5 Nights, 2 Rounds
Tucked into 650,000 square metres of native pine forest on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort sits in the heart of Belek, where championship golf meets five-star resort living. Dense woodland frames the fairways and terraces, the Turkish Riviera stretches out in front of you and you're close to Belek's best-known courses without the faff of long transfers every day.
It's a proper golf base in the sense that you can keep things simple, play great courses, eat well and switch off in the spa without overthinking it. Board options are flexible, and many packages run all-inclusive, which works well for groups who want to lock in the spend upfront and focus on the golf. Service is polished, the facilities are extensive and the on-site Kaya Palazzo Golf Club gives you a home course that's walkable from your room.
If you're looking at Belek for maximum golf and minimum logistics, this one makes it easy. You've got an on-site championship track for your home rounds, then plenty of nearby options when the group fancies a change of scenery. It's also a strong shout for winter sun weeks when you just want reliable golf, good food and a warm base to come back to. The resort caters well to mixed groups, so if you're bringing partners or family who aren't playing every day, there's plenty to keep everyone happy. If you're planning a winter-sun break or a longer stay in Belek, this is one of the more complete bases you'll find.
Who is this for?
Golf groups, couples or families who want a single Belek base with strong hotel facilities, a proper on-site course and easy access to other championship options nearby.
Who is it best for?
Societies and mixed-ability groups who value convenience, a solid home course and plenty to do after golf, especially for winter sun weeks.
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5 Nights, 2 Rounds
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Kaya Palazzo Golf Club is a special new addition to the golfing landscape of Belek, where the phenomenal native pine forests set the scene for a majestic championship course that looks set to establish itself as one of the finest in Turkey's golfing capital.
Some 650,000 square metres of spectacular pine forest are the backdrop for Kaya Palazzo Golf Course, which is among the most recent courses to be unveiled in Belek. Master PGA Professional David Jones set out to create a course which is not extremely long like many of the recent international, but would provide a strong challenge for every player.
At its peak, Kaya Palazzo Golf Club is less than 6,500 yards long, but the imaginative design ensures that visitors are faced with demanding yet beautiful holes that are certain highlights of any golf holiday in the popular Belek region.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | David Jones |
| Opened in | 2007 |
| White | 5,942 yards |
|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,604 yards |
| Blue | 5,239 yards |
| Red | 4,911 yards |
Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort offers 633 rooms spread across the main building, garden area and eight private villas. Every room comes with the essentials you'd expect at this level: bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer, telephone, complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heating, minibar, tea and coffee facilities, satellite TV and an electronic safe. The rooms are spacious and well maintained, designed more for comfort and function than boutique flair, which is exactly what most golfers want after a long day on the course.
The main restaurant runs an open buffet with a strong range of international dishes, and the resort backs that up with five à la carte options. YaDa Sushi covers Asian, Serafina handles Italian, Mezzo focuses on fish, Steak House serves traditional Turkish grills and there's a lively steakhouse for those who want a proper cut of meat. Most of the restaurants overlook the sea, and the standard is what you'd expect from a five-star Belek resort, plenty of choice and easy group-friendly dining. There are also several bars and snack spots serving Turkish and international bites throughout the day, plus 24-hour room service and a dedicated kids' restaurant if you're travelling with family.
Beyond the golf, the resort's spa and wellness centre is one of the real highlights. Covering 3,500 square metres, it's designed around an Ottoman theme and blends Turkish, Finnish and Russian influences across its treatment rooms, hammams and relaxation areas. It's a serious facility, and it's popular with non-golfers and post-round recovery alike. If you've never tried a Turkish hammam, it's a great post-round reset, and there's a solid menu of massages and treatments for recovery days.
For those who want to stay active off the course, there's a comprehensive fitness club, tennis courts and football pitches. I'm a sucker for resorts where you can finish 18, grab a bite and be back at the room in minutes, and this place nails that. Non-golfers aren't stuck either, the spa, beach time and sports facilities make it a proper resort week, not just a golf sleepover.
Peter
✓16 Jun 2026
Great hotel, great location, staff amazing!
John
✓26 May 2026
Hotel very nice public areas and bars. Quality of food good in the buffet restaurant. Supplements charged for à la carte just too high (40-50 euros), so didn’t use those this year, although we usually do. Staff in the bars and restaurant were great.
Tony
✓29 Apr 2026
Unbelievable stay at Kaya Pallazo. Not really much to fault here Food and drink 10/10 Quick to serve English not the best from a lot of the staff but not really an issue. Only minor winge would be the tv in the room was pointless Signal rubbish and only one English Channel. Other than that it was a perfect stay and would highly recommend Would also HIGHLY recommend the steak house. Not part of the all inclusive but was worth every penny. The T bone was incredible. We will be back
Colin
✓28 Apr 2026
Best choice of food and drinks ever
Nigel
✓26 Mar 2026
Great place to stay
David
✓20 Oct 2025
This hotel has a real 5 star feel to it. The service is very good and facilities are excellent. The al la carte restaurants are expensive and the portions are generous. The steak restaurant is 50 euros per person and further additional cost if you want dry aged beef. We had rib eye of the standard menu and it was superb. One criticism was the food was not hot enough unless you get something freshly cooked. I would certainly not criticise the choice and quality.
Ahmet
✓18 Jun 2025
Christian
✓15 May 2025
Hotel mint staff great Only problem is they have out priced the signature restaurants €40 gets you over the doorstep then €70 for steak
Carlton
✓14 May 2025
