Stunning hotel in Gocek, had a very relaxing time! Arranged a transfer from the airport to pick me…read moreup for 90tl (the going rate) and received a very warm welcome. The room was comfortable and clean, with a balcony overlooking the garden and air con that kept everything cool! Mini bar too, which was handy :) Breakfast in the morning was amazing - fruit, pastries, bread, eggs, olives and more, with omelettes cooked on request. It was set out by the pool so really a blissful way to start the day. There were plenty of spaces around the pool and the sun loungers were lovely - you could relax in the garden too, which was perfectly kept. It was such a quiet hotel too that you can properly unwind. Getting into gocek was nice and easy - a 10 minute walk or a quick ride in on the bikes (free to hire). The owner was lovely too, he gave me a lift to the beach one day, so hospitable. Can't rate this place highly enough, hope to return

We arrived very very late from a flight and were greeted with water and food that fit our dietary…read morerestrictions. The manager, Deniz, was wonderfully attentive and kind throughout our stay. I forgot the man's name who got us a wonderful breakfast every morning, but he was amazing as well. This hotel is tucked away right off the main path and beach, and is a little peace of serenity and quiet in bustling/lively Ölü Deniz. The rooms are large enough for two people, are equipped with a mini fridge, and overlook an incredibly landscaped and stunningly decorated pool area. Seriously, the outdoor living spaces are a thing of beauty! The town of Ölü Deniz was too busy and touristy for me, but I loved every peaceful, quiet minute I spent at the hotel. Thanks to Jade Reaidence for making our stay in Turkey wonderful!

Beautiful little oasis hotel right on the beautiful Mediterranean coast but in a tourist trap town…read moreof olu deniz. Cliche of a town catering to the brit tourists. The service was excellent. The manager is very hands on and accommodating to all our needs. Word of caution: no kiddies allowed. We pay about $100 a night. Make sure to sign up to skydive or at least rent a car n drive up to the mtn where the launch pad for the skydriving is located. The view is totally worth it.

When I first arrived at this hotel for the first time in 2003 I could not believe the incredible…read moreviews across the Hisaronu Valley running down to the sea at Olu Deniz. The hotel is nestled on a pretty hillside surrounded by mountains and beautiful Cypress woods. The mighty Mount Babadag rises some 6,500ft where brave tourist hurl themselves off the top by Tandam paraglider and spirrel down to beach below and Olu Deniz with its famous "Blue Lagoon" an inlet of the sea which is always Turqouise blue in colour and remarkably warm and makes for great swimming and bathing. All this is on your doorstep and the hotel offers a wonderful calm and relaxing ambience. With 48 en-suite bedrooms with beautiful views set in pretty gardens, a fabulous 50m pristine swimming pool with poolside bar, a restaurant and coffee terrace and evening "Alfresco" dining and entertainment, Royal Park Artemisia Club Hotel and Resorts offer a little piece of Turkish paradise.

This hotel could be so good, but misses on several points. Decent location (close walk to town plus…read morelovely riverfront setting), big rooms, beautiful gardens and decent breakfast buffet. A huge, spotless, and very enjoyable swimming pool. But, service at reception was borderline rude, wifi was unusable in most rooms, and despite the huge selection of food, and made-to-order eggs at breakfast, they charged extra for juice! And the layout of the large rooms was poor, with a tiny bathroom. All this might be OK if the resort had any charm, or was old, but it appears to be brand new and soul-less.

Whatcha gonna do if youve gotten all dirty…read more and you really need a bath Get Hamam on it, Oh, Get Hamam on it! I found this authentic Turkish Bath in Old Town Fethiye which is just a few steps from the marina. The Hamam is an beautiful old building that really utilizes natural lighting and makes one think of times long gone. They had a special price of 35 TL for the sauna and traditional scrub and I added on a hour long massage for another 50 TL. I didn't know what to expect as this was my first experience in a Turkish bath but I was definitely wowed by the experience. I was ushered into a tiny changing room to put on a towel and you can choose to fully undress or like myself just opt to wear your swimming suit bottoms and the towel they give you. Then you can relax in an atrium type room with many little side rooms while a sauna makes you sweat out your past transgressions. There is a large island in the middle of the room where strong men are scrubbing the heck out of you and cover your body in sudsy olive oil bubbles. I came out pink and clean. After I had a pressure point massage where I was at a few points tempted to cry. I made it through with most of my dignity though and I felt like a new woman after- definitely a recommended experience.

This was my first time in Turkey but this wonderful family run resort just outside of town was…read moreprobably a wonderful place to introduce me to the country. The location is stunning and whether your just lounging by the pool or meditating in the tree house, it's a place where you can feel completely at ease and renewed. There's plenty of delicious restaurants in town but dinner at the resort never disappoints. Plus the family are always happy to help as best they can and accommodate all sorts of dietary requirements. Limited homemade pomegranate juice is something you'll be yearning for months after you leave! I really wish I could go back more often.

We spent 1 week here with my family including two 4 year old boys, my parents, total of 8 people…read more We stayed in a villa, they had 2 villas, the one I chose was close to the waterslides. We just walked to the 18 slides and kids area. Villa is away from the beach area and kind of top of the hill but with golf carts, they helped us to go to the main area and back with golf carts or I chose to walk. It is located in a garden, you are away from the crowd setting in the hotel area. The villa is also so close to the Turkish cuisine a la carte restaurant, which has the best food in the hotel. You should definitely eat there. The people are so lovely and welcoming and the customer service is outstanding. Villa was brilliant. Kitchen was restocked every day. Cleaner done a brilliant job. Hotel restaurants were lovely. All inclusive restaurant was OK. Everything was fresh and tasty. The Turkish restaurant as I mentioned above was amazing! Really not to be missed. After eating there, we didn't want to try the other restaurants. Breakfast and lunch is great, there are always food near you. My kids loved the slides and there is a kids buffet everyday, so we don't need to go to the main restaurant for the lunch. Can't think of one negative, one thing if you don't like to walk is, it's quiet hilly. There are golf buggies and buses to get around the complex though. Sea and beach side is great with lovely blue water . The beach is quite pebbly, you would really need water shoes. My family and I enjoyed our stay and I highly recommend the Lykia world.

We stayed in this fabulous resort hotel in August 2008. The hotel is just outside Oludeniz, which…read moredoes make it a bit isolated but all the facilities more than make up for this. The hotel has all the facilities you could think of including 10 plus swimming pools, a water park with loads of slide of slides for kids (and adults too!) which were awesome. There are loads of tennis courts, a 3 hole golf course, rock climbing, Table tennis, archery etc etc. There are 5 restaurants, some of which are a la carte and you must pay a supplement for but they are worth it.The main restaurant , The Marina, is situated on the sea front and has lots of choice with chefs doing show cooking as well as prepared stuff. On one day they brought out the largest baked Alaska I have ever seen. The entertainment is really good as well, acrobats, dancers and even a synchronised swimming display. Outstanding resort hotel in Turkey for families with kids.

Nice hotel with extremely friendly staff. 15 minutes to the beach and slightly shorter to the…read morenightlife. Quiet at night as it is away from the 'strip'. Great pool with plenty of sunbeds but, as we learned from the Germans, get your towels out early to get a decent bed. The bar next to the pool is nicely shielded from the sun. The bar guys take orders and deliver around the pool. Good Turkish breakfast with plenty of food but, if you prefer, they do omelettes, fried eggs and pancakes next to the bar, at no extra charge. The lunch menu is extensive and reasonably priced as are the drinks. Rooms are 'basic' but adequate and cleaned every day by the ladies, with an extra touch on the towels into sculptures and with flowers every week. We loved the hotel and the service but, we felt, there were a few 'take ons'. The party night cost 50 Turkish lira. Good show of modern dance and, naturally, a belly dancer but the food was not very good. I say food but all it was was a steak BBQ with a few salad choices. We've had better at less cost. Air con at £4 a day???? Minibar at £4 a day???? And finally, safe at £2 a day. If you are leaving late then keep the room for £25. Sorry, we didn't and used the shower to freshen up before our journey. Having said that, it was a good stay and we did enjoy it.