Armas Labada Hotel

“Spa”

Wonderful time, brilliant spa centre Highly recommend!😎

“Thank you for everything🫶🏻”

I really liked the atmosphere in the animation team; they are very friendly and cheerful people. Out of all the hotels I have worked in during my life, this one stood out to me so much that I didn’t want to leave. I truly enjoyed my time there.

“We’re not in Turkyie (paraphrasing Kansas) anymore, but seems more like Russia. Absolute plus: The Spa!”

Positive: Location, value for money and especially the Luxury Spa Center. I took a package of 5 massages and got also turkish hammam scrub and face masks as bonuses and everything was fantastic there; the team was extremely nice, services very good and the masseur was a real professional. I want to… more

Positive: Location, value for money and especially the Luxury Spa Center. I took a package of 5 massages and got also turkish hammam scrub and face masks as bonuses and everything was fantastic there; the team was extremely nice, services very good and the masseur was a real professional. I want to thank them for the fact that they brought some light to our vacation partitioned by some bad experiences. Average: The personnel tried to offer good services and was kind, however the infrastructure doesn’t allow them to reach the so-called 5 stars Negative: Possibly the hotel had 5 stars many years ago when it was open; but there has been little maintenance investment since, which is a pity when one thinks of the wonderful position by the sea. The all inclusive concept is tricky, as you are the prisoner of a chef and the taste of usual customers. Too much food with sauces and little top quality luxury hotel dishes. Fish not convincing, fruits of average variety; one bright spot here; the baclava. But the worst was not having more than 3-4 people among the service team and administration to which to comunicate in other language than turkish or russian. It was unacceptable to arrive there (anywhere throughout the facilities of the hotel) and to receive greetings and questions in russian, with less than 10 words in english known by most of the personnel. Not to memtion spanish or french or even german.

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“Mixed feelings”

We arrived at the hotel around 9 AM and had clearly stated both through the travel agency and on the hotel form that we wanted a room with three beds. Unfortunately, the hotel’s front office manager, Arif, told us that all rooms were fully booked, even though it seemed obvious that there were still… more

We arrived at the hotel around 9 AM and had clearly stated both through the travel agency and on the hotel form that we wanted a room with three beds. Unfortunately, the hotel’s front office manager, Arif, told us that all rooms were fully booked, even though it seemed obvious that there were still many available rooms that day. What made the situation even worse was his extremely rude attitude — when we explained that the offered room did not match our booking or request, he arrogantly told us that if we did not like it, we could sleep on the lobby sofa. This behavior was highly unprofessional, disrespectful, and completely ruined our first impression of the hotel. Other people at the front desk were very friendly. Additionally, we were glad that we got a early check in about 11 o’clock. At the beginning of our trip, we had to change hotels unexpectedly, and for the same amount of money we were offered this hotel, which honestly did not fully match the expectations or value we expected for that price range. Overall, the hotel itself left a rather positive impression. The hotel area was large and beautiful, and around every corner there was something new to discover. For example, we only found out later that the evening disco was held in a completely different building — this was never explained to us upon arrival, and better information would have been appreciated. We really loved that the beach was a right there. Most of the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. We especially want to praise Muhammet U from the beach bar, who quickly remembered our drink orders and was always kind and attentive. The boys working at the American Bar, Umut and Recep, were also very friendly. The spa staff also left a very positive impression. At the same time, the hotel had a very large number of drunk Russian tourists, and many of the discos and karaoke events were clearly aimed mainly at Russian guests. Fortunately, we still felt accepted, and the staff always communicated with us politely in English. The biggest downside of the hotel was definitely the rooms, which are in serious need of renovation. The room felt outdated — furniture and fixtures were loose, plaster was falling off the walls in some places, and overall the room looked worn and neglected. It did not meet the expectations we had for this hotel. We had ants running around our room too. One very positive aspect, however, was the peace and quiet. If you are looking for a calm and relaxing holiday with good sleep, this place is perfect. We honestly have not slept this well for seven nights in a row in a very long time. The pillows were amazing. However, if you are travelling with friends and looking for nightlife and more energy, the atmosphere in Camyuva is much quieter compared to places like Kemer. In conclusion, this is a rather charming hotel with many kind employees and a lot to explore, but the condition of the rooms and the extremely unpleasant experience with the front office manager left us with mixed feelings. Because of that, we are not sure whether we would choose to return to that hotel in the future.

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