Honest review
Families choosing Belek should know the main thing about The Dome: the children's infrastructure here is not just for show.
Judge by the details: three children's pools, one of them indoor and heated; a club for ages 4–12 with morning gymnastics, cooking classes (pizza, biscuits, fruit salad), crafts, games and football; children's bathrobes, slippers and bath products in the rooms; the kids' menu and light snacks are free. A babysitter is available at extra charge.
The grown-up side is just as convincing: a spacious, clean beach with a sandy entry, a pier with sunbeds and a bar, private pavilions, a thalasso pool and a heated indoor pool — useful in the cooler months.
The food is varied and good: themed dinners from Turkish to Mexican, live music over dinner — violin, piano, vocals — and imported alcohol. Breakfasts with pancakes, freshly squeezed juices and Belgian waffles set the right tone.
Allow time for walks: the grounds are green, pines and eucalyptus all around, the air fresh and restorative, and the Kempinski golf courses are nearby. A calm family resort with well-thought-out service.
