Dilek Peninsula hotels from RM156

"A well-located hotel, with wonderful helpful staff, and an amazing homemade breakfast. The rooms are clean, good-sized, and have good water pressure and hot water. The only things which prevent a perfect score are minor ones. The hotel is located right across from a mosque, which means the pre-sunrise call to prayer is relatively loud (as compared to other places we've stayed in Turkiye). Just something to be aware of, if you're a light sleeper. The beds are very firm, even for us which prefer our mattresses on the firm side. Finally, the wifi was a bit flaky during our stay - cutting in and out occasionally. There is wifi on each floor, so we sometimes found switching to a different floor was a better signal than our floor's signal. But again, these were all minor, and we still enjoyed our stay a lot - and would stay here again."

"Lovely staff, light filled room with great outlook, great hotel"

"A very friendly, professional, and accommodating staff. The breakfast buffet was excellent. The seafood restaurant is extremely good with many outstanding entrées."

"The cannot run Aircondition and heat at same time for each room. So you end up toasting in the room or freezing in the room. Also if you are toasting midnight you cannot open the window if you are sea facing it is noisy. In 3 days I had to call reception 5 times midnight to switch to air conditioning as it was hot inside the room. If you visit in extreme weather it should be fine. Rooms are small for 3 people too. Extra bed does not leave any room to open the bags or walk around easily."

"Breakfast was great, manager was very accommodating and engaging. The Breakfast lady was so sweet. Location was fantastic. Better beds, bathrooms, cleaner grounds, but they were quick to change. "

"Nice rooms for families, location "

"The best breakfast in Turkey!! From the boss…"

"Lovely room, in great condition. Really enjoyed the in-room sauna, and staff were very helpful. Breakfast was delicious too ! "

"All good, due to building work near, access was a bit of an issue."