Royal Wings

"Great trip had with the family. We upgraded to the duplex room. Worth having for a family of four. The hotel is of 5 star standard the food offering however is closer to a 3 star. It is all inclusive but is the same Turkish dishes every night with little variety each night. We paid extra for the a la carte however most nights it wasn't offered. The steaks were good qualify but was very disjointed and amateur with the kids main courses served before a pre starter was served. Management is rude and not approachable sadly. In all great venue but look for other food options outside of the hotel if your after variety."

"Good: Food variety, Quality & Choice Waterpark excellent Fairground not bad for a young kid Staff pleasant, attentive and engaging Pool is huge and never fought for a sun bed-huge plus Could be better: Scheduling/timings were just awful! I felt like I was back in work running for what opens and closes when. No food 16.00-18.30 and 2100-0000 unless you like tiny posh cakes. We missed this day one and had a child starving at 4pm. Also came home after a trip and Wed missed dinner and not a scrap of food for a kid. Poor in a supposed 5* AI. This is the worst point! Water park great, but again 10-12 then 14-17 why not leave it open it’s so annoying managing your holiday by your watch. Walls are very thin and if a sensitive sleeper it’s an issue. I’m not a big far of Turkey in general as a destination, but Lara beach has changed my view. Hotel was good value, staff were really good with children and loved the 20 min transfer from airport. Would visit again. Lots of hotels in the area all within walking on this strip."

"Royal Wings Hotel presents a mixed experience, with certain aspects deserving praise, while others raise serious concerns. On the positive side, the housekeeping staff—particularly the Indonesian women—were exceptionally warm, attentive, and professional. Their willingness to go above and beyond did not go unnoticed and stands out as one of the hotel’s strongest attributes. The hotel itself is clean, spacious, and well-equipped, offering amenities such as a fairground and water slides, which are especially appealing for families. The availability of food huts serving items like pizza, jacket potatoes, doner kebabs, and ice cream is a convenient feature. However, the inconsistent operating hours of these outlets are poorly planned; some closing as early as 3pm is highly impractical, particularly for families with children who may require flexible meal options throughout the day. Unfortunately, the negative aspects are significant and difficult to overlook. As a Muslim woman who wears a hijab, I experienced what appeared to be dismissive and discriminatory behavior from some of the Turkish male staff. Initially, I considered whether this might be a cultural form of respect directed toward my husband, but repeated incidents suggested otherwise. On multiple occasions, I was overlooked while others—specifically white guests—were served promptly. For example, at the pool, a waiter consistently took orders from other guests while ignoring mine. On another occasion, my order was taken but never delivered, while others received theirs without issue. During breakfast, when seated alone due to caring for my child, staff failed to approach me for even basic service such as drink orders. These patterns of behavior are deeply concerning and cannot be easily dismissed as coincidence. Additionally, it is worth noting that the hotel’s guest demographic is predominantly Russian and German, which may influence the overall atmosphere and service dynamics. In summary, while the hotel offers good facilities and has some excellent staff members, the inconsistencies in service and the perceived discriminatory treatment significantly detract from the overall experience."