Le Bleu Hotel & Resort

The hotel grounds are beautiful and well kept. Everything is immaculate and stylishly decorated. There are many areas for you to enjoy around hotel with two pools, two jettys with loungers and cabanas (for additional cost) patio areas, and a private beach and cute little seating areas with swing chairs to watch sunsets that were quite private. The food was great, lots of choice. The patisserie for self service tea, coffee, drinks and cakes was available all day and at 4pm they operate an ice cream service from it. The cocktails and local beer on tap were lovely. The view from seaview room was amazing and sunsets and rises were memorising. The room cleaners were great and very friendly, ibrahim (bellboy) was such a gentleman and very very helpful and friendly as were the two receptionists Yasmin and Tugge. The staff make a hotel and bar the rude male manager on the first day I found all of the staff excellent and very professional throughout hotel. Special thank you to Tugge for organising a late check out for us which acted as recompense for the unsatisfactory check in experience. I will be recommending this hotel to friends and family and will definitely be returning.

My second visit to this hotel. We are a couple who booked a Seaview room.We were given a land view family room with a pull out bed taking up space in room. I went down to complain to receptionist Yasmin and was told I could be moved to a Seaview the next day. I went to room and we considered for a few minutes and decided we didn't want the disruption of moving again the next day. We went back down to reception and spoke with who seemed like the manager "serzai" or something like that on name tag who was very rude. He laughed and said it was a Seaview when it was clearly not.. It was 80% land 20% sea. He was dismissive and didn't look me in eye when I was speaking. Yasmin arrived back at reception and I proceeded to deal with her as he was completely unhelpful and rude. He continued to shout things in Turkish at her whilst we were speaking to her. She then sent me up to 5th floor with her colleague Ibrahim to look at another room.. Which again was partial sea view and not what I paid for, then another that wasn't clean over some air-conditioning machine and finally an actual Seaview 2528 was the number. There are only two female toilet cubicles off reception and there was nearly always a queue.