well where to start. it was the best holiday so far. plenty of things to do through out the day for adults aswell as children; these where things such as water polo, darts, beach ball, water sports. there was music played from different cultures which i felt was really good. food was varried loads; i mean there was more food for the russians as there is alot of russians go there which is understandable but they did cater for english to. the entertainment was off this earth on a night, and the animation team is the best you could and would ever meet. i really loved it. they are so friendly and kind and helpful. the greatest holiday ever.

Arrived at this hotel and was given a card and told to take the lift to a room on second floor....on coming out of the lift we were shocked at the disgusting filthy carpet along the corridor (first time we saw the carpets). Entered the bedroom and the filthy carpet with blood stains around the bed greeted us - our nightmare started here! Refused to stay in the room and requested a second one - no better but by now it was very late into the early hours and we had to have some sleep - we laid the towels on the bed, did not unpack or take our travelling clothes off, and put the remaining towels over us for warmth. Next morning we went to Reception and again refused this room because of the filthy carpets and the dreadful paintwork. By this time my wife was retching and was physically sick - we had never been in a hotel with such badly stained and dirty filthy carpets.
Another room was allocated to us, a little better, but not a lot - you dare not put your feet on the carpet without shoes on!!
We requested a move to another hotel and in the month of October you would think there would be plenty of rooms - according to the Rep Paul there was only two hotels that could take us at an extra cost of £150-00!!! We had already paid in excess of £1500! There was no compassion from the Rep - he had had so many complaints from the Brits there that the filth in the corridors and bedrooms meant nothing to him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Consequently we stayed.........then the shock horror of Russians - I have nothing against any nationality but we are not used to people filling their plates sky high, eating like animals then leaving half of it. Also despite the notice that no food is to taken from the "restaurant" (more like a canteen), the Russians took plates, again sky high, full of fruit to their rooms - nobody stopped them. You would think that they had never had food before in their lives. It was repulsive the way they ate.
The food was not good - it was slushy - the best we had was roast chicken....even all the vegetables were mixed up and well over-cooked. The hotel definetely catered for people from the Eastern Bloc countries. We later found out that it was Russian owners and when the powers to be visited the staf and waiters had to stand to attention with a kind of fear in their eyes!!!
There are two bars in the evening for a hotel full of people and you had to queue to get a drink - the Russians resorted to bringing in thier own bottles of Vodka!
The beach is bad - no sand just big gravel stones but somehow this suited the Russians so the Brits luckily had the pool to themselves apart from the odd German and French family.
It cerainly was a holiday where you had to look where you walked and watched what you ate.
Did not think anything could get worse - WRONG! Walking back to our room my wife saw a little chubby girl with dark hard fiddling with the tops of her trousers or so she thought. On arrival at our room we opened the patio door and there on the tiles she had done her full business - we could not believe it!!!!!!!!!!!! On reflection she was pulling her trousers up!! We rang Reception three times before a cleaner came and removed it. We reported it to the Guest Relations lady which was a complete waste of time, all she did was smile and told us if we saw the girl do tell her and she would see the parents - we did!! What happend she smiled at us again, despite being able to speak English. We gave up!
Then on the last day but one somebody in Goynuk, which incidently is lovely, gave my wife a lollypop and not thinking she ate a chunk off it and left it wrapped up on the bedside cabinet. On our return to the room we could not believe our eyes, there were ants all over it, all over the bedsite cabinet and in the beds as the cabinet was right up close to the beds....this was the last straw!!! We could not wait to get out of the hotel and get home. Again the Rep Paul was not bothered! I would add that Goynuk and Kemer are lovely places to visit but DO NOT GO TO THIS HOTEL PLEASE - IT REALLY IS BAD.

We visited this hotel mid October, on arrival we were greeted by a miserable looking chap at reception who gave us a card to complete with no formal greeting which was disappointing. When we arrived at our room we again were disappointed as the room was very small and only had two beds, i contacted recepotion to advise them of this and was informed a house keeper would come and bring extra beds for the two children. So we had four beds in a room which was very small and with no space between the beds.

The furniture throughout the hotel is very dated although everything was fairly clean. The outside gardens are excellent and very well kept, however attention could be given to the cleaning around the pool area as this seemed to be overlooked.

The food in general was good around the pool and resturant but with little variety. The la a carte restuartant was a joke, it was outdoors you could hardly see your food and it was very cold!

Overall I wouldnt go back and would not recommend, I have previously been to Belek on 3 occasions and stayed in diffrent hotels which are in a diffrent league to the Majesty and similiar in cost. Check out Club Voyage, Papillion Belvil and Rixos!!

we arrived early hours of the morning found the reception staff to be unfriendly and spoke very little english, had to walk for about 10 minutes to get to room, woke up next morning to a beautiful sea view and the sunrise, went to breakfast and it was chaos, the russians have to be the rudest people i have ever come across they bump into you and push you and my daughter couldnt get served for them pushing in, 3rd day i started to feel ill and by the end of the week i was very poorly, on returning home went to the doctor and its been confirmed that i got food poisoning from the hotel, campylobactor enderitis, there is a doctor at the hotel but as the staff are so unapproachable unless you speak russian i felt too uncomfortable to report my illness. if you dont mind being pushed around by russians having the entertainment staff speak in russian without translating and the bar staff chucking the drinks at you and aww yes your plates being cleared before youve finished then this is the hotel for you!!!