Honest review
When choosing a family resort in Belek, know Robinson Nobilis’s particularity in advance: the beach is separated from the grounds by a small river, and a bridge leads to the sea. For some it is extra minutes of walking, for others a pleasant stroll — but it should not come as a surprise.
The beach itself is worth it: a sandy strip stretching for 20 kilometres.
The room logic is simple. Want it quieter — the two-storey blocks with park or garden views. Want to be closer to the infrastructure — the main building, where rooms face the pool, the park or the sea, all with balconies and a seating area.
For families with children the most sensible choice is the categories with two bedrooms and two bathrooms — they exist both in the blocks and in the main building.
The verdict: a straightforward family resort with a 20-kilometre sandy beach at hand — if the bridge over the river does not put you off.
