Which is the cheapest area for an all-inclusive hotel in Belek?

Belek is a single compact resort belt rather than a spread of neighbourhoods, so the price gap is between hotel tiers, not districts. The cheapest bookable rooms on our midweek searches sit in the apartment-and-villa budget tier from around £45 a night, while the big ultra all-inclusive resorts run from roughly £220 upward. If you want a real all-inclusive board, the value sweet spot is the £220–320 five-star band rather than the cheapest room in town.

What does ultra all-inclusive mean in Belek?

Ultra all-inclusive (often written "Ultra AI") is the Turkish Riviera standard where your rate covers all meals, snacks, à la carte restaurant slots, local and many imported drinks, minibar, and most on-site facilities — not just the basic buffet-and-house-drinks of standard all-inclusive. Belek's five-star resorts are built around this model, which is why UK families rate the region so highly for a fixed holiday budget.

Which Belek hotels are best for golf?

Belek is Turkey's golf capital, with championship courses woven between the resorts. On this list the golf-branded five-stars — Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort, Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek, Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort, Voyage Belek Golf & Spa and Limak Arcadia Sport Resort — are the ones built around course access. Tap any hotel for live rates and package options on your dates.

Are there adults-only all-inclusive hotels in Belek?

Belek skews heavily family-oriented — many of its flagship resorts carry "Family Resort" or kids-concept branding. If you want a quieter, couples-focused stay, filter toward the smaller five-stars and spa-led properties rather than the big family villages, and check each hotel's live page for its current concept before booking.

When is the best time to visit Belek?

May, June, September and early October are the sweet spot — 25–30°C, warm sea, and pool weather without the peak-summer crush. July and August are hot (often 33–38°C) and busiest with school-holiday families. April and late October are cooler and cheaper, and golfers often prefer the shoulder months when the courses are quieter.

How much does a Belek all-inclusive holiday cost for a UK family?

On our midweek searches, five-star ultra all-inclusive rooms start from roughly £220 a night and the flagship family villages from around £290–£360, with everything but excursions and spa extras included. Because meals and drinks are covered, the nightly rate is close to your all-in spend — which is why Belek competes so well with cheaper-looking destinations once you add up food.

Is alcohol included in Belek all-inclusive hotels?

At the ultra all-inclusive five-stars, local spirits, beer, wine and many imported brands are typically included through the day and evening; standard all-inclusive plans usually cover local drinks only. Turkey is a Muslim-majority country but the Antalya resort belt serves alcohol freely to guests. Check each hotel's live page for its exact drinks policy.

Do I need to tip in Belek all-inclusive resorts?

Tipping isn't compulsory but is customary and appreciated for good service — a few euros or lira for waiters, bar staff and housekeeping over a week is normal in the resort belt. Many UK guests leave a small daily tip for the same server. It's never built into your all-inclusive rate, so budget a little cash separately.

How far is Belek from Antalya Airport (AYT)?

Belek sits about 30–40 km east of Antalya Airport (AYT), roughly a 30–45 minute drive depending on your resort's position in the belt. Most hotels and tour operators offer a private or shared transfer, and it's one of the shortest airport-to-resort hops on the Turkish Riviera — a big part of Belek's appeal for families with young children.

Which airport do I fly into for Belek?

Antalya Airport (AYT) is the gateway for Belek, with direct charter and scheduled flights from many UK airports through the summer season. From AYT it's a short transfer east to the resort belt. Search UK flights to AYT and compare live Belek hotel prices to line up your dates.

Are Belek all-inclusive hotels good for families with young kids?

Very — it's one of Belek's core strengths. Several flagship resorts carry explicit family or kids-concept branding with waterparks, kids' clubs, shallow pools and animation teams. The short AYT transfer, walkable resort grounds and everything-included board make it one of the least stressful long-weekend-plus destinations for UK parents.

Is Belek better than Side or Alanya for an all-inclusive holiday?

Belek is the polished, golf-and-luxury end of the Antalya belt — newer, greener, more upscale resorts, and a shorter airport transfer. Side leans historic and mid-priced, Alanya is livelier and cheaper. If your priority is a high-end ultra all-inclusive or a golf trip, Belek wins; for lower prices or nightlife, compare our Side and Alanya guides.

Can you walk to a beach from Belek hotels?

Most of Belek's resorts front or sit a short shuttle from long sandy-to-shingle Mediterranean beaches, many with Blue Flag status. The big five-stars have their own beach sections with loungers and bars included in your board. Beach quality varies slightly along the belt, so check each hotel's live page and photos for its exact beachfront setup.

Do Belek all-inclusive resorts have waterparks?

Several of the family flagships do — the region is home to The Land of Legends theme and water park, and multiple resorts include on-site aquapark slides and pools in their board. If a waterpark is a must-have, prioritise the family-branded five-stars and the Land of Legends-linked hotels on this list.

What's the difference between all-inclusive and ultra all-inclusive?

Standard all-inclusive covers buffet meals plus local (house) drinks and basic snacks. Ultra all-inclusive adds à la carte restaurant access, imported-brand drinks, minibar, and more facilities and activities. Belek's five-stars mostly run the ultra model, which is why the headline rate looks higher but the in-resort spend is close to zero.

Are Belek hotels open all year?

Many of the big resorts run a season roughly April to late October/November and close or scale back in deep winter, though some stay open year-round for golf and spa breaks. If you're travelling outside the summer season, check each hotel's live page for availability on your exact dates before booking flights.

How many all-inclusive hotels are in Belek?

This guide covers 34 real, currently bookable Belek properties across luxury, mid-range and budget tiers — the flagship ultra all-inclusive five-stars, the golf resorts, and the smaller apartments and villas at the budget end. Each links straight to its live JetMeAway price page.

Which is the best luxury all-inclusive hotel in Belek?

It depends on your trip. For sheer scale and entertainment, the Land of Legends Kingdom Hotel is the theme-park-linked flagship; for golf, Kaya Palazzo and Rixos Park Belek stand out; for families, Asteria Family Resort and IC Hotels Santai. All are five-star ultra all-inclusive — tap through to compare live rates on your dates.

Belek is the premium end of the Antalya all-inclusive belt, so headline nightly rates look higher than Alanya or Marmaris. But because the ultra all-inclusive board covers meals, snacks and drinks, your total holiday spend is often lower than a destination with a cheaper room and pay-as-you-go food. Compare the all-in figure, not just the room rate.

Are there budget hotels in Belek?

Yes — beyond the big resorts, Belek has apartments, villas and small hotels from around £45 a night on our midweek searches. These suit self-catering families, golfers who spend their days on-course, and travellers who don't need the full ultra all-inclusive experience. Note that many budget properties are room-only or bed-and-breakfast rather than all-inclusive.

Do Belek resorts have spas?

Most of the five-stars include a Turkish hammam and spa complex, with basic sauna and pool access often part of the board and treatments and massages charged as extras. Spa-led resorts like Kirman Belazur, Voyage Belek and Kaya Palazzo make wellness a headline feature. Check each hotel's live page for what's included versus paid.

Is the sea warm in Belek?

The Mediterranean off Belek is swimmable from roughly late May to October, warmest in July–September at around 26–28°C. Even in the shoulder months the resort pools — many heated — keep swimming comfortable, so families rarely lose beach or pool time on a Belek all-inclusive break.

Can I book a Belek golf package through JetMeAway?

Every hotel in this guide links to its live JetMeAway page with real-time rates. For the golf resorts, tap through to see current room and package availability on your dates — Belek's courses sit right among the resorts, so many five-stars bundle course access into their stays.

Do UK travellers need a visa for Belek, Turkey?

UK passport holders do not currently need a visa for short tourist stays in Turkey — you can enter for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Make sure your passport has at least 150 days' validity from your arrival date. Always check the latest UK government travel advice before you fly.

What currency do I use in Belek?

The Turkish lira is the local currency, though euros are widely accepted in the resort belt and many hotels quote in euros. Inside an ultra all-inclusive resort you'll barely spend anything day to day — carry a little cash for tips, excursions and off-site shopping.

How do I book these exact Belek hotels at the prices shown?

Every hotel name in this guide links to that hotel's live page on JetMeAway — real-time rates, all taxes shown, and a date picker to match your trip. The from-prices quoted here were pulled on live midweek searches while writing, so your dates will differ — tap through for today's number. No booking fees either way.

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Best All-Inclusive Hotels in Belek 2026: Golf Resorts, Ultra All-Inclusive Beach Stays & Where UK Families Save

3 July 2026•22 min read•By JetMeAway Scout

Our top all-inclusive pick in Belek for 2026 is The Land Of Legends Kingdom Hotel for the theme-park-linked flagship experience — but the real story of Belek is the depth of its five-star ultra all-inclusive belt, where a fixed holiday budget buys almost everything you'll spend once you land. Belek sits on Turkey's Mediterranean coast about 30–40 km east of Antalya, and over the past two decades it has become the country's premier golf-and-luxury resort strip — greener, newer and more upscale than the rest of the Antalya belt. We've built this guide around all three price bands: 10 luxury ultra all-inclusive resorts, 10 mid-range five-stars and golf hotels, and 14 budget hotels, apartments and villas — 34 real, distinct, currently bookable properties, each linking straight to its live prices.

For UK travellers, Belek's pull is simple: a short airport transfer, long sandy Mediterranean beaches, championship golf woven between the resorts, and the Turkish Riviera's signature ultra all-inclusive board where meals, snacks and drinks are all built into the rate. That last point is why Belek competes so well on total cost even though its headline nightly rates look higher than cheaper spots down the coast — once you add up food and drink elsewhere, the all-in figures converge.

The one number that decides your real cost here isn't the room rate — it's whether the board is ultra all-inclusive (à la carte restaurants, imported drinks, minibar and facilities included) or a lighter standard plan. The five-star flagships below run the ultra model; several budget properties are room-only or bed-and-breakfast. Judge every Belek hotel on the all-in picture, and our hotel pages show live totals for your dates.

Jump to a section: Luxury resorts · Mid-range five-stars & golf · Budget hotels, apartments & villas

Scout's 3 cheapest Belek all-inclusive picks right now: 🏝 Belkon Hotel — from ~£45, the cheapest bookable bed on this list. 🌙 Onyour Dreams Belek — from ~£65, an all-inclusive budget stay in the resort belt. 🕌 Cihan Bey Otel Belek — from ~£76, a small all-inclusive hotel at a fraction of the five-star rate. From-prices are live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Belek is a compact belt rather than a city of neighbourhoods, so the choice here is between hotel tiers and concepts — golf resort, family village, spa five-star, or budget self-catering — rather than areas. Compare live Belek hotel prices or search UK flights to Antalya (AYT), the gateway airport a short transfer west of the resort belt.

Luxury Belek all-inclusive resorts

Belek's flagship five-star ultra all-inclusive resorts — the theme-park giants, golf palaces and family villages that made the region Turkey's premium coastal belt. Each runs the full ultra all-inclusive board, so the headline rate is close to your all-in holiday spend. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

The Land Of Legends Kingdom Hotel — Belek, Turkey

1. The Land Of Legends Kingdom Hotel - All Inclusive — Belek · 5★ · 1,535 reviews · from ~£700/night. Belek's headline flagship and the most-reviewed luxury resort on this list, linked to the Land of Legends theme and water park that anchors the region's family reputation. A full ultra all-inclusive five-star at the top of the Belek price band — the resort UK families with waterpark ambitions gravitate to.

Sirene Belek Hotel — Belek, Turkey

2. Sirene Belek Hotel — Belek · 5★ · 1,372 reviews · from ~£303/night. One of the most reviewed five-stars in the belt, a long-standing ultra all-inclusive resort set among Belek's pine-backed beachfront. Its high review count reflects years as a UK family favourite, and its rate sits in the accessible half of the luxury tier.

TUI MAGIC LIFE Belek — Belek, Turkey

3. TUI MAGIC LIFE Belek — Belek · 5★ · 1,277 reviews · from ~£319/night. A TUI-branded ultra all-inclusive club resort, well known to UK package travellers for its all-day activity and animation programme. Five-star board across a big beachfront complex, with a review volume that signals a reliably busy family village.

Asteria Family Resort Belek — Belek, Turkey

4. Asteria Family Resort Belek — Belek · 5★ · 994 reviews · from ~£293/night. As the name says, a five-star ultra all-inclusive resort built explicitly around families — the kind of Belek property with kids' facilities woven through its board. Priced in the mid-luxury band and among the better-reviewed family-branded resorts on the list.

TUI MAGIC LIFE Masmavi — Belek, Turkey

5. TUI MAGIC LIFE Masmavi — Belek · 5★ · 962 reviews · from ~£359/night. The second TUI MAGIC LIFE club in the Belek belt, running the same ultra all-inclusive club formula of included activities and all-day dining. A strong all-rounder five-star for UK travellers who want a familiar package-brand experience.

Aydinbey Queen's Palace & Spa - Ultra All Inclusive — Belek, Turkey

6. Aydinbey Queen's Palace & Spa - Ultra All Inclusive — Belek · 5★ · 928 reviews · from ~£222/night. Explicitly branded ultra all-inclusive with a spa focus, and one of the best-value entry points into the five-star tier at around £222 a night. A well-reviewed palace-style resort for travellers who want the full board without the top-end price.

IC Hotels Santai Family Resort - Kids Concept — Belek, Turkey

7. IC Hotels Santai Family Resort - Kids Concept — Belek · 5★ · 902 reviews · from ~£349/night. A five-star kids-concept family resort from the IC Hotels group, built around children's facilities and the ultra all-inclusive board. Sits mid-luxury on price and reviews well for families needing the resort to entertain younger children.

Kirman Belazur Resort & Spa — Belek, Turkey

8. Kirman Belazur Resort & Spa — Belek · 5★ · 783 reviews · from ~£297/night. A five-star resort-and-spa in the Belek belt, pairing the region's ultra all-inclusive board with a wellness focus. Priced just under £300 a night, it's a solid mid-luxury pick for travellers who want spa facilities alongside the beach and pools.

Rixos Park Belek - The Land Of Legends Access — Belek, Turkey

9. Rixos Park Belek - The Land Of Legends Access — Belek · 5★ · 655 reviews · from ~£442/night. A Rixos-branded five-star with bundled access to the Land of Legends theme park — combining a premium ultra all-inclusive resort with the region's headline attraction. Sits toward the upper end of the luxury tier, for travellers who want both the resort and the park in one booking.

Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort — Belek, Turkey

10. Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort — Belek · 5★ · 503 reviews · from ~£433/night. One of Belek's signature golf-branded five-stars, built for course access in Turkey's golf capital and running the full ultra all-inclusive board. An upper-luxury rate that pairs championship golf with the beach-resort experience — the golfer's flagship on this list.

Mid-range Belek five-stars & golf resorts

The middle of the Belek market is where the golf specialists and slightly smaller five-stars sit — several still ultra all-inclusive, some with premium rates that reflect their golf or luxury positioning. This is the tier for golfers and couples who want a specific resort concept. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Susesi Luxury Resort — Belek, Turkey

11. Susesi Luxury Resort — Belek · 5★ · 408 reviews · from ~£1,198/night. A large five-star luxury resort in the Belek belt with a premium rate reflecting its top-end positioning and facilities. Ultra all-inclusive board across an expansive beachfront complex — one of the higher-priced stays here, aimed at travellers wanting a flagship-luxury week.

Orange County Belek — Belek, Turkey

12. Orange County Belek — Belek · 5★ · 299 reviews · from ~£220/night. A themed five-star resort and one of the best-value five-star entry points in this tier at around £220 a night. Ultra all-inclusive board in the Belek belt — a strong pick for families who want the full resort experience without a top-band rate.

Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek — Belek, Turkey

13. Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek — Belek · 5★ · 294 reviews · from ~£661/night. A golf-branded five-star in Turkey's golf capital, built around course access and the region's ultra all-inclusive board. An upper-mid rate that reflects its deluxe golf-resort positioning — one of the belt's dedicated golf stays.

Cullinan Belek — Belek, Turkey

14. Cullinan Belek — Belek · 5★ · 253 reviews · from ~£1,041/night. A high-end five-star resort carrying one of the steeper rates in this tier, reflecting its luxury positioning in the Belek belt. Ultra all-inclusive board for travellers who want a premium week among the region's flagship resorts.

Belconti Resort Hotel — Belek, Turkey

15. Belconti Resort Hotel — Belek · 5★ · 223 reviews · from ~£233/night. A long-standing five-star resort and one of the more accessible rates in this tier at around £233 a night. Ultra all-inclusive board on the Belek beachfront — a dependable mid-market five-star for UK families watching the total spend.

Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort — Belek, Turkey

16. Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort — Belek · 5★ · 170 reviews · from ~£1,306/night. Belek's headline ultra-luxury golf resort, carrying the highest rate on this list to match its flagship golf-and-spa positioning. Ultra all-inclusive board at the very top of the Belek market — the splurge golf-and-beach stay in Turkey's golf capital.

Limak Arcadia Sport Resort Belek — Belek, Turkey

17. Limak Arcadia Sport Resort Belek — Belek · 5★ · 164 reviews · from ~£445/night. A Limak-branded five-star with a sport-and-golf focus in the Belek belt, running the ultra all-inclusive board. An upper-mid rate suited to active travellers and golfers who want the resort geared toward sport as much as the beach.

Belenli Resort Hotel — Belek, Turkey

18. Belenli Resort Hotel — Belek · 4★ · 153 reviews · from ~£101/night. The most affordable resort in this tier and the only four-star among the mid-range names, at around £101 a night. A smaller Belek resort that opens the door to the belt for travellers who want a lower rate than the five-star flagships command.

ROBINSON NOBILIS - All inclusive — Belek, Turkey

19. ROBINSON NOBILIS - All inclusive — Belek · 5★ · 109 reviews · from ~£327/night. A ROBINSON-branded all-inclusive five-star, part of the club-resort tradition well known to European travellers for its active, sport-led programme. Mid-luxury rate in the Belek belt for travellers who want a structured club-holiday feel.

Voyage Belek Golf & Spa Hotel — Belek, Turkey

20. Voyage Belek Golf & Spa Hotel — Belek · 5★ · 109 reviews · from ~£562/night. A golf-and-spa five-star combining course access with a wellness focus, running the region's ultra all-inclusive board. An upper-mid rate for travellers who want to pair Belek's golf with a serious spa in one resort.

Budget Belek hotels, apartments & villas

The budget end of Belek is a mix of smaller all-inclusive hotels and self-catering apartments and villas — ideal for golfers who spend their days on-course, self-catering families, and travellers who don't need the full ultra all-inclusive village. Note that some of these are room-only or bed-and-breakfast rather than all-inclusive, so check each hotel's board on its live page. Live midweek rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Green Max Hotel — Belek, Turkey

21. Green Max Hotel — Belek · 5★ · 256 reviews · from ~£189/night. A five-star Belek hotel at a budget-tier rate of around £189 a night — the most-reviewed property in this section and the lowest-priced five-star on the list. A strong value pick for travellers who want a full-facility hotel without the flagship-resort spend.

Paloma Grida — Belek, Turkey

22. Paloma Grida — Belek · 5★ · 332 reviews · from ~£458/night. A five-star Paloma-branded resort in the Belek belt with a strong review count for its size. Its rate sits at the higher end of this section, reflecting a full-facility five-star experience — check its live page for the current board and package options.

The Land Of Legends Nickelodeon Hotel Antalya — Belek, Turkey

23. The Land Of Legends Nickelodeon Hotel Antalya — Belek · 5★ · 355 reviews · from ~£771/night. A Nickelodeon-themed five-star linked to the Land of Legends complex — a headline family and theme-park stay carrying a premium rate for its branding. One of the region's standout kids' resorts, tap through for live rates and park-access details.

ASSOS APART BELEK — Belek, Turkey

24. ASSOS APART BELEK — Belek · 190 reviews · from ~£124/night. An apartment-style all-inclusive property in the Belek belt at around £124 a night — a self-catering-friendly base with an all-inclusive option, well reviewed for its price point. A practical pick for families who want more space than a standard hotel room.

Belkon Hotel — Belek, Turkey

25. Belkon Hotel — Belek · 44 reviews · from ~£45/night. The cheapest bookable bed on this entire list at around £45 a night — a small, simple Belek hotel for travellers who want a low nightly rate over resort facilities. Ideal for golfers and independent travellers who spend little time at the hotel.

Onyour Dreams Belek — Belek, Turkey

26. Onyour Dreams Belek — Belek · 32 reviews · from ~£65/night. One of the cheapest all-inclusive options in the belt at around £65 a night — a small property offering the all-inclusive board at a fraction of the five-star rate. A genuine budget all-inclusive base for cost-focused travellers.

Serenity Village Belek — Belek, Turkey

27. Serenity Village Belek — Belek · 32 reviews · from ~£101/night. A village-style all-inclusive property in the Belek belt at around £101 a night — a smaller, quieter alternative to the big resorts with an all-inclusive board. Suits travellers who want the all-inclusive convenience without the scale of a flagship village.

Cihan Bey Otel Belek — Belek, Turkey

28. Cihan Bey Otel Belek — Belek · 31 reviews · from ~£76/night. A small all-inclusive hotel at around £76 a night — one of the most affordable all-inclusive beds in Belek. A no-frills, budget-friendly base for travellers who value the included board over resort facilities.

EV Apartments — Belek, Turkey

29. EV Apartments — Belek · 24 reviews · from ~£164/night. A self-catering apartment property in the Belek belt — a room-and-kitchen base rather than an all-inclusive resort, at around £164 a night. Best for families and golf groups who want independence and space over a full board.

Anfora Villaları — Belek, Turkey

30. Anfora Villaları — Belek · 17 reviews · from ~£292/night. A private-villa property in the Belek belt at around £292 a night — a self-catering, house-style stay for groups and families who want their own space near the resorts and golf courses. Not an all-inclusive resort, so plan for dining out or self-catering.

Fairways villa — Belek, Turkey

31. Fairways villa — Belek · 16 reviews · from ~£221/night. A villa stay whose name nods to Belek's golf fairways, at around £221 a night — a private, self-catering base ideal for golf groups and families who want a house near the courses. Room-and-villa comfort rather than an all-inclusive resort.

BlueHomes Villas — Belek, Turkey

32. BlueHomes Villas — Belek · 14 reviews · from ~£159/night. A private-villa property in the Belek belt at around £159 a night — self-catering space for families and groups who want a home base near the beaches and golf. A budget-flexible alternative to the big resorts for travellers who prefer their own kitchen and privacy.

VİLLA ALP'S TRİPLEX LAGOON HAVUZ OLANAĞI SUNAN — Belek, Turkey

33. VİLLA ALP'S TRİPLEX LAGOON HAVUZ OLANAĞI SUNAN — Belek · 7 reviews · from ~£125/night. A triplex villa with a lagoon-style pool in the Belek belt, at around £125 a night — a private, self-catering house for families and groups wanting their own pool and space. A budget-value villa pick for travellers who don't need resort facilities.

Belek Golf Village Apartments — Belek, Turkey

34. Belek Golf Village Apartments — Belek · 3 reviews · from ~£210/night. A golf-village apartment property right in the heart of Belek's course country, at around £210 a night — a self-catering base built for golfers who want to stay steps from the fairways. Newer to the review list, offering an all-inclusive-optional stay for golf trips.

Budget tier summary: cheapest bed — Belkon Hotel £45; cheapest all-inclusive — Onyour Dreams Belek £65; best-value five-star — Green Max Hotel £189; best villa for golf groups — Fairways villa £221. Compare all Belek hotels with live prices →

How Belek compares to other Turkey all-inclusive spots

Belek is the polished, golf-and-luxury end of Turkey's Antalya all-inclusive belt — newer resorts, greener grounds, and the shortest airport transfer of the region. If you're weighing it against the rest of the coast, start with our Turkey / Antalya all-inclusive hub for the full picture, then compare the neighbours: Side leans historic and mid-priced just along the coast; Alanya is livelier and cheaper further east; and over on the Aegean, Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye and Kusadasi trade Belek's golf focus for coastline, character and often lower prices. For a high-end ultra all-inclusive or a dedicated golf trip, Belek is the belt's premium pick.

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