Club Hotel Felicia Village

I almost never write reviews, but this time I felt compelled. Like most people, we booked this hotel largely based on its high TripAdvisor rating. We were travelling with TUI and had a shortlist of three hotels that fit our dates and budget. A quick glance at the 4.5-star average for Club Hotel Felicia Village and we booked without a second thought. A week before we were due to go, we started reading some of the more detailed reviews — and honestly, we had a bit of a wobble. A few comments mentioned language barriers, screaming kids, and other bits that made us consider changing hotels altogether. But this experience just goes to show how misleading reviews can sometimes be. We couldn’t have been more impressed. The entire resort is immaculate — the rooms, gardens, pool areas, and dining spaces were all spotless and clearly very well cared for. There’s always someone sweeping, tidying, or maintaining the grounds, which gives the whole place a calm and well-run feel. The food was fantastic — plenty of choice at every meal, good quality, and always something fresh coming out. Even with a fussy eater in our group, there was never an issue finding something satisfying. The pool entertainment staff deserve a special mention — they were brilliant. Always upbeat, always trying to get people involved, and not in an over-the-top or pushy way. It’s not just about the kids either. A lot of the daily activities were geared towards adults, which was a really nice surprise. Things like aqua aerobics, darts tournaments, and pool games helped break up the day and made it feel like more than just a kids’ resort. Staff in general were friendly, professional, and helpful. English wasn’t always perfect, but that never became a barrier — if anything, it added to the charm. The mix of languages and cultures made the place feel warm and inclusive. We had such a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Honestly, we’re so glad we didn’t change our booking — Club Hotel Felicia Village exceeded our expectations in every way.

This review is written by someone who is not easy to please. We returned home from the hotel yesterday after a weeks stay, I was really dubious as an English family with all the revised id read. The hotel itself is lovely, very clean tidy and a very good set up, the staff are extremely friendly and I never waited more than 3 minutes for a drink at any point. Food - Like most AI hotels there was plenty of choice, whilst staying there was a Turkish night which was superb. Rooms- Spacious, clean and tidy with very good aircon. Entertainment- The team were fantastic inparticuar Ali ,Albert and Kadir. They were so many activities and the guys really worked hard to please everyone. I played volleyball, water polo and darts most days. Overall I'd definitely recommend the hotel, the only thing I'd change is that the evening entertainment that comes in isn't of the best standard but still enjoyable.

Food music entertainment all German. Shame as a nice hotel have friends that were looking at also going in kids holiday but there going to cancel due to this. Wish we read the reviews before going as it’s very u welcoming unless your German. Stay away

We vacationed in Felicia in September for the second year in a row and did not regret that we returned! Relax here like at home! A chic, cozy family hotel, a gorgeous place, every corner is beautiful! The friendly staff of the hotel is very pleased. And I would like to express a separate respect to the wonderful animation team for children, this is the best team!❤️

We are just leaving Felicia Village and wanted to write an honest review . Firstly we are English and there has been a lot of talk about English guests at this hotel. Let’s start with the staff. They have been fantastic . Very helpful and always smiling. When they realise you are English they do their best to speak in English . I can order a beer , a trip out etc with no problems . They are never going to be fluent but they do a brilliant job. The staff work long hours but are all so happy and welcoming. The cleaners , the young roller skate girl need a special mention . Also all the bar and restaurant staff. Hakan in the restaurant keeper our drinks topped up . The hotel and the facilities The room we had was excellent , air con was ice cold and Wi-Fi was fab and available around the entire site . The rooms were spotless and also all the communal areas . The food choice was very good . You won’t find bacon butties and Kellogg’s serial but we are in Turkey and there is something for all even the kids. The pool areas are spotless and safe and the slides are well staffed with lifeguards . There is a bit of a rush to get your towels down but I would say if you need a spot be there for 9ish . We got down about 8 and then had a lazy breakfast . The entertainment is varied and professional . Good shows , cheesy shows and great for kids. The other things to consider are . The kids club is for Germans , unless you have a bi lingual child they are not for you . The TUI rep is German only The location is remote if you want to get out and about you will need to get a taxi , which reception sort out for you . We went on a couple of trips out to sidi about €50. Don’t bring lira is Euros all the way . My only complaint is the cats !! They do come in the restaurant . It’s a kid friendly hotel so yes there are kids ! The beach has cabanas which you can rent to get away from it. I would come back for sure ! This may not be the holiday for you but I would recommend it it for sure .

We have visited 4 times now. Always had a great holiday. Most guests are German, so staff mainly speak Turkish or German, but even if there is a language barrier they are always so kind, friendly and helpful. Special shout out to Batu Han from guest relations(great English, will help sort any problem, and good local knowledge), Volcan in the dinning restaurant - always amazing service, and the animation team (especailly Anil and Ali) Pool party was a highlight, kids loved the foam party, Italian a la carte also a fantastic experience (it is a Turkish take on Italian food though) Our kids didn’t get on well in the kids club as all in German. Although they did enjoy mini disco every night. (Starts at 8.30pm)