Rose Garden Premium Hotel

“Amazing hotel”

I had a really wonderful experience at Rose Garden kemer. The staff were extremely kind and welcoming, always doing their best to make sure I was comfortable. They even offered me a few extra complimentary services, which made my stay feel even more special. Big thanks to Victoria & Oguzhan ! Every… Mais

I had a really wonderful experience at Rose Garden kemer. The staff were extremely kind and welcoming, always doing their best to make sure I was comfortable. They even offered me a few extra complimentary services, which made my stay feel even more special. Big thanks to Victoria & Oguzhan ! Everything was handled with such care and hospitality, and I truly appreciated the effort they put into making my visit enjoyable. I would highly recommend Rose Garden Kemer to anyone looking for a pleasant and memorable stay.

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“Great short stay”

This hotel is in a really pretty setting. As soon as we stepped into reception and before taking our names for check in we were ushered to the snack bar to get food as it was about to close. This was a really good start. The hotel is modern and compact but has everything you need. Thanks to Ceyhan … Mais

This hotel is in a really pretty setting. As soon as we stepped into reception and before taking our names for check in we were ushered to the snack bar to get food as it was about to close. This was a really good start. The hotel is modern and compact but has everything you need. Thanks to Ceyhan who had a soft spot for our young daughter and indulged her with lots of attention. Victoria was very personable and a great face of the hotel, representing it well. The tweaks that could be made to make it excellent would be to have better management of staff being used to the best of their abilities. Bars often were staffed by service staff with no bar/drinks knowledge and this can make you feel a slight inconvenience when asking for something other than beer. This was not all the time but does need looking at. For example before dinner the lobby bar should be buzzing with life and drinks flowing with confident staff making them. The a la carte experience was really good and the mere, calamari and fish was all really beautifully cooked. This was a lovely finish to our stay. Thank you Victoria. The sea is beautifully warm and clear woth stunning views back to the mountains as you swim. Evening DJ was great and we really enjoyed the music trio from Cuba/ Venezuela. This was a great vibe. Overall we really enjoyed our stay and would come back for a short stay if in the area. Few shops and pharmacy in walking distance which was really useful.

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“Oktober 2025”

The hotel looks absolutely charming from the outside — clean, elegant, and with a lovely French touch. The lobby is beautifully decorated with perfect color combinations, giving a warm and sophisticated feel. Unfortunately, the positive impression ends there. We were three adult women who booked a… Mais

The hotel looks absolutely charming from the outside — clean, elegant, and with a lovely French touch. The lobby is beautifully decorated with perfect color combinations, giving a warm and sophisticated feel. Unfortunately, the positive impression ends there. We were three adult women who booked a triple room, but received one double bed and one small extra bed, more suitable for a child. The room was tiny, and we could hardly move around. Cleanliness could be much better, especially in the bathroom. Despite being three guests, we kept getting amenities for only two people — two towels, two bottles of water, etc. The concept of ultra all inclusive is misleading. Although food was available all day, the selection was very limited and mostly vegetarian. Meat options were rare — usually grilled chicken, fried fish, or meatballs. The salad bar was nice, but desserts were disappointing — all tasted the same with different colors. Fruits never changed. The food quality felt cheap and repetitive. Also, lunch and dinner tables were covered only with paper, which doesn’t fit a hotel claiming to be “ultra all inclusive.” The à la carte dinner was the only enjoyable part — proper tablecloths, clean glassware, and a pleasant atmosphere. However, when I politely asked for baklava (which was served to a nearby table), I was told they didn’t have any. Later, the manager approached us and awkwardly said she expected a 10/10 rating, which was very unprofessional. Another unpleasant moment was when we ordered Turkish coffee in the lobby — we waited over 20 minutes, and the man who finally made it seemed irritated and used dirty equipment. Almost no one speaks English except the manager, and most staff communicate only in Russian. The beach area was cute, with comfy sunbeds and good music, but the bar was messy and waiters’ shirts were stained. Overall, the hotel looks lovely but fails to deliver true ultra all inclusive service. It has potential, but the management, cleanliness, and food quality need serious improvement.

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