Kaya Belek Hotel has 506 rooms across five floors, served by six lifts. Standard and family rooms include satellite TV, hairdryer, minibar, in-room safe and room service, which is exactly what most golf groups need between breakfast and heading out again.
On-site facilities are a big part of the appeal. Tennis players are well catered for with 8 clay courts and 7 hard courts and there are multiple football pitches for sports groups. The sea is typically calm along this part of the Turkish Riviera, so watersports are a popular add-on, with activities such as windsurfing, catamarans, diving and water skiing available locally.
If your priority is recovery as much as scorecards, the spa is a genuine plus point. You've got a sauna, Turkish bath and gym included, with massages and treatments available at an extra charge, along with a beauty salon and hairdresser. It's the ideal reset after 18 holes, particularly in peak summer heat.
Families are covered too. Kaya Kids' World runs an all-day programme and includes playground areas plus a cinema, which makes it easier for parents to carve out time for the pool, the spa or a quieter pre-dinner drink.
Dining-wise, you've got a good spread across Italian, international and Asian options, plus four bars, so you can keep the week varied without leaving the resort. There's also a discotheque, shops and free Wi-Fi in the lobby.
If you want to stretch your legs beyond the resort, Kadriye is less than a mile away for shops and nightlife, with Belek town around three miles away. For a non-golf day, Aspendos, Perge and the Kursunlu waterfall are all well worth a look.
If you're building a Belek break around Kaya Palazzo, this is a handy base that keeps your days simple: breakfast, golf, recovery, dinner, repeat. Have a look at Kaya Palazzo Golf Club and speak to the team to line up tee times and the right room set-up for your group.
