Titanic Deluxe Belek is a genuine five-star operation, with 600 guest rooms finished to a high standard and enough space across the resort to avoid feeling crowded. Every room comes with 42" LED TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, minibar, tea and coffee station, electronic safe and a private balcony or terrace. It's the sort of setup where you can settle in for a week without needing to leave the resort unless you're heading out to play golf.
If you're travelling as a society, it's worth requesting rooms in the same block, as the resort is sizeable and you'll save a fair bit of walking between the course, your room and the main facilities. Rooms are comfortable after a round, with decent storage for clubs and kit, and the balconies are ideal for a quiet beer while you debrief the day's golf.
If you want more space and privacy, the resort offers a range of villas, all with private swimming pools and some stretching to five bedrooms. Villas are the play if you want late-night terrace chats without worrying about disturbing neighbouring rooms, and they work particularly well for larger groups or families who want their own base within the resort. The Presidential Villa takes things further with a Turkish bath, sauna, fitness equipment, a private beach cabana and a two-vehicle garage, making it a solid option for groups who want a bit more exclusivity.
The resort sprawls across natural pine forest with the Mediterranean on one side and mountain views on the other, making it one of the most visually striking bases in the region. Everything you need is on-site, from spa and fitness facilities to multiple pools, a private beach and enough dining options to keep things interesting across a full stay. Early breakfast is available if you've got an early tee time, and the all-inclusive setup means you're not worrying about bills or booking tables every night.
Dining is covered by a series of themed buffets, five a la carte restaurants and fourteen bars spread across the property. Pascarella serves classic Italian dishes done well, while Hürrem focuses on regional Turkish cuisine from across the country. With that many options, you can easily avoid repetition across a week, and the all-inclusive setup means you're not worrying about bills or booking tables every night.
Away from the golf, there's a 13,000 sqm spa and fitness centre offering massages, therapies and health treatments, plus a choice of outdoor pools if you want to cool off between rounds. The resort's private beach sits just a short walk from the main building, with water sports available on the Mediterranean or the option to simply claim a cabana and spend the afternoon on the sand. It's a proper resort setup, built for golfers who want quality facilities and the freedom to switch off between rounds.
Titanic Deluxe is located along the Belek coast, roughly 45 minutes east of Antalya Airport.
Address: Uckumtepesi Besgoz Caddesi 72/1, Belek
