We had a bargain so was quite happy with the hotel for the price paid, however the beds were really small and uncomfortable and the bedding used was literally a bottom sheet and a hospital style crochet blanket not a pleasant site after arriving at 3:30am. I asked for more sheets the next day which were bought to the room immediately so I cannot complain about the service. You cannot take the All Inclusive drinks up to your room so if you like a drink on the balcony you will have to buy a bottle or two to keep in your fridge.
The hotel was small but friendly and clean, there was entertainment on a couple of nights (I recommend the Turkish night as the dancers were fantastic) the hotel is across the road from Kleopatra Beach which is lovely (you need to be careful if with young children though as the sand dips down a long way within a few feet of the shore). There is an All Inclusive Bar belonging to the Dreams Beach numbered 19 where you can get free Beer and Soft Drinks only. If you want a sunbed book it at reception as it is cheaper than on the beach.
The food was good quality buffet style with soup,salads, a small selection of hot dishes and desserts and breakfast was continental style but with fried eggs and sausage too.
The harbour is a good 40 minute walk away (not 10minutes as some people suggest - probably referring to other Kleopatra Hotels) It is full of shops, bars and restaurants. You will get hassled continually on the way there with people trying to get you to go in their shops (mostly designer copies) but good quality and cheap so make sure you have room in your suitcase - you will have to barter with them for a good price and can usually buy for less than 1/2 the price they started with. At first we found them fun but by the end of the week we just wanted to walk without being stopped all the time, they asked where we came from and on replying English they would all say 'Lovely Jubbly' and even though most were very friendly - some were rude mumbling in their own language as you declined politely (wish I learnt the Turkish insults to catch them out!) you can buy in Turkish Lira or Euro and some take Sterling.
We went on a boat trip for about £15 each - the boats are lovely but not much of a trip (2 hours were taken up for a lunch break in a small marina with nothing to see) I would recommend you avoid this and choose another trip.
We got a taxi (approx 20 TL or £9) to Alanya Castle which had beautiful views - do not try to walk it as its a long way uphill, the entrance fee is 10TL and it takes no more than an hour to look around but worth doing.