i would rate it as 3 not 5 ultra all inclusive ,and compare to other 5 star turkish hotels such as Delphin Botanik ,which was a paradise this was a nightmare hotell,,
food is bad, nothing at night snacks ,animation very very bad,old swimming pool , nothing for kids, you can hear noise from near nighclub, no sea near ,only by mini bus, alcohol is bad,personal VERY rude, dirty rooms some days ,don,t clean every day, and no condition all the time only certain hours....
well it,s good for party animals as city centre 10 minutes walk and same sea,and night club RAI,which is good.NOT FOR A FAMILY with kids

overall the hotel was not bad. the pool was a good size . room was ok although our room did not overlook the pool. bed was a bit annoying as was 2 singles pushed together , therfore you end up sleeping in the gap. there were some ants in the bathroom.
restraunt again ok , food was a bit bland. pretty much the same every day.
we were all inclusive, however this does not include the named band alcohol ie smirnoff jack daniels.
some staff were very friendly some not so. we were there for one week and was the only english there. mainly russians and germans.
they have a spa downstairs which we paid 120tl each for turkish bath and massage , which we had booked for the day before we went home. however we found the same thing down the road for 30tl. we then asked to cancel the hotel one which in the end they agreed although they kept 20%. .
entertainment was not good at all and was not in english.
would recomend the bar on the beach (not part off the hotel).
not bad enjoyed the holiday although would probly not recommend for english or lone travellers.

Having booked our summer holiday on last minute.com at... well... the last minute, I was somewhat apprehensive when on googling our hotel I came across this site with its reems of bad reviews.
I would just like to leave a review reassuring anyone else who has booked a stay at The Meder Resort that it is far from the shoddy resort described previously. I don't know if they've made some adjustments sinse these other visitors went there but our experience of the resort was extremely pleasent.

The only trouble we had all week was with the air con in our room which was a little weak on a couple of the days but bar that our room was gorgeous, very clean and well maintained.
The food was lovely, different each night and with a turkish theme on the last night which was delicious. Even between meals there was a snack bar by the pool which provided good quality bbq food and an ice cream stand in the early afternoon.
Drinks were all all-inclusive as long as you stuck to the local brands which was fine. The beer on tap was trebor (much to the delight of my other half as we had expected a watery local brand). Cocktails wern't included however. Although most of the pricing is in euros we had no trouble paying in Leera.

The staff's english wasn't always brilliant but all were keen to talk to us and when they discovered our nationality all were suprisingly eager to improve their english. All were extremely friendly and had adequate english to make conversation and a joke or two!
The staff on the front desk had good english and when we wanted help to arrange our transfer back to the airport they were very helpful.

Location wise it was perfect, only a short walk to the shops and bars and the beach was literally round the corner (there was a shuttle bus to the beach which amazed us as it was literally a 2 minute walk!)

Basically without wanting to ramble on any more, I just wanted to reassure any perspective travellers that it is a good hotel with good food and good staff and was a pleasure to stay at.

The Meder Resort Hotel is aimed at German ,Dutch and French holiday makers.It doesn't offer the English much at all. The rooms are a good size,though the carpet was pretty filthy. There was hot water only at certain times.Sometimes room cleaning was in the late afternoon. The food was very poor. It was not Turkish which we would have enjoyed,and seemed to us from other resorts we have stayed in to be designed for the Germans,French and Dutch who made up 99%. of the clientele. It was bland and only ever lukewarm,though there was plenty of it. It was impossible to tell what some of the meat was.The best thing was the bread.The fruit was limited to oranges and apples and a few tinned pears at breakfast.We didn't expect bacon and egg,but sauteed egg and cauliflower,salad with sprouts in it ,soggy veg. etc...not really on .Plates etc. were cleared while some people on the table were still eating and waiters reached in front of you to clear stuff whether you were finished or not.
The attitude of the staff was very mixed and so was the sevice.We felt that morale amongst staff was very low and perhaps the management wasn't great.At one point we were accused of having three people sleeping in our room (not true) and another English couple in the hotel at the same time had the same accusation made. There was no apology made.
The only entertainment in the evenings was in German and there was precious little of that. The only English entertainment was the Christmas carols they played one evening!
Kemer was set in a beautiful location with a backdrop of mountains ,but the beach near the hotel,though in a beautiful spot,was filthy and visited from time to time by a pack of dogs.
As we went out of season there were no excursions and as with the hotel staff,the attitude of bus drivers and taxi drivers was very mixed,from very helpful to downright obstructive. We got the definite impression that the English weren't popular.