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doe

2009-01-18 13:10:36

I think you have done really well and got yourselves a bargain.

You will have an absolutely fab time at Lykia it really is idea for family holidays.

It's in a beautiful part of Turkey and the food was the best I have had in this type of resort, the show cooking is wonderful. One night we went to the Marina restaurant and it was a fish night (but lots of other choices too) and their was show cooking with a chef carving from a 5ft Tuna

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Your children are just the right ages for the childrens paradise swimming pool area as well. Mine were a bit old for it as they are teens.

I will remember Tulip holidays for if I want to book again, I would have gone back but mine want to go to Florida this year.

Doe

Anonymous

2009-01-19 03:47:05

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Hi,

Oh thanks for that! I'm so looking forward to it & I'm trying to convince friends to come too!!

I can't wait to do Florida but will wait for the children to be a little older before I do that one so that they remember it better!

x

ellie_meg

2009-01-19 08:17:46

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my daughter was 5 when we went to lykia 3.5 yrs ago and she still remembers it as she had such a fab time , she loved all the kids pools with canons etc, its a brilliant place for kids and the food is fab

ChoppyChopster

2009-01-19 13:00:26

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I'm thinking of booking to go to Lykia World in mid-September. I was wondering about the kids club as my daughter will be a two weeks off her third birthday when we go. I see that Lykia run a creche for under threes, but I'm worried that she might be a bit bored if it's geared up for looking after babies rather than toddlers. The other kids club is for 3 - 6 year olds and I'd be a bit concerned about her being thrown in with older, more boisterous children. Has anyone else been with a similar aged child and could put my mind at rest?

Also I seem to be able to get a better deal on the Residence rather than the standard Village rooms. What are they like? Will it be a bit cramped with two adults and a toddler?

mehmeh1

2009-01-19 13:33:46

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The Residence rooms are huge!

bridd

2009-01-19 15:23:48

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IMO you are better in a residence room with a toddler as the village rooms don't have bathtubs. My kids didn't used to do well in a shower at that age.

doe

2009-01-19 15:46:33

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I agree with Bridd, the shower in the village room is pretty small. The room itself is big, but the enclosure is small if that makes sense. If you can get a residence room at a good price I would go for that.

ChoppyChopster

2009-01-19 15:59:46

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Thanks for the advice on the Residence rooms.

Can anyone advise on my other query regarding baby club/snoopies for a nearly three year old?

:thanks

Anonymous

2009-01-19 16:32:09

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What are the family rooms like in the Village? I take it these are larger than the Large Superior Room but in what way?

bridd

2009-01-19 16:58:22

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The family rooms have two separate bedrooms. The superior rooms have just one.

doe

2009-01-19 17:03:42

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I think last year I must have been in what was one of the superior village rooms. Basically you get one large room, it was on two levels the upper level you had a huge bed. Think it might have been two 3ft beds puched together, then you went down a step to another level where there was a double sofa bed. So not much privacy for a family of 4.

But we weren't complaining as we got it at a bargain price.

and the facilities and food are the same whatever room you get to stay in.

Anonymous

2009-01-19 17:05:39

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Oh ok, cool thank you! Family room it is then!

Anonymous

2009-01-19 17:11:01

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Whoops I must have double posted on another thread! :que

Thank you for that, glad we went for the Family Room then what with it being Part family Hol & part (5 years late) Honeymoon!

doe

2009-01-19 17:57:57

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You have defiantly done the right thing then if it's your honeymoon. :tup

dazman

2009-01-24 10:10:41

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Hi all

Have just booked for 2 weeks in august got a cracking deal with holidays direct ( part of the t cook group ) four adult prices and one child £4171 much cheaper than booking direct with t cook. also in that price is free extra luggage allowance and free in flight meals plus a morning flight. The only bad thing is its another seven months to go.

s3rt

2009-02-02 16:51:27

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Hi guys, can anyone please answer this question for me?

Can the twin beds in the standard village rooms be pushed together, or are they attached to the wall/backboard?

Another quick question (not as important to me as the first),

Has anyone extended their stay by a night? If so, was this expensive?

Thanks in advance.

ellie_meg

2009-02-12 16:19:06

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just booked for a week to go to lykia world in oct and got a fantastic price and also went through the cashback site and got an extra 5% cashback, so i will spend 1 week at lykia and 1 week at my apt in akyaka, really pleased , lykia has only cost me £452 inc discount for 2 adults and 1 child, i thought this was a bargain, im paying more in instanbul for a b&b for 2 of us !!! :tup

maverick57uk

2009-02-12 16:50:16

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thats great karen lykia is great :tup

ellie_meg

2009-02-12 16:54:11

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john ive been there about 3.5 yrs ago and loved it, but thought this was too good a price to not book lol, im sure i would spend more than that a week on food and drink anyway :tup

maverick57uk

2009-02-12 17:01:48

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that is a great ai price i would drink more than that if i was in europe price wise

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