Double Economy Room
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Number of bedrooms
- Room size (sqm)


This resort suits holidaymakers who want a relaxed, beach-and-pool focused all-inclusive stay with a strong focus on cleanliness, helpful staff and easy access to Side's historic sites. Families and couples happy to holiday among a largely mainland-European (especially German) crowd, and who don't need cutting-edge nightlife, tend to be very satisfied. Travelers hoping for lively, English-oriented evening entertainment, a premium drinks selection, or flawless five-star polish at every touchpoint may want to look elsewhere.
This green oasis is located close to the sandy beach in the popular holiday region of Çolakli on the Turkish Riviera. The historic town of Side with its ancient sights like the largest amphitheatre of Anatolia or the famous Temple of Apollo is 10 km, Antalya Airport is 60 km away. The hotel features 210 rooms, 24-hours reception, currency exchange, free WIFI in public areas, 3 restaurants, 5 bars, spa and wellness, fitness centre, 2 outdoor pools, indoor pool, 3 children's pools, mini-club, car rental and free private parking on site. Free beach shuttle. Wheelchair accessible.

Many guests describe the rooms and public areas as spotless, with daily towel changes and even staff sweeping sand off beach loungers throughout the day.
Reviewers repeatedly praise the waitstaff, guest relations team and animation crew as warm and eager to help, sometimes going out of their way for special occasions like birthdays.
Guests enjoy the sandy private beach with a beach bar plus two large pools (one with slides), and a shuttle running frequently between hotel and beach.
Several visitors highlight the wide choice and quality of the buffet, including fresh local produce, meat and fish, plus poolside snacks like burgers and pancakes.
The hotel's proximity to Old Town Side and nearby attractions like Land of Legends theme park is valued, with easy dolmus or shuttle access mentioned by multiple guests.
Non-German guests, especially British visitors, frequently note that entertainment, announcements and even some food stations feel geared mainly toward German tourists, which can leave others feeling left out.
While most reviews praise the staff, a minority report rude or dismissive treatment, particularly at reception, including long check-in delays and communication problems.
Some guests find the nightly shows low-key or repetitive (bingo, karaoke-style acts), though they note extra bars and an occasional disco help compensate.
A few reviewers mention that the all-inclusive drinks menu is fairly basic, with only a few spirits and slow bar service requiring guests to order doubles in advance.
