We have just returned from this hotel.We liked everything.It's a lovely hotel and we don't understand how people don't like it...?

I have just returned from Majesty Kemer Beach. I travelled with my mother and younger cousin. After reading previous Trip Advisor reviews from previous holiday makers in the UK we began to worry about staying at this hotel for a week. When we arrived, staff at the reception were expecting us and we were in our room within 10 minutes. We stayed in a basic room with 2 twin beds and a sofa bed. The room was spotless and the porter showed us how to work the facilities (air con, shower, safe etc.) and made sure we were settled in before he left.
We never made it to breakfast because of the late nights we had every night but at lunchtimes and evening meals we were waited on attentively. There were many choices of things to eat, the waiters and bar staff were very attentive and as the only English family in the hotel, we became a novelty attraction.
As the hotel is 95% Russian and 5% Turkish, we thought we would have communication problems, which wasn't the case. We had free scuba diving lessons, for a small fee, every watersport was made available and the animation team were very energetic and worked everyday around the pool and at night providing nighttime entertainment.
The grounds were spotless, the location was fantastic (literally on its own private stretch of beach) and just outside the hotel was a line of shops. We made phone calls from the hotel room which were actually cheaper than what we would pay for calls at home.
Its worth every penny and provides entertainment for all age groups. I am 14 and my cousin is 8 and we both had a blast!!!
All in all I would definitely recommend to anyone who is interested.

everthing was so good, i realy like the place,,, i will go back again and again,,,, lovely people , lovely food, lovely place, thank u all x

Just spent 10 days here, (which is 10 days too many) after a disastrous start and being moved from our original booking. The rooms are basic but very dark and dated, the daily maid service was good though (although they did ignore the do not disturb sign). The food was vile, the breakfast was ok if you like tinned fruit and croissants. But lunch and dinner got to the point where me and my husband only ate 1 meal a day, there was no where to eat nearby and being away with a 3 year old restricted us to how far you could travel. The a la carte restaurants (that you are only allowed to visit once during your stay) where you get what you are given, there is no choice or menu's, and what some of that was I have no idea. The russian guests who made up 99% of the guests were very rude, and every meal time was a fight, with even a 3 year old and the 9 year old with the other family we travelled with getting bullied and pushed around when they had waited in line to get somewhere. The childrens entertainment was only geared to the Russians with no effort made to engage with English children. A majority of the hotel staff were very nice and enjoyed talking football with my husband. I would not give this hotel the 3*rating that it has, and I certainly would not recommend it to a friend