will be met warmly there). And the most lively people, animators - Victoria and Roland. Always moving, positive, they'll talk, they'll pull you into some activity. If you are invited to the local club, don't be afraid, go boldly. They will take you and won't leave you unattended there. You can trust the guys. Thank you for this vacation! First time abroad. There were terrible fears. But none of them came true!