From cheap hotels to luxury resorts Turkey has it all
A hugely versatile holiday destination, Turkey has rocketed up the holiday charts. It’s not unusual to hear holidaymakers praise the country’s good variety of both luxury resorts and cheap hotels, which can be found for as little as under £5 per night. Meanwhile, with Turkey’s all inclusive resorts offering some incredible deals at the moment, travellers can enjoy luxury at a great price in the best of both worlds.
The Concorde De Luxe Resort Hotel is one excellent example of the quality of the hotels in Turkey, offering five star luxury at a great price. Located in Turkey’s capital Antalya, this beachfront hotel offers such variety through its accommodation and facilities that guests have everything they need just in the resort and need never venture outside. As an award winning option for travellers, this hotel was voted the ‘leading hotel in Turkey’ by Hotels4u.com and Medhotels.com at their recent awards ceremony.
The Concorde’s all inclusive option offers the best value for money. For around £350 two people can enjoy a standard room with land view for seven nights and for just £50 extra they can opt for a stunning sea view. The cost includes the chance to take full advantage of the hotel’s extensive dining facilities. The Turkish, Italian, English, Seafood and BBQ restaurants are just some examples of the choices onsite. Meanwhile, holidaymakers can enjoy unlimited locally produced drinks and a selection of imported beverages at one of the 12 bars available, including a tea house and vitamin bar.
Catering effortlessly for visitors of all ages, the range of activities on offer at the hotel is staggering. Just a few of the sporting and relaxation facilities include a Fitness Centre, Turkish Bath, Sauna, indoor swimming pool, Aquapark, mini golf course, non-motorized water sports gym, racket sports, and air gun shooting. All of these are complemented by a luxurious Spa with over 30 treatments. Meanwhile, kids can enjoy taking part in the mini club specifically designed for 4 – 12 year olds, with numerous activities and games on offer with qualified staff.
This is just a taster of what’s on offer. The Concorde De Luxe is a perfect example of the quality and value offered by many Turkey hotels.
Cheap hotels abroad make sunshine breaks in Europe a no-brainer
The current financial climate seems to have affected everyone and pushed the thoughts of escaping on holiday far, far away. Hotels and resorts know that people are more concerned about their finances and have adjusted their prices to follow suit – making a getaway a surprisingly affordable option.
Holidaymakers looking to keep a close eye on a tight budget should opt for all inclusive options.The essentials, such as food and the majority of drinks, are fully catered for, while on site facilities mean that you don’t need to go far to find alternative entertainment if you fancy a change from lounging by the pool or need something to keep the kids happy. All this means that the ‘hassle-free’ element of your holiday is fully covered, but what about the ‘cheap’ part?
While all inclusive used to mean very expensive, there are some excellent offers on at the moment, making a stress-free getaway a possibility despite a very low budget:
Greece
The Greek islands are a top choice for a sunny escape, surprisingly they are also extremely budget-friendly. Greece hotels are very affordable. On the island of Kos, for example, all inclusive hotels can be found for as little as £25 per person per night this May. May is a great time to travel to Greece, as there is guaranteed sunshine, but the sweltering summer heat waves will not have set in.
Turkey
Just outside the Euro-zone, you’ll find Turkey is an excellent and very affordable option. The cost of eating out is climbing, however, so an all inclusive holiday is a sensible choice price-wise. All inclusive hotels in Turkey near the beautiful region of Dalaman, cost as little as £10 per person per night this May.
Majorca
Majorca in the Balearic Islands offers up a great mix of Spanish island culture alongside traditional British tourism trade. There are great deals to be found on Majorca hotels at the moment. A three star all inclusive experience can be found for a very budget-friendly £10 per person per night this May.
Affordable holidaying with cheap Turkey and Egypt hotels
Holidaymakers from the UK have been looking for alternatives to some of their favourite European destinations this year as budgets have tightened and the Euro currency has gained in strength. Happily, there are affordable options not too far from home in the shape of popular destinations, with plenty of hotels in Turkey and Egypt. Favourable exchange rates alongside the cheap Turkey and Egypt hotels are proving a desirable combination for holidaymakers considering these two locations just outside the Eurozone.
Travellers wanting to save some cash would do well to head to Turkey on holiday. An enticing blend of low day to day living costs and some fantastic deals on good quality but still cheap Turkey hotels is luring visitors of all types. Turkey has been causing a buzz in the holiday charts this winter as a hot pick. Its currency – the Lira – has played a major role in it becoming a best buy location destination recently. The country still has a number of years to go before it can join the EU and consider swapping its Lira for the Euro. Thanks to an exchange rate of around 2.4 Lira to the Pound, UK visitors can expect a bit more for their cash, particularly compared with some of Turkey’s European neighbours. Cheap deals on accommodation offer another bonus for holidaymakers. All inclusive hotels in Turkey can be found for as low as £10 per person per night this winter.
Across the water in North Africa, there are more cheap hotels to be found in Egypt. In terms of day to day affordability, the country follows hot on the heels of Turkey in the low cost of living stakes. Meanwhile, deals on all inclusive hotels in Egypt offer further value for holidaymakers who decide to choose the land of the Pharaohs for their next getaway. Two people can enjoy a seven night all inclusive stay for just over £18 per person per night this winter. Whichever destination travellers decide to visit in the end, a trip just outside the Eurozone is an excellent choice for affordable holidaying.