Double Economy Room
- Direct dial telephone
- Minibar
- Individually adjustable air conditioning
- Individually adjustable heating
- Safe
- Balcony


This hotel suits budget-conscious families and groups, particularly German-speaking travelers, who want a beach-adjacent all-inclusive base with pools, spa treatments and kids' activities. Travelers seeking a quiet, upscale retreat or fluent English-language service should look elsewhere, as the atmosphere can be lively and crowded and staff language support is limited. It's a reasonable pick for those prioritizing beach access and value over polish and tranquility.
This holiday hotel combines a great location just 2 minutes from the sandy beach and the ever-blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea with an appealing architecture and an elegant interior design. In addition to other features such as a delightful garden and a pool area it also offers a football center. The shops and restaurants of Kumköy are within walking distance, the historic city of Side is only 8 km away.

Guests repeatedly praise the sandy beach area, noting the shade awnings are more comfortable than typical umbrellas, and appreciate that cafes and shops are within walking distance of the property.
Several reviewers single out the spa as a highlight, describing a relaxing atmosphere and skilled massage therapists who left a strong positive impression.
Many guests describe the all-inclusive food as plentiful and tasty, with good drink service brought directly to tables around the pool and restaurant.
Staff are frequently described as warm, attentive and hardworking, with some guests saying the hospitality made the stay feel more personal than at other award-winning hotels they'd visited.
Parents traveling with young children say the hotel exceeded expectations for a family holiday, citing helpful staff and kid-friendly amenities like basketball, tennis and a private beach.
A recurring complaint is that the resort feels noisy and overcrowded, especially around the pool in the evenings, making it hard to find a quiet spot to relax.
Because the hotel caters heavily to German tourists, multiple guests mention that very few staff speak English, which was frustrating for non-German speaking visitors.
Some guests were surprised that certain drinks (like fresh orange juice, specialty cocktails and even non-alcoholic versions for kids) were charged extra despite booking all-inclusive.
While some found the food plentiful, others reported inconsistent temperature and quality, with a few describing repetitive menus or, in isolated cases, becoming ill after eating.
