It’s All Inclusive
Resort chain

Maxx Royal Resorts

Every resort, ranked

2
resorts ranked
1
country
4.8
average guest rating
6.9k
reviews analysed

Maxx Royal is the top of the Turkish Riviera, and the guest ratings in our catalog make the case better than any brochure: both properties score at or near the ceiling of anything we track. The proposition is an ultra all-inclusive taken literally, where a la carte restaurants, premium spirits, minibars and room service are in the rate rather than upsold, and the resorts are built at a scale that lets them deliver it without the queues that usually follow.

Last reviewed August 2026 How we score

Belek is the golf property, sitting in the pine-and-fairway belt east of Antalya that draws European golfers all season. Kemer is the newer and more dramatic of the two, cut into the coast west of Antalya against the Taurus mountains. Both are large, both are family-capable with serious kids facilities, and both are priced accordingly: this is the expensive end of Turkey, and the value argument is against Mediterranean luxury elsewhere rather than against a package holiday.

Is it right for you?

Maxx Royal in two minutes

The case for

Book Maxx Royal if

  • Travelers who want genuine luxury without a bill arriving at every restaurant and bar
  • Golfers, at Belek in particular, where the courses are the reason the resort is sited there
  • Families who want high-end without the adults-only trade-off
The caveats

Know before you book

  • Expensive by Turkish standards, so judge the value against Mediterranean luxury rather than against a standard package
  • Both resorts are large: excellent for facilities, less so if you want somewhere intimate
  • Seasonal coast, and peak summer on the Antalya strip is hot and busy

Where Maxx Royal scores strongest

9.6/10
Luxury
9.3/10
Food
9.3/10
Pools
9.1/10
Family

Chain averages across the Maxx Royalresorts we've scored.

Where Maxx Royal operates

Map of Maxx Royal resort locations

2 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

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Maxx Royal resorts, ranked

  1. Aerial view of Maxx Royal Kemer Resort's beachfront with turquoise water, sandy shore lined with white loungers, and multiple swimming pools surrounded by green lawns.

    Maxx Royal Kemer Resort

    Five-star4.7 guest rating (2,253)Palmprint 9.4/10From $1650/night pp

    Maxx Royal Kemer is a 291-room resort on three private bays south of Antalya, and at 9.4 it is the highest-scoring resort in our Turkish catalog. The bays are the differentiator on this coast: clear Mediterranean water with the middle one specifically the family swimming beach, rather than the single long strip most Antalya resorts share. There is an aquapark, an indoor heated children's pool and a spa behind it. The dining is what people talk about afterwards. Eight restaurants cover Japanese, French, Italian, Turkish, seafood and two steakhouse concepts, eleven bars pour, the Twenty4 restaurant runs around the clock, and the Black Diamond nightclub handles the late end. All of it sits inside the Maxx Inclusive band, along with the minibar and the Maxxi Land children's programme. Spa treatments are charged and babysitting is charged. Villas run to three and four bedrooms sleeping ten and twelve, and there are lagoon suites with water at the door. Our sample puts a night at 1,665 dollars for two, the highest in our Turkish listings, and two pieces of small print matter at that price. The complimentary VIP airport transfer applies only if you book a villa and stay at least four nights; everyone else pays for the hour's run from Antalya. And ultra-premium bottles may sit outside the band, so ask by rate rather than by brand. Use the Maxx Assistant on day one to book the signature restaurants. It is family-friendly, not adults-only, and the energy reflects that.

  2. Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort overlooks multiple blue pools and palm-lined grounds with manicured lawns and shaped shrubs, with the sea visible in the distance.

    Maxx Royal Belek Golf Resort

    Five-star4.8 guest rating (4,670)Palmprint 9.0/10From $1148/night pp

Maxx Royal, head-to-head

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Frequently asked questions

What does Maxx Royal's all-inclusive include?

It is at the generous end of the category: a la carte restaurants, premium and imported spirits, minibar, and room service are covered by the rate rather than charged as extras. That is the brand's central claim, and it is the main reason guests rate it as highly as they do. Specific inclusions still vary by resort and room tier, so check the property page.

What is the difference between Maxx Royal Belek and Maxx Royal Kemer?

Belek is the golf resort, on the flatter pine coast east of Antalya where Turkey's championship courses are. Kemer is west of Antalya, newer, and set against the Taurus mountains for a more dramatic landscape. Both are five star and ultra all-inclusive; the choice is really golf versus scenery. The ranking above compares them on guest ratings and our category scores.

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