Double Room, Pool View
- Number of bedrooms
- Telephone in the bathroom
- Room size (sqm)
- Satellite TV
- Slippers
- Wi-fi


Febeach Hotel Side suits budget-conscious travelers, couples and families who want a quiet, no-frills beach holiday with friendly staff and don't mind an older, well-worn building. It's an especially good fit for German-speaking guests or those comfortable in a mostly German, older-skewing crowd. Younger travelers, sun-seekers wanting a wide beach and big pools, or anyone expecting modern, renovated facilities and a lively international atmosphere should consider other options in Side.
This attractive hotel is located just 2 minutes from a broad, sandy beach and the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Several restaurants and bars offer culinary delicacies, various pools and sports facilities invite to be active. The historic town of Side with its ancient sites such as the spectacular Temple of Apollo, the Temple of Athena or the largest amphitheatre of Anatolia is within easy reach.

Many guests single out the animation team and waiters by name, describing them as warm, helpful and going out of their way to make people feel at home, with several travelers saying it was among their best staff experiences in Side.
The evening entertainment and pool activities such as water polo, darts and aerobics are frequently praised, with named animators repeatedly mentioned as a highlight for both couples and families.
Multiple reviewers note that rooms and bathrooms are cleaned daily and beds are made with care, even though the building itself is older.
Some guests appreciate a calm, low-key holiday feel with little crowding or noise, describing it as a comfortable, homely alternative to bigger resorts.
Several visitors feel the food and overall package represent solid value at this price point, particularly for repeat guests who return year after year.
A number of guests describe the hotel as old-fashioned or in need of renovation, with reports of worn furniture, musty smells and general signs of age.
The beach directly in front of the hotel is described as narrow and the indoor pool as very small, which can be a drawback for guests visiting in peak summer.
Guests frequently mention that the hotel caters mainly to older German tourists, with little English spoken and a subdued, retiree-oriented atmosphere that some found unwelcoming or, as one reviewer put it, felt like a “German old-age pensioners home”.
Several travelers complain that Wi-Fi is not free, fresh juices and some drinks cost extra, and all-inclusive snacks are described as limited and mediocre.
