Long Beach Alanya

We stayed at Long Beach for the second time at the end of August 2025 (we were previously there in 2021). We very rarely return to hotels we've stayed at before. But this one was a fantastic price, and the only minor drawback I remember from our last trip was the biting fish in the sea (spoiler alert: we haven't been bitten at all this year 😁). We were assigned rooms at the resort, 1127—that's the floor where the reception is located, and there are two rooms on the floor below. The rooms are large with a double bed, a single bed, and a sofa. The renovations are fine; there are a few minor issues, but we didn't notice them. The grounds. Some people say they're very confusing, but we prefer hotels with large grounds, and this one is well-designed. There's a map of the grounds with all the locations marked, both online and printed at reception. There's plenty of entertainment for both children and adults. There are three full-fledged children's water parks and one for adults. The slides are fun, including some with inflatable tubes. Beach. We already knew that a good entrance is to the right of the resort pier, next to the adult water park. The entrance near the water park is perfect: no rocks, fine sand, and a gentle slope. The fish near the water park never bit us! I won't say much about the pools; there are plenty of them and they cater to every taste (some quieter, some with saltwater, some with daytime entertainment). Restaurant. Last time, we lived in harmony and often went to their restaurant. It's less crowded, but the selection is also smaller. This time, we ate breakfast and dinner at the resort, and for lunch, we usually went to the snack bars (near the resort's pirate ship and near the infinity pool). Breakfast, like at many hotels, included pancakes, Viennese waffles, various yogurts, many types of cheese (even several blue cheeses), vegetables, fruits, porridge, croissants, etc. Lunch at the resort offered slightly more meats, side dishes, and soups than snacks. The snacks included pasta, pizza, chicken shawarma (very tasty), rice, French fries, burgers, hot dogs, soups, and more vegetables and fruits. Dinners featured a variety of chicken and turkey dishes, various grilled fish, side dishes, local specialties, baklava, pastries, and cakes. There were fish days with crayfish, mussels, and shrimp. I really enjoyed the various shrimp and mussel sautés. They also make pasta outside, with whatever you like, and there are also various grilled meat dishes. I'd like to see more beef and lamb dishes. During our stay, there were only one or two types of beef/lamb dishes at dinner, sometimes none at all. Compared to last time, it's noticeable that the hotel has started skimping on food (unfortunately, this is true not only here but in many hotels as well 😔). I really want to commend the fast service of the waiters in the restaurant! We usually sat in the first room on the right. The waiters already knew our approximate orders and always brought them quickly. I can't give a full review of the alcohol, as I don't drink. But the cocktails were delicious, and imported alcohol was only served upon request. If you don't say anything, they'll pour you local. I believe that half of a successful vacation is the staff, and here the staff was polite, friendly, and responded quickly to all requests. I work in a hotel myself and know how much effort it takes to ensure all departments work smoothly and communicate all guest requests. The only downside I can think of is the room cleaning. The cleaning lady didn't do a great job, and there was a little dust in the corners. But that's probably a matter of luck, because our friends' rooms on the ground floor were absolutely spotless. Perhaps if a hotel has a quality control department, they should monitor room cleaning to ensure the maids don't slack off. And yes, tips didn't make a difference in our case; we left them every day. To sum it up, for us, the hotel has some minor downsides, but the upsides far outweigh the downsides! We tried to ignore the little things, and our stay was wonderful; we had no negative feelings. If you're looking for a hotel with large grounds, water parks, interesting kids' club programs, live music in the evenings, and reasonably good food, this is the place for you!

We were in Long in early October 2025. 7 people - 4 adults and 3 children (16 years old, 10 years old and 4 years old). Everyone liked everything! Excellent food! Meat: lamb, beef, chicken and turkey. Fish, including red fish, seafood. Lots of side dishes (pasta, rice and various vegetables). Leafy salads of different types. Sauces. Sweets. Very tasty gozleme and ayran. There was even honey in the comb. Large beach and territory! Well-groomed! There are 2 piers. Several water parks for adults and children of different ages (including a heated one). Pools, both heated (including children's) and not. Indoor pool. Outdoor pool with heated sea water. Lunapark with rides for both children and adults. Zoo. Children's pony rides. 2 children's clubs. My four-year-old ran to the resort's kids' club, dropping her slippers! Bravo to the animation team! The entire staff is very friendly and customer-oriented! They treat Russians well! There are performances in the amphitheater every evening, and discos until late at night. We highly recommend this hotel! We'll definitely be back next year!

#review We stayed at this hotel for the first time and chose it based on the kids' entertainment, of course, without any expectations. We knew that for that kind of money, the food, the alcohol, and the entertainment couldn't be top-notch. It's a paradise for kids—from the plethora of slides and pools, especially at this time of year, to the Turkish bath, carousels, kids' club, zoo, ponies, ice cream, a gentle descent into the sea, delicious snacks, and even our picky kids found a meat treat. We didn't go hungry either; there was always something to eat. We only had lunch on the beach, and we had a full meal, including soup, meat, and vegetables. I love chicken and turkey, so we had no problems with food. The alcohol is not over the top, but we don't drink much anyway. The coffee was disappointing at first, but then we found wonderful coffee in the cafeteria, not from a machine, and the problem was solved. The cleaning was adequate; the minibar wasn't refilled, but bottled water was available everywhere if you left the house. Personally, I was bothered by the fact that practically everything was a smoking area. It's probably cool for smokers, but standing in line for the children's rides and inhaling cigarette smoke wasn't exactly a pleasure. The same thing happened everywhere on the beach and by the pools, in the snack bars. Ashtrays were everywhere, and people were actively using them, of course. Everyone was relaxing, so why bother? The soundproofing was good; the nearby highway is quite busy, and the Tropicana parties were very audible, but we were all tired and drifted off to sleep, and those sounds were fine. The hotel is more of a recreational facility, after all, so we were understanding. Thanks to the kids' club team, although we didn't go there often, because... It was hard to get the kids off the slides, but it was clear that the people there truly cared about them, which was incredibly valuable. 🫶 My 5-year-old son was mesmerized by the mini disco and kept repeating everything. He said every day how much he loved the girls who worked there. I agree with him—they were all active, charismatic, and friendly, as were the guys from the kids' team, of course. 😉 I can't say anything about the adult entertainment; we didn't get to see any of it; it was just the kids hanging out. 😂