Take 5 and 10 euro notes. The hotel carries very little cash float and doesn't exchange currency. The market in Belek saturday morning is a must to buy those golf tops and jumpers. That's where you need your 5 euro notes. Great for golfers not so good for non golfer as very little to do except sun, swim and use... more

Hotel rooms very nice, golf challenging and courses excellently presented. The food was plentiful and acceptable and drinks selection very good. The golfing section neeed to provide enough electric buggeys for peak demand, ( if only to stop the stupid towels on seats syndrom), but overall an excellent value for money experience. more

Almost everything about the Sueno in Belek was great. The courses were great, as were the rooms. The beach facilities were excellent. The one problem, and it was a major one, was that there were insufficient buggies. As a result people were booking early tee times (6.30am) or were putting bags on buggies then going for breakfast. There seemed to... more

The Bedrooms are very good and the public rooms and range of facilities are also good. However all is wasted by poor staff and food.Breakfast was very cheap( lots of processed meat) but always a chocolate fountain.We paid extra to eat in the Chef's a la carte where the service was appalling.They only had 3 menus for the entire restaurant.... more

4 guys golfing 1st week September, all inclusive, a lovely looking hotel. Golf courses magnificent, very challenging but not ridiculous. Probably the best we have played. Rooms very nice and clean, although the door facing fell of and hit my pal on the second day, it took 3 days for the hotel to fix it. Pool area rather dull but... more

Attractive hotel. Excellent personnel. Beautiful beach and golf place.Great kichen. Only one word: EXCELLENT more

Having previously holidayed at the 5 star Sirene we ultimately found we were comparing the service/facilities. Again we booked the 'All Inclusive' package which in addition include all golf,buggies and driving range. We found by eexperience that if you had booked for around 10.30, they were all gone. It was difficult to get a buggy. whilst a electric trolley was... more

We rcently enjoyed a 7 night stay at the Sueno. Our party comprised 14 golfers (some very good and some trying their best). The past 11 years we have always travelled to ireland but the poor Euro exchange rate made us look elsewhere. Turkey turned out to be a first class alternative. The two courses at the Sueno (Pines approx... more

Just returned from a 7 night stay. My first time at a Turkish hotel and first time "all inclusive". I travelled with a large group of golfers. We had slight reservations prior to the holiday, thanks to some less than favourable reviews, but these were unfounded. I Stayed in a standard twin room which was spotlessly clean with good size... more