the design of the hotel is really cool...its a big big hotel with beautiful atrium..very different rooms..friendly staff but they do not speak english...which is a big problem!! its very difficult to communicate anything... also terrible housekeeping... it took us almost 2 days to get room slippers... however the rooms are very modern and cool...with beautiful views..with mirrors on every wall..trendy light effects. if you want to have fun and party..the hotel is a good choice.

we stayed at adam&eve for 3 nights last valentain day. it is a hotel with special concept, especialy the design and service. not all gust will love this concept (all with with color, mirrors, light system in room loby and hamam), for me it was a little clastrofoby. the food in the main restaurants is good and varied. the food in the restaurants is very good, the problem is that the restaurants are not operate at that season (also all the outside facilities) so you can get the restaurants menu in the italian restaurant. there is a huge atrium were all the night part thaking place with good music and light&lazer effects. the hotel operate an angels that supposed to take care of your requests. actualy, the angels are russian girls that barely speaks english and are not very helpfull. that the same with most of the staff. the room service is very very slow and not understands english. another thing: dont take the rooms in the east side of the hotel if you dont want to see a building construction of other hotel in your room . the bottom line- it is a special hotel that worth one visit for 3 /4 nights, but there is a big gap between the hotel concept and the carrying out of it by the staff

In August my girlfriend and I spent one week at this hotel. We decided to book Adam & Eve because it has received a lot of attention from the international press and it also has won several awards. I think this is deservedly so. What attracted us to the hotel is its stellar design. We love it. Most of the interior walls are made of mirrors and most of the furniture is either white or transparent. The facade of the building is covered in green artificial grass. Each room is spacious and had a king size bed, a kind of sofa, a bath tub, a large desk, a maxi (not mini) bar and a terrace with almost complete privacy. The rooms also have pretty cool lighting in the ceiling. You can change the colors of the lighting in any which way you want (single color, fading, moving with music etc.). Do note that the hotels on the southeast side are farily close next to a hotel construction site. The first nights we stayed on that side but luckily we were able to move to the other side, where the next hotel is at least 200 meters awat. Try to pick the right side of the building in advance. The two pools are great, but especially the upper one is fantastic. The upper pool is over 100 meters in length and it has floating design mattresses. There is plenty of lounge sofas next to the pool for everyone. Each set of lounge sofas has a bell for calling the waiter, which is fantastic and gives you a solid 5 star hotel feeling. The hotel has a number of restaurants with different cuisines, all of which serve great food. We especially liked the Turkish grill restaurant. Apparently, you can stay at the hotel in an all-inclusive fashion, but we did not. The prices for lunch and dinner are very decent, however the prices for alcohol did seem a bit steep. Adam & Eve is a large hotel and it has over 400 rooms. Suprisingly, one does not notice that, only when walking through the hotel's long dark (in contras to the rest of the hotel) halls. The architect has in its daring design created many (partially) hidden spaces and as a result it is difficult to be with crowds in a single room. The only exceptions are the bar and the pools. Moreover, the hotel seems to be very popular among the fashionable Turks. In Turkey the hotel is by now well known. In the evening there is usually some good music in the atrium and the hotel has a number of girls dancing on the bar with, wearing very little. I noticed that this did bother some of the other guests, but to be honest I quite enjoyed it! There is also room for improvement at Adam & Eve. At times the service at the restaurants can be slow. Most of the staff only speak Turkish. The hotel has a range of so-called Angels to help guests out, but with a few exceptions their English is poor as well. I got the impression that quite a number of Angels did speak Russian. Especially the reception desk is poor at customer service and in my opinion the hotel management should tackle this seriously. Besides the pools, the hotel has many other facilities. The hotel regularly organizes events, it has a tennis court, a space for squash, a spa and so forth. In addition, there are numerous golf course around Belek. Around Belek there is plenty to do. Since we do not like spending all day at the hotel, we visited Antalya, several Roman and Greek ruins in the vicinity and we spent a day on a sailing boat. We rented a car for a day at the hotel. Because the car rental girl did not speak English, we had misunderstood each other and they made us wait two hours for a car. However, the agent appologized and provided us with a free additional car rental day. If the hotel management can solve the language issues of the staff, this hotel does not only belong among the sexiest world but also among the best larger scale ones as well. Bear in mind: this hotel is not for everyone. Those of you who prefer a more conservative audience and decoration, please stay away, as you will spoil your own holiday. If your agent tells you this is a not a hotel for kids (as happened with a Dutch family we met), then he or she does probably not belong to the target group. There were plenty of kids around.