Blue Dreams Resort

"This is the hotel with most amazing views and party nights. I recommend that they improve the kitchen-the food is the same every day and there's no plenty of desserts. Muhteşem manzaralara ve parti gecelerine sahip otel burası. Mutfaklarını geliştirmelerini tavsiye ederim; yemekler her gün aynı ve çok fazla tatlı yok."

"We stayed here recently, and overall, it was a good experience. The resort is massive — built on a curved hillside with around 10 levels spread across a large area (feels like 200 meters of slope). Be prepared to walk a lot! Personally, I liked the layout and how the property is built, but we did struggle a bit as we had a 7-month-old baby in a stroller. There are three outdoor lifts, but they’re quite far apart due to the way the resort is designed. There are five swimming pools in total. One is a kids’ pool (about 50 cm deep), three are around 140 cm deep, and one is an infinity pool — the highlight of the resort. Another pool has slides and is great for kids, while one near the dining area didn’t seem to be used much. We mainly used three pools, and since we have a toddler, we practically had one of them to ourselves — our son loved it! There’s also a small heated indoor pool near the spa (about 150 cm deep). The food was good, though mostly European — around 95% of the guests were European, and the buffet reflected that. Still, there was something for everyone, and the Turkish desserts were definitely a highlight. The cheese and salad counters were also interesting, though the options were quite repetitive throughout the day. Every evening there’s a BBQ station, which was nice. There’s a tea garden open all day, a snack bar nearby, and another one near the beach, plus several bars around the resort — all very impressive. As it was our son’s birthday, the hotel kindly offered us a free à la carte dinner. The food and ambience weren’t particularly special, but since it was complimentary, we appreciated the gesture. If it had been a paid meal, it might have been a bit disappointing. The main downside for us was the room. It definitely wasn’t five-star standard — in fact, there seemed to be no real standard at all. As a family of five, we were given two adjoining rooms. One had a shower with a missing sliding door and visible mold. The patio door didn’t lock properly, and the bed and mattress were mismatched in size. Both rooms were spacious — one with twin beds and one with a double — but both had broken fixed headboards. Despite catering mostly to European guests, the TVs only had Turkish channels, so no English cartoons for the kids (not a big deal, though, since we spent most of our time outside). I’ve shared some photos of the hotel and also of the rooms we were given, so others can get a better idea of what to expect. The evening entertainment included a dance show, which was excellent — energetic, professional, and truly entertaining. Service throughout our stay was great. Staff were friendly, helpful, and always smiling. A special mention to the person who served us at the à la carte restaurant, the DJ who ran the dance program, and the ladies in the spa. The resort also has a hair salon, small shops selling swimwear, toys, and clothes — convenient for families. For the four days we stayed, I’d say it was worth the money. I booked it just two days before the trip via LastMinute.com and don’t regret it."

"First time in this resort, the most relaxed spacious resort we have ever stayed in. But the most pleasing aspect has to be the staff, who are friendly, polite , attentive and always willing to help in any way they can. A special mention must go to Gökhan the Customer Relations Manager who made us feel as though he really appreciated our choosing this resort and arranged days out for us which made our visit extra special. A proper gentleman who will make your visit special Overall will recommend to anyone visiting the Bodrum area."