All Inclusive hotel recommendations in Belek / Antalya - please help!

[TheBear78]

I'm looking to book a last minute all-inclusive holiday for my family for a week - 2 adults and 2 kids (14 & 12)

We have never been to an all-inclusive hotel so really don't know what to expect or which one to choose.

Important bits:

1 - My wife and I are really hoping for a relaxing holiday in a hotel which is very comfortable and has great food.

2 - We don't want to be in a hotel that has a young "kids club" feel. My children don't need constant things to do but, at the same time, they love being active and we'd all still like to experience family entertainment for us all to enjoy.

3 - we assume that water slides in a hotel (which my children would love) would also mean more noise and be more hectic generally - less relaxing around the pool etc - but we don't know if that's true?

We have looked at the Bellis Deluxe and the Kempinski. Would really appreciate any thoughts on these two - positive or negative - and any other ideas?
Many thanks

Rixos premium Belek- absolutely amazing!

Ok. Great I'll check it out.

Voyage Belek

This late in the season you might find that a lot of kids activities including the water park are closed or very limited unless you’re looking at half term week.

Paloma Grida, Belek was amazing, and ticks all your boxes

Liberty Signa

Ela excellence. Truly stunning

Topkapı Palace or if you can afford it The Titanic.

Not all hotels with slides are raucous but what I would say is the pools can be quite chilly in October. You’d be better off looking at Canaries rather than Turkey.

Ali Bey in Antalya. Got a water park, padel courts, adults only pools as well as everyone pools and food was lovely x

How important is the weather because it was quite mixed when we went in early May, the pools were freezing so we didn't get any use of the slides or pools.

Thanks all for your help.
Yeah, the weather has been a concern as we really only want to fly and flop, so we're most likely going to Morocco this year and look at Turkey again next summer.