Excellent resort and very nice accommodations. High class and a huge masjid. Food was extensive and amazing. Not possible to try everything even in 3 days and menu even changed everyday! There are several cafes besides the main restaurant so plenty of options. Pools were outstanding and very large with water slides and heated so always comfortable. Hammam services were also excellent and reasonable. Self service hammam is free. There was also a nightly entertainment show which is nice.

The only negative is the beach is blocked by a big rock wall so you don't get any waves or the feel of being on an ocean beach. It is basically still water. The photos online are OLD and not accurate and are from before the wall was built. see google maps or the photo attached.

The views, food, customer service, special thanks to Ramazan and Selcan, both provided an incredible amount of humility and hospitality made our stay unforgettable.

Couldn’t fault the venue.

We had a wonderful stay at Adenya, the location is gorgeous and the amenities are excellent. The staff was lovely and helpful, we definitely felt welcome. I would highly recommend this to any family looking for a halal relaxing holiday, 10/10!

The food was fine, but it would have been nice to have more options with meat. Additionally, it’d be great if an iron could be provided on the rooms.

service

staff can’t speak English

Good resort with decent facilities. The staff were nothing courteous and professional.

The rooms are in need of refurbishment. They are below average, both in terms of comfort and functionality.

If you’re looking for an halal all inclusive, Adenya is the place to be. Really catering for islamic values. We really appreciated the secluded women only beach. We will be back

Nothing.

Location, private , quit

None

Amazing food, extremely friendly staff especially Ramzan, Enes, Emir at the restaurant. Fresh gozleme stations at various places, fantastic sports activities organised by the very friendly staff. The resort was fantastic, with each staff member making sure they go above and beyond. There were plenty of drinks stations and food places dotted around the resort, the views and the quality of the furnishings etc. were absolutely fantastic. The on-site shop stocked almost everything you could need on holiday, and the restaurant staff were keen to make sure anything you needed was provided. Overall, the place was extremely baby and child-friendly, but there were also areas for adults-only which were dedicated for adults. The daily buffets were huuuuge catering for any differnet taste or dietary requirements, and the staff were extremely accommodating (even to some unreasonable requests that I heard). There are around 5 pools around the resort (including segregated ones), hamam for men and women separately, gyms for men and women separately, and three beach areas (men, women, family). They even have a link to the local medical centre so were able to send a nurse straight to our room to advise us, and then take us straight to the clinic (which was quite close as well)

Overall was fantastic, some very small points (didn't really impact the stay at all) Too much smoking in the common areas, even around children. There should be smoke-free outdoor zones for children etc. They were really weird about water in the room (couldn't take too much up, had to go to the restaurant to pick it up). We needed a lot in the room for the baby. There were no irons or ironing boards in the room or available at the resort. You had to send it to their laundry service which was extremely overpriced. At the price point for the resort, it was surprising to see them trying to squeeze extra money from ironing. The second a la carte restaurant was not bookable at the time we went (late September), and had a set menu so we decided not to go for it. Some of the cafes which might serve food in peak season were also drinks-only at the time. The show timings were a bit late at the amphitheatre, I guess this might be due to local demand.