Cook's Club Adakoy Marmaris

Amy Mundey

Hotel is situated on beautiful secluded grounds, staff are the friendliest & most hospitable people ever! Clean rooms (our cleaner (Talia) ensured our room was serviced everyday with fresh towels etc. 600TL approx to Marmaris centre in a taxi or 300TL for the water taxi, nothing much nearby so it’s best to book the half board or all inclusive if option for food. The food is fresh & cooked to perfection with such a variety of options for all dietary requirements and the menu changes daily. Constructive feedback - to have some cocktails included in the all inclusive package, to have umbrellas for shade on the jetty area & finally just to hose down the path by the beach daily as there can be a few ants & mess from the ducks (we loved the ducks though). Perfect holiday worth every penny 😊

samira vaghei

The location was excellent for both swimming and relaxing, making it the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the beaches. The staff were incredibly friendly, contributing to a fantastic experience overall. Marmaris is just a 15-minute boat ride away, adding convenience to our stay. It truly felt like a real vacation.

Niesreen Khojah

The room is dark, there is no adequate lighting. There are no toiletries in the bathroom except shampoo, shower gel and soap. There are no robes. The slippers are of the worst kind. The food is bad. The self-service is bad. We left a cup of coffee on the balcony. It was not cleaned. The resort does not have adequate lighting. There are no activities or entertainment at night. It takes a long time to carry the bags from the room. Despite the proximity of the place to the reception, I do not recommend it.

Ivet Bozhinova

Great hotel in the middle of the Adakoy peninsula. The staff were super lovely and the service was great especially at the restaurant and the bar. The food choices for all inclusive are superb and the food is fresh. I liked the fact that there’s as little food waste as possible compared to other all inclusive resorts. Marmaris is only a boat taxi away and it was super convenient. The only negative was the music late at night. Our room was at the back of the hotel and despite this you could still hear it very loud! As someone who goes to bed early this wasn’t ideal as I could rarely get sleep.

Mo El-Haj

We recently stayed at this picturesque adults-only hotel and overall had a pleasant experience. The setting is beautiful, with easy access to a pebbly beach and a large swimming pool. The breakfast offered a wide selection, and we chose not to go all-inclusive so we could explore Marmaris and sample the local cuisine, which was a great decision. The staff, particularly the cleaning lady, were very friendly, although the night receptionist was not as welcoming, which felt out of place for a hotel of this calibre. What I really appreciated was the stunning scenery, the clean seawater, the perfect pool temperature, and the attention to detail throughout the resort, such as the water refill points and the excellent breakfast selection. The air conditioning in the rooms worked flawlessly, and the coffee was fantastic—though sometimes slow due to limited staff. The hotel also organises daily activities, announced on their Instagram page, including yoga sessions, beach movie nights, boat trips, and other excursions, which added to the overall experience. However, there were a few downsides. The rooms were quite disappointing and didn’t offer much. They were sparsely furnished in a straw basket style with very dim lighting, which made the space feel dull. There were no drawers and limited space to hang clothes, apart from a small rail. It didn’t feel like a place we wanted to spend time in, other than for sleeping. Additionally, the hotel has three private beaches, but they aren't well advertised and don’t offer much difference between them. One even seemed to be outside the resort, and very few people appeared to notice its existence. The resort provides a single complimentary bottle of water as part of the welcome pack, but instead of informing guests about the convenient refill points available around the hotel, they make a point of saying only the first bottle is free, which seemed unnecessary. Another area for improvement is the reception staff. They provided minimal information, which made interactions feel awkward, especially when we were trying to find out what to do or see around the area. The receptionist who checked us in seemed rushed, spoke softly, and left us with a slightly underwhelming first impression when we were in the holiday spirit and looking forward to a more enthusiastic welcome. On the downside, the resort’s prices for food and drinks were quite high, which felt unfair given its remote location—about a 30-minute taxi ride from Marmaris. The road to the hotel is steep and winding, making the journey feel a bit risky with the local taxi drivers. While the water taxi service was a lovely option, it was unreliable and costly for groups larger than two. The breakfast service was another drawback. Moving away from a buffet style, guests have to request everything individually, which sometimes led to awkward interactions, such as asking for specific fruits or cheeses. While the coffee was good, there were long waits due to the limited number of staff preparing it. Additionally, drinks and food were priced at double what you'd find in Marmaris pubs. Lastly, there seemed to be a shortage of sunbeds at both the pool and beach, often reserved by guests who never showed up. The nearest mini-market is a 10-minute walk away, and beyond that, there’s not much nearby. Despite these issues, I would still recommend the hotel. It offers a very relaxing and enjoyable experience in a beautiful setting with plenty of activities to keep you entertained, but there are areas where it could improve to better match the expectations set by its beautiful location.