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Stay at the Maxx Royal, Turkey's Finest, and most luxurious hotel.
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The Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort is a luxurious golf all-inclusive resort all-suite hotel just over a kilometre away from the centre of Belek golfers paradise in Turkey. In addition to water sports and land-based leisure facilities, the hotel has a selection of swimming pools. Guests can choose between canoeing, windsurfing, and swimming, as well as tennis and football. Golfers can enjoy the majestic 18-hole golf course constructed by Colin Montgomerie and home and some of the most successful tournaments on the European Tour.
Maxx Inclusive is accessible to guests 24 hours a day, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the primary buffet restaurant, or at one of the several à la carte restaurants including; Azure Turk, Azure Italia, Azure Fish, and Bueno Steak House; Azure 24 offers 24-hour à la carte dishes from around the world. A range of snacks, ice cream, and patisserie goods, are available during the day. Chocolatier offering Belgian chocolates and beverages made from hand. One of the several bars sells hot drinks, non-alcoholic, and packaged alcoholic beverages. A minibar in your room which is fully stocked.
The Maxx Royal is arguably Belek most luxurious Golf Hotel and one that would not sit out of place in Las Vegas.
As the host venue of the Turkish Airlines Open, every year the hotel welcomes the world's best golfers as they compete for one of the European Tour's premier events.
Perfect for the most luxurious Golf Holiday Turkey plus all-inclusive.
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All client money is held by an authorised independent trust operated by Protected Trust Services (we are member no. 5041) ensuring we comply with UK Package Travel Regulations. We are also member no. 5762 of the International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO).




