Reagan Panzu
Good workers at a decent hotel. It was out of season so nothing was open, but staff were welcoming and accommodating. The views from our room were amazing. Ramazan was very friendly and good with his customer service and Gokhan works every shift and is so nice.
Jules Wanderer
For how much it is to stay here in the off-season, this hotel cannot be beat.
The staff were very friendly, letting me check-in early and even use the breakfast buffet. My room was clean and spacious. But by far, the best part is the hotels amenities, specifically the Turkish spa and countless pools!
I would definitely stay here again and recommend it, especially if one gets off-season pricing!
Kirill Boichenko
My family and I stayed at this hotel in early September. We absolutely loved it and didn't want to leave. We're incredibly grateful to the hotel management, chefs, and service staff—everything was top-notch. I'd especially like to highlight the hotel's location, nestled in a pine forest with stunning views and fresh air. We'd be delighted to return next year and highly recommend it.
Michael Bates
Well, what a start! We walked into the hotel lobby and were immediately hit by that “abandoned office block” aesthetic. Minimalist? Sure, if by minimalist you mean empty and sad. The staff looked like extras in a zombie movie, trudging through their shifts waiting for someone to end the season (or their suffering).
We arrived during October half-term, otherwise known as “the week everyone here stops caring.” Our first room came with a complimentary dead-drain aroma, Eau de Sewage, very exclusive and a nightly soundtrack courtesy of the entertainment echoing down the corridor until 11:30 p.m. Who needs sleep when you’ve got muffled karaoke?
Top tip: Bring earplugs. Or industrial noise-cancelling headphones. Or maybe just don’t come.
The corridors have no fire doors, meaning sound travels freely along with your will to live. And the rooms? Oh, they’re bright! Who needs blackout curtains when you can be serenaded to sleep by the glow of the hallway light streaming into your eyes?
After a hostage-worthy negotiation with reception, we got moved to another room, far from the main building, which was ideal since that’s where the “fun” happens. The bathroom, however, could have starred in The Mold Identity. The shower thoughtfully floods the floor, so every morning begins with a quick mop-up using all your towels. Who doesn’t love a bit of cardio before breakfast?
Speaking of cardio, the gym is a museum exhibit titled Fitness Equipment Through the Ages. Everything looks like it last saw action in 2009. The treadmill belts are looser than the hotel’s definition of “five-star,” and one mirror’s been smashed presumably by the last guest who got a good look at themselves mid-stay.
The pools look lovely until you get in and realise it’s basically an Arctic plunge. Great if you’re a penguin. The pool bar is the saving grace; the staff there actually seem to like people, and they pour strong drinks which you’ll need.
All-inclusive? Technically, yes. But instead of Coke or Fanta, you get Rola Cola and Banta nostalgic for anyone whose mum used a SodaStream in the ’90s. As for the gin and tonic — let’s just say it’s mostly gin, barely tonic, and tastes like it could fuel a small aircraft.
The “a la carte” restaurant was flooded and “closed for the season.” So was the steam room. And apparently, the concept of air conditioning too, because 26°C “isn’t hot.” Reception promised to “speak to management” and get back to us. Still waiting. Might still be waiting next season.
If you’re reading this thinking, “Oh, it’s just one grumpy guest,” you’re half right. I am grumpy, but only because this five-star resort turned out to be a two-star in disguise.
Summary: If you’re after the full “budget holiday dressed as luxury” experience mould, mystery smells, and musical corridors included, this is your spot. Otherwise, do yourself a favour and go literally anywhere else.
Laslo Peter
We had a bad experience because the hotel have some agreement with some private hospital and unfortunately we needed a doctor so we end up in a hospital in Fethiye for chest infection, they did blood tests, scans,they asked us to stay in hospital for 2 days but we refused... we got billed 50000lira luckily after arguing with them we payed 500 pound hopefully i will claim back on insurance but not sure, anyway my daughter get better in 3 days with some antibiotics so i think its some sort of business. Instead of helping the reception is misled us to this private hospital and if you googl map the state hospital is few blocks away. The rooms are ok nothing 5 star and bathroom is mouldy and smell on sewage, food ok but agan nothing like 5 star. Not coming back to Turkey that's fore sure. Views are beautiful, stuff friendly.
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