My family and I have just returned home following a week long stay at Papillon Ayscha. This was our first time visiting Turkey and we certainly weren’t disappointed. We had originally booked to stay in Papillon Belvil but were moved to Ayscha as the opening date for Belvil was delayed. Overall, we had a wonderful time. But, as with any holiday, there were pros and cons. As we visited in March, many of the hotels facilities had not yet reopened. That said, what was available was very good and was mostly adequate for the number of guests. Pros: - The hotel is very clean and well maintained. The garden areas are lovely and, despite the site being fairly compact, there are lots of different areas that guests can use to enjoy the sun or shade. - Heated main pool, indoor pool and slide pools. These are certainly not warm but are much warmer than the usual icy cold water at this time of year. - The vast majority of staff were very friendly and tried their best to speak to us in English. The lifeguards, looking after the slides, as well as some of the staff in the Martini Bar were particularly friendly and made us feel very welcome. - The Martini Bar is beautiful and we thoroughly enjoyed pre and post diner drinks there each evening. - The vibe in the hotel is very relaxed, making for a peaceful and enjoyable holiday. - Rooms cleaned daily, to a good standard. - Good selection and variety of food in the buffet restaurant. We are in both the Turkish and Asian A la Carte restaurants and enjoyed the food and intimacy of these very much. - Some entertainment but nothing overbearing, which we were very glad of. - As we were moved from Belvil, the hotel upgraded us to an interconnecting family room which was big and spacious and had a very large balcony. - Our son is Autistic and we requested a room in a quieter part of the hotel. This request was granted and the room was located in the perfect spot - a bit further away from the pool and entertainment but still very close to reception and the restaurants. Cons: - The biggest con is absolutely no fault of the hotels but it was a real problem for us. Some of the guests staying in the hotel were incredibly rude! They would routinely push ahead of people in the restaurant and at the bars and would bark orders at the staff. - The buffet restaurant can get very busy at times which can make it very canteen like. The staff are so busy trying to clear and reset tables that it can be very hard to get a drink. On more than one accession, I was unable to get a table at breakfast time and ended up just taking food to the room. Surely, there must be a more orderly way of organising the restaurant during busy times so that it feels less chaotic. - Bar staff (particularly the pool bar) did seem to serve whoever pushed their way in front of them, rather than encouraging guests to take turns. As a female, I also noticed that males were usually served first. In summary, despite a few minor annoyances, we all t