Beach is close by, and there is always a way to get food and drinks. The food is better than what you would expect from an all inclusive, and pretty good in total. At least by turkish standards. The staff was all over very helpfull and kind. One reseptionist used a green lazer on us when we got home at night. I dont know why anyone would do that, thats just dangerous and provocing. One of the other reseptionists had real trouble understanding english. The rest were good. Even though the hotel comes with a free internet, prepare yourself for a stay without. The interneg barely works in the reception, and in the room you'll be lucky to load three lines of text in a minute. If you are staying at this hotel I would recomend not to use the spa, because its crazy expencive compared to what you get at the buraus down the street. I would also recomend happy bar and restaurant just down the street. The place is owned by a guy called nasjbec, and they got good and calm service, good nargiles and a good internet to top it all off.

I was there with my 18 year old grandson. His activities and interests and mine obviously not the same. At check-in we were given one single key to the room. I asked for a second key and was told that their system did not permit them to program a second key. As the designated driver I wanted to go to bed early as I had a long drive ahead of us the following day. My grandson, on the other hand wanted to go to a disco along with a group of young people from the hotel. He was expected to get back around 03:30 am or so. I told him to take the key with him. I woke up in the middle of the night soaked in sweat. I got up to check on the air conditioner, to my horror I discovered that there was no power in the room. I slipped a credit card in the slot that holds the room key to turn on the power in the room. It did not work. I tried another, same result. The system must have been a smart one that works only when the programmed room key is inserted. I went to the bath room in the dark the best way I could, opened the balcony door and went to bed annoyed and worried about the forthcoming long drive and safety because of lack of sufficient sleep. I would never stay there again unless I am by myself, with no roommate, or they find a way to give each occupant a room key of his or her own.

I was there with my 18 year old grandson. His activities and interests and mine obviously not the same. At check-in we were given one single key to the room. I asked for a second key and was told that their system did not permit them to program a second key.As the designated driver I wanted to go to bed early as I had a long drive ahead of us the following day. My grandson, on the other hand wanted to go to a disco along with a group of young people from the hotel. He was expected to get back around 03:30 am or so. I told him to take the key with him. I woke up in the middle of the night soaked in sweat. I got up to check on the air conditioner, to my horror I discovered that there was no power in the room. I slipped a credit card in the slot that holds the room key to turn on the power in the room. It did not work. I tried another, same result. The system must have been a smart one that works only when the programmed room key is inserted. I went to the bath room in the dark the best way I could, opened the balcony door and went to bed annoyed and worried about the forthcoming long drive and safety because of lack of sufficient sleep. I would never stay there again unless I am by myself, with no roommate, or they find a way to give each occupant a room key of his or her own.