Cesars-Ultra All Inclusive Hotel in Side

Great hotel! I recommend it for families.

Everything is great! The WiFi works. The view from the balcony isn't great, though. There's plenty of food. It's a shame they don't serve ice cream.

Excellent value for money! The hotel is old, but it has soul 😀 Pros: 1) The sea - a huge sandy beach, plenty of sun loungers, a gentle slope into the sea, through one hotel on the right there is a bridge under which you can feed large turtles. Sun loungers can be on the grass or on the sand. 2) Beautiful pools, children's slides. The indoor pool (near the slide) is always noisy and loud after breakfast. The pool with children's slides is new. 3) The rooms. Nice, bright, fresh. It is obvious that they were recently renovated. By the way, there are great "bungalow" rooms under the restaurant terrace; they are part of the main building. These rooms are closest to the sea (they have their own piece of "lawn", and a view of the sea and the pool). But if you don't like the noise of the restaurant or you are afraid of lizards, don't choose them 😅 However, these rooms are convenient for parents with children, since you can avoid the stairs. 4) Food. Delicious, plentiful, standard Turkish hotel food. Ice cream is served three times a week - Mon, Wed, Fri. Friday is Turkish Food Day at the hotel, but this year, due to the pandemic, there hasn't been the standard Friday evening show. Maybe there will be later. 5) The entertainment is varied. It can even get boring 😂 By the way, if you're unlucky with the view from your room, you're probably lucky that it's quiet 😀 6) The spa has excellent massage therapists. My husband even had a chiropractor treat his back there. We took the program and then had massages... we recommend checking them out in general. We haven't encountered massage therapists of this caliber in Turkish hotels before. 7) The hotel's location is excellent. 5 km by minibus for $1 and you're in Side! By the way, for some reason, the tourists I spoke with at the hotel didn't even think about going to Side for a walk, and in vain. All the hotels that are a little closer to Side (and Caesars is in Kumkoy) are 40-70% more expensive. Behind the hotel itself, there is a pleasant "town" of shops and small bars. 8) there is a tennis court (you can also play football on it) 9) I would especially like to highlight the huge restaurant terrace with an arch (the prototype of the Temple of Apollo from Side) - it is very nice and atmospheric during dinner. Cons: 1) you have to understand that the hotel is 30 years old. Although it has been completely renovated many times, it is still 30 years old. If you want a brand new expensive hotel, then this hotel is not for you. 2) the hotel is big. Enormous. There are a lot of guests. A lot of children. Food, sun loungers - everything is enough. But occasionally you come across people who loudly scold the children... 3) It's not a big deal, but only 1 beach towel per day. You get one in the morning and return it in the evening. They probably don't exchange towels for each other right away, since the hotel is big. 4) I recommend going for lunch in the second half of the lunch hour - if you come at the beginning, you'll have trouble finding a table. There are no such problems at dinner, because it's cozy on the terrace, but it gets very hot on the terrace at lunch. The indoor restaurant is very large, but it still can't accommodate everyone at once. And hungry people, especially those who have just arrived, behave a little wildly :) Have a nice holiday everyone! Enjoy the sea and the sun, don't pay attention to the little things :) The hotel is good, the main thing is the mood! The hotel has an ancient Greco-Roman style.

Hotel looks a little bit tired and average evening entertainment, though neither significantly impacted our enjoyment.
​We enjoyed an October half-term holiday here. The weather was a major plus: it was still wonderfully warm and sunny, with only one day of rain throughout our stay.
​Accommodation and Amenities-
​The hotel overall is nice, offering spacious rooms (including our own balcony). The location is perfect, situated right on the beach, and the property features three large pools. For relaxation and activity, the hotel also provides a spa, disco, shop, and hairdresser.
​Food and Dining (A Major Highlight)
There is plenty of variety to cater to any dietary requirements. Crucially, food is available 24 hours a day. We arrived late and were extremely grateful to find a full offering of chips, pizza, and burgers available—a lifesaver after a long journey.
​Entertainment and Activities
​The general entertainment could be improved slightly, but the dance show was good.
​Important Local Context & Logistics-
​We noted that the destination caters heavily to German and Russian tourists. Most of the staff speak German or Russian (we were told approximately 90% of guests are German), and this is true of the local markets outside the hotel as well.
​Essential Cash and Currency Advice:
​All prices are in Euros (€), and cash is king outside the hotel.
​Bring cash with you, as it is preferred everywhere. Fortunately, there is a cash machine located just outside the hotel premises.
​Sightseeing Tip:
​If you plan to visit the beautiful Side old town, local buses are easily accessible. A helpful tip for the return journey: look for the bus that has the name of the Cesar hotel written on the side door to ensure you're catching the correct route back to the hotel.
​Overall: This was a comfortable, well-catered, and relaxing holiday.

Spend one week at Caesar hotel in the middle of September. Was absolutely perfect including the weather . Very polite, attentive, hard working staff, clean rooms, sea water so warm u don't want to come out, delicious variety of food , fruits , deserts🍰🍮🍧👍

hotel. Suitable for families. Big and
beautiful swimming pools. Class 3 food. The hotel is for Russian people only. Most of it is for Russian people. Russian theater. No art or circus. Only Russian is Russian. For me, it is not convenient for me, but it is beautifu