We've been here twice in the evening to eat. We had the sea bass which was great. The servers are…read morereally friendly and even though the restaurant was full the service was great! The food is amazing considering the low price. A starter plus one main course costs about 12 € including a large beer. The setting on the pier or bridge going out in the water is superb and romantic.

This was the best value for money of any hotel we tried in two weeks in Turkey. Our room was lovely…read moreas the staff person gave us a suite though we paid for a regular room. The TV had good channels, the wifi was excellent and the beds, though firm, were spotless. The proximity to the harbour was perfect too. We had such personal and friendly service. The breakfast was average but at $41 Cdn what an amazing bargain. Dost helped make Marmaris our favourite spot. It is not super fancy but you will be pleased with it.

DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL!!! This has been one of the…read moreworst hotel experiences of my life! I stayed for a bit and initially liked it, so I extended my stay. that was where I went horribly wrong. The hotel manager - i think his name is Yavus - booked me for the extension and was EXTREMELY rude. I really should have cursed him out and walked out then. A few days later, he insisted I change rooms immediately because my room needed to be painted. I was starving and on my way to lunch, but again, I said nothing. The toilet in the new room was disgusting. I asked that the staff clean the toilet. When I got back in, a few hours later, they hadn't cleaned the toilet, but had doused the entire bathroom with water - even the toilet seat. Again, the toilet was filthy. After that, my door refused to lock. Yavuz saw me having problems with the door. He concluded that it needed batteries and said he would take care of it later. I told him I wasn't comfortable leaving my things behind an unlocked door. He told me there were cameras in every hallway and that he would definitely take care of it. I show up to my room 7 hours later and the door is not yet fixed. I call down and explain this to them in what little Turkish I know. I tell them the "room won't close"...they say they will send someone up immediately. Half an hour later, I call back and explain to them that the problem is the door. They finally send someone up. I show the guy that the door opens without a keycard. He simply looks at me and says to use the deadbolt instead. I try to explain that as a paying customer and single woman, I need a locking door. Yavuz runs in with a screwdriver and starts taking the batteries out of the door lock. At that point, I just started cursing him out, but he didn't understand a word of it. He just smiled and nodded and tried to pretend that he came back "later" as he had promised. "Later" is not supposed to be 7 hours later. A day later, the upstairs toilet started leaking onto my toilet. I realized that if I called them, they would do nothing about it, so I told them I needed a new room. After a day, I was allowed to move back into my old room. It had just been painted and was covered in paint fumes - and I have asthma. I tried to explain this to the concierge but, once again, she looked at me like a deer in headlights . She was, however, absolutely insistent that the maid come clean the two specks of dirt on the balcony. DO NOT STAY HERE! JUST DON'T DO IT!

Large, clean rooms with small balconies. Great location, close to the ocean and fish market…read more Staff was extremely helpful in finding good places to eat & drink nearby and also spent a lot of time looking into bus/taxi/shuttle options for us on our last day (when moving on to Olympos).

Views are ridiculous. I mean truly beautiful at sunset. The family running the place confuses you…read moreas their family too - lol. Lovely place. You have to stay here. Water taxi takes 5 minutes and is complimentary. Restaurant is epic with views of sunset that you will never forget. Love, love love this place.

Great stay Great location the staff was top notch! Breakfast was the best breakfast we have had…read moreat any hotel we have stayed in Turkey

What a great find!! We were on our way to Oludeniz and then…read moreDalyan, just to be close to our flight out of DALAMAN, and someone suggested this area. After a quick search online found this gem. The hotel is 20 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes drive to the beach, located in the town of Sarigerme. Beach is a short drive away. $5 fee gets you and your car into the beach area, and another $5 gets you couple of lounges and an umbrella. $50/day windsurfing nearby was a plus. There are showers and a small cafe serving very affordable beer and snacks. The hotel has really nice decorations, a nice private pool with lounges, nice soft music throughout. Simple and efficient rooms with A.C. Very nice owners trying to accommodate every little wish. Excellent breakfast included, including many types of cheeses, jams, breads and such. Dinner menu is great. Probably the best cheese plate I've had for $12. Clientele mixed; local families with kids to European couples. and best of all; Quiet.. Sarigerme, is a tiny town with few shopping and food options

We stayed in this hotel 2 years ago at Easter and had a really great time. The weather at that time…read moreis just perfect. It is a holiday village with loads of facilities that it shares with its sister hotel The Perla next door. You can do everything from tennis, aerobics, pool games, water sports etc. There is a good kids club which my children loved, the entertainment staff in Turkey always seem to be much better than in places like Spain and the Canaries' The rooms were spacious, we had all four of us in one room and it was ok. Most tour operators go here half board but you can purchase all inclusive option if you want which we did and found to be worth it. That said the bars and restaurants that are within easy walking distance were all very reasonably priced. One last thing, have a Turkish bath when you get there it is an experience not to be missed!

We went to Mugla for work and spent one night here. The room was small but very comfortable. Very…read morefriendly staff. Beautiful grounds and upkeep, extremely clean. Breakfast included! We also had dinner at the hotel and it was very good.

Stayed one night in early May 2013 and really enjoyed this hotel. The rooftop dining lounge was…read moreexceptional. We dined as the sun set and it was magic. Our dinner was delicious and the price was right. The room, on the side of the hotel, was modern and cool looking but rather small. Take a harbour view room if you can afford it as you will have a lovely balcony and a wonderful view. The pool area was an oasis but the water was freezing...perhaps too early in the season for swimming in spite of the 32C weather.

There is nothing like parking up, a quick scrub of the decks and gulping that crisp evening breeze…read more That and feeling a new sense of liberty in the knowledge that your Captain has gone to bed and let you off the leash. Free mooring, and a short traipse along the jetty leads you to a shy gem at the end of a bustling port. The Classic hotel is a fabulously clean boutique residence. The restaurant is a peach, the house red is stoney (thats a good thing) and the meat falls apart on your tongue whilst you suck in the Turkish night. Go.