Water park and all inclusive: 15 five-star hotels in Kemer

Kemer sits between the sea and the Taurus Mountains. Nearly all five-star hotels here are built around one idea: a water park, a private beach, and an all-inclusive system. The difference between them is hidden in the details, and that difference determines whether you enjoy your stay or not.

First, figure out your children's ages and your budget, and only then compare the small things: the walk to the sea, the food, the age range for the kids' club. Below are 15 five-star hotels, almost all with a water park. A quick overview of each: what's inside, who it's for, and what to look at first. Hotel names and distances were checked against the official resort page and hotel websites (as of 09/2026).

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How to choose a hotel in Kemer

💡 In short:

• All hotels in this selection operate on an all-inclusive basis. Not all have a water park; Simena Hotel does not.
• If you're traveling with children aged four and up, choose hotels marked Kids Concept: they have kids' restaurants, clubs, and mini discos.
• If you want a town promenade and restaurants nearby, look at hotels in Kemer, not Tekirova.
• Amenities, water parks, and distances: 09/2026, verified on the official resort website.

Three things matter more than the rest. First: the distance to the sea and the type of beach. In Tekirova and Kiris the shores are mostly pebbly, while Kemer itself has some sandy stretches. Second: the age at which the kids' club starts accepting children. Third: the food, if you have picky eaters in the family.

1. Amara Dolce Vita

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The hotel sits in a Tekirova bay and is considered the most sports-oriented property in this selection. Inside there are several outdoor pools, a separate indoor pool, a mini water park with slides, and its own shoreline. The terraces have loungers, umbrellas, and canopies, so you'll find a spot by the water even in high season.

The sports offering is broader than at its neighbors on the list: tennis courts, squash and basketball courts, mini soccer, archery, canoeing, and pedal boats. In the evening there's live music, shows, and discos. The spa center includes a Turkish bath, sauna, jacuzzi, massage, and a fitness room.

• Who it's for: families and couples who value sports and entertainment on the hotel grounds.
• Not for: those looking for an intimate hotel with just a few dozen rooms.
• Location: Tekirova bay, south of Kemer (on the map).
• The catch: the water park is small; the hotel description calls it a mini water park.
• Prices: check prices at Amara Dolce Vita on Trip.com

2. Rixos Premium Tekirova

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The hotel is in Tekirova on the beachfront, with views of the sea and Mount Tahtali. You can walk to the beach in a couple of minutes, but the shore here is pebbly. The ruins of Phaselis are nearby, about 6 km away (according to Rixos's page at Accor, 09/2026).

Inside there's a spacious lobby, elevators, a hair salon, shops, and a 24-hour front desk. For children there's a playground, a club with a mini cinema, and a kids' menu in a separate restaurant. In the evening a disco and a cinema open. Guests have access to car and bicycle rental and free parking. The staff speaks Russian, English, and German.

• Who it's for: families who combine beach time with trips to ancient ruins.
• Location: Tekirova, 6 km to the Phaselis ruins (as of Accor, 09/2026).
• The catch: the beach is pebbly, water shoes will come in handy for getting in the water.
• Prices: rooms at Rixos Premium Tekirova

3. Nirvana lagoon villas suites & spa

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The complex consists of villas and suites with water access rather than standard buildings. The grounds include a private beach with piers, a system of outdoor pools, and a separate indoor pool in the main building. Guests don't have to share the water with the whole hotel: the villas have their own swimming areas.

For children, there's a club with a pool and playground, accepting kids from age four. For adults, there's bowling, billiards, arcade games, lit tennis courts, a fitness center, and a spa with a steam room, sauna, and Turkish bath. Dining is covered by the main restaurant, a steakhouse and a Mexican a la carte venue, plus a patisserie, snack bar, and pool bar.

• Who it's for: families who value a long beach and a choice of cuisine.
• Not for: those who prefer a compact hotel with short walks between areas.
• The catch: the kids' club only accepts children from age four.
• Prices: prices at Nirvana Lagoon

4. Pirate's Beach Club

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The hotel is pirate-themed, but that's not why people choose it. Most of the grounds are given over to a water park and pools, with loungers and shade canopies set up near the water, and a separate exit leading to a private beach.

Available activities include tennis, mini golf, archery, table tennis, billiards, darts, beach volleyball, and a gym. The spa offers massage, a Turkish bath, a steam room, and a sauna. Guests eat at a buffet restaurant and several a la carte restaurants: Italian, Turkish, and seafood. There's a kids' club and a separate children's restaurant.

• Who it's for: families who compare hotels by water park and dining.
• Not for: those who want a quiet vacation without entertainment programs.
• Prices: prices at Pirate's Beach Club

5. Queen's park tekirova resort & spa

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The hotel sits on the first line in the center of Tekirova, surrounded by its own gardens. The buildings run along the shore, so you can get to the sea and pools quickly.

Guests are accommodated in standard, economy, and family room categories, with some rooms featuring a terrace and sea view. There are several outdoor pools, a water park with slides, and a la carte restaurants. During the day, you'll be kept busy with aerobics, water gymnastics, dancing, darts, and air rifle shooting, and there's a kids' club for children. In the evening, themed parties, shows, and concerts take place, and a fitness room is available.

• Who it's for: families who want both a water park and quiet garden areas.
• Prices: rooms at Queen's Park Tekirova
• Prices: rooms at Queen's Park Tekirova

6. Limak Limra Hotel & Kids Concept

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The hotel belongs to the Limak chain and stands on the Kiris waterfront. The main theme here is kids: a mini club with cartoons, a pool with slides, a separate kids' restaurant, a playground, and a mini disco. Several times a week there are special activities, including a trip to a horse farm and cooking classes (according to the official Limak Limra website, 09/2026).

The grounds are green, with a mini garden and orange trees. There are several pools, a spa center with a hammam and sauna, a private beach area, and all rooms have balconies. The cuisine deserves a special mention: the Kazan restaurant focuses on Turkish dishes, while Ponte Vecchio serves Italian cuisine and maintains a wine list.

• Who it's for: families with children aged four and up: the clubs, menus, and entertainment are built around them.
• Not for: couples looking for a quiet vacation without a kids' program.
• Prices: prices at Limak Limra

7. Club Marco Polo

The hotel occupies a stretch of the Mediterranean coast with its own beach. Rooms face the sea, the mountains, or the inner garden, and each has a loggia. If you choose hotels by their food, this one is worth checking first.

The main Turkuaz restaurant operates as a buffet, while the other dining rooms serve Italian, American, Eastern, and Mexican cuisine from the menu. For recreation there is a spacious pool with a water park, a spa center with a Turkish bath, massage, and sauna, a fitness center, and squash courts.

• Who it's for: foodies and families who compare hotels by their restaurants.
• Prices: prices at Club Marco Polo

8. Lucida Beach

The hotel operates on an all-inclusive basis and works well as a base for excursions. The ancient city of Phaselis, Mount Tahtalı, and Goynuk Canyon are nearby, so you head out during the day and come back to the sea in the evening.

The property has its own garden, several pools and a water park, and a private beach area with loungers and shades. Rooms are divided into standard, junior suite, and family categories, with windows facing the greenery. The spa center offers massage, facial and body treatments, a Turkish bath, and a sauna. For children there is a club, a playground, and entertainment, plus parking and a business center. The hotel is equipped for guests with reduced mobility.

• Who it's for: those who combine beach time with trips around the region.
• Prices: rooms at Lucida Beach

9. Simena Hotel

Simena looks like the most business-oriented option in this selection. The focus here is not on a water park but on infrastructure: a 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, conference rooms, laundry, and a hair salon.

For sports, there is a fitness center, outdoor and indoor pools with a snack bar, billiards, basketball, table tennis, and hard-surface tennis courts. Children can use the pool and the kids' club. The wellness center offers massage, a Turkish bath, and a sauna. Transfers are arranged on request, parking is free, and there is a safe, babysitting, and dry cleaning.

• Who it's for: guests who need conference rooms and sports, and for whom a water park is not a priority.
• Prices: prices at Simena Hotel

10. Alva Donna World Palace Hotel

A large hotel with a big room inventory sits a couple of minutes from its own sandy beach. Rooms are decorated in a modern style, and the lobby has a front desk, a hair salon, a mini market, and shops.

Guests have access to car rental, several pools with umbrellas and loungers, a children's playground, and a kids' club with entertainers. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate tennis, mini golf, and windsurfing. The hotel is equipped for guests with reduced mobility.

• Who it's for: large families who value a sandy beach right next to the building.
• Location: about 66 km from Antalya airport (according to the map).
• The catch: the drive from the airport takes over an hour (according to the map).
• Prices: prices at Alva Donna World Palace

11. Amara Prestige

The second Amara hotel in this selection and the easiest to get around: pools, restaurants, and entertainment are all compactly arranged. Several outdoor pools include a semi-Olympic one and a kids' pool with slides, each with loungers and shades.

The spa center has a Turkish bath, sauna, jacuzzi, and massage rooms with on-site payment. For entertainment there is a mini cinema, bowling, a fitness center, volleyball, tennis, basketball, aerobics, and a game room with darts and billiards. The kids' club accepts children from four to twelve years old, and live performances and shows take place in the evening. The restaurants feature Turkish, Asian, Italian, and French cuisine, as well as seafood.

• Who it's for: families that want on-site animation and bowling.
• Prices: prices at Amara Prestige

12. Karmir Resort & Spa

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The spa hotel sits in a green park area almost right at the water. Its private beach with loungers and pavilions is open to guests, and a park where you can walk in the shade is nearby.

The property has an outdoor pool and a children's pool, water slides and a sun terrace, plus a tennis court and a beach volleyball court. The spa offers an indoor pool, sauna, Turkish bath, massage, fitness center and relaxation room; some services are paid on site. Animators run daytime games and evening shows. Dining is in a buffet restaurant with a show kitchen, with additional à la carte restaurants, a snack bar, patisserie, beach bar, pool bars and a pub.

• Who it's for: those looking for a spa vacation surrounded by greenery who don't want to go far from the sea.
• Prices: rooms at Karmir Resort

13. Club Boran Mare Beach

The hotel balances a spa and a family program. It has a spa center with a Turkish bath, sauna and massage, a fitness room, and courts for beach volleyball, tennis, billiards, table tennis and darts.

Animation is designed for all ages: a mini club for children aged four to twelve, a separate teen club and daytime games. In the evening there are shows, parties and cabaret. Dining is covered by a buffet restaurant, Mongolian barbecue, a fish restaurant, a café and a lounge bar. Services include a 24-hour front desk with English-speaking staff, a safe, currency exchange, free parking and car rental.

• Who it's for: families with children of different ages: there are programs for both younger kids and teens.
• Prices: prices at Club Boran Mare

14. Mirage Park Resort

The hotel sits between mountains, forest and sea. That is what draws couples and families looking for a quiet vacation away from the city bustle.

An outdoor pool with a sun terrace, loungers and canopies is complemented by a water park and a spa center with a hammam, sauna, hot tub and fitness center. Active guests have access to diving, cycling, windsurfing, water sports, tennis courts, table tennis rooms, bowling, archery and aerobics. There is a 24-hour front desk, laundry, room service, car rental, internet, conference rooms and a medical station.

• Who it's for: couples and families looking for a quiet seaside vacation.
• The catch: babysitting is available on request and at an extra charge.
• Prices: prices at Mirage Park Resort

15. Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club

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The hotel is set in a forested area near Kemer, with architecture built into the terrain. It is about 9 km to the center of Kemer and about 85 km to Antalya Airport (according to the map).

The program is geared toward children: a mini club with cartoons, a children's restaurant, a playground, drawing, cooking classes, craft workshops and puzzles. For all guests there are several outdoor pools with slides, relaxation areas with loungers and sun canopies, a fitness center and a hammam. The beach is sandy.

• Who it's for: families with children who want a sandy beach and a children's program.
• Location: about 9 km to the center of Kemer (according to the map).
• The catch: about 85 km to Antalya Airport (according to the map), so the transfer takes over an hour.
• Prices: prices at Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club

⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions

What's included in the all-inclusive package at Kemer hotels?

Buffet dining, locally produced drinks, pools and a water park, sports facilities, and entertainment. A la carte restaurants usually require a reservation, and some services like the spa are paid on site. The exact list depends on the hotel, so check the terms on the official website before booking.

At what age do the hotels in this selection accept children into kids' clubs?

Most often from age four. That's how the club works at Nirvana Lagoon Villas Suites & Spa, Limak Limra Hotel & Kids Concept, and Club Boran Mare Beach. At Amara Prestige and Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club, the programs are also designed for preschool and school-age children. With children under four, you stay with your child, as a separate nanny is not included in the package.

Where in Kemer is there a sandy beach, and where is it pebbly?

Alva Donna World Palace Hotel, Lucida Beach, and Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club have sandy shores. Rixos Premium Tekirova has a pebble beach, so water shoes will come in handy there. Check the beach type before booking, as it can change even after renovations.

When is the best time to go to Kemer?

The season runs from May to October. In September and October, the water is still warm and the heat eases off. In July and August, hotels are full of families and prices are at their highest. If you're going for a water park and kids' clubs, choose June or early September: lines are shorter and all the infrastructure is already running.

How do Tekirova hotels differ from Kemer hotels?

Tekirova is one of the resort villages south of Kemer, and its hotels have more private coves and greenery. Kemer is considered a town: the promenade, shops, and restaurants are within walking distance of the hotel buildings. In Tekirova, there's almost nowhere to stroll in the evening. The choice depends on whether you want a town close by or peace and quiet.

In short: what's worth booking

All 15 hotels operate on an all-inclusive basis, but you should choose based on your needs. If you're traveling with children aged four and up, look at Limak Limra Hotel & Kids Concept and Ulusoy Kemer Holiday Club: they have kids' restaurants, clubs, and mini discos. For a quiet seaside vacation, Karmir Resort & Spa and Mirage Park Resort are good options. For food, go to Club Marco Polo; for sports and a water park, go to Amara Dolce Vita.

The easiest way to compare prices and available dates across all Kemer hotels is on Trip.com: see 5-star options with a water park.