Double Standard Room
- Individually adjustable heating
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Bathroom
- Shower
- Bathtub


This hotel suits families and couples looking for a straightforward, good-value all-inclusive beach holiday with friendly staff, clean rooms and easy beach access close to local shops. It's a solid mid-range choice rather than a true luxury five-star experience, so travelers seeking gourmet dining, top-shelf drinks, or a highly polished restaurant service might be better looking elsewhere. Those happy with simple buffet fare, occasional gala nights, and a relaxed atmosphere over five-star refinement will likely be satisfied.
This modern resort hotel is situated just steps from the beach and 20 minutes' drive from the popular seaside resort town of Side. Guests might wish to visit Side's stunning historical attractions such as the Temple of Apollo or the city walls, or simply spend lazy days sunning at the beach or on the stylish wooden deck by the hotel's large outdoor pool. Children will delight in the three waterslides, paddling pool and children's playground, and adults can relax in the Turkish bath and sauna in the spa. The contemporary rooms are simply furnished with a private en suite bathroom and balcony, and the modern main restaurant offers both Turkish and international cuisines buffet-style. Guests can also enjoy drinks and snacks throughout the day at the six bars, all during a relaxing, sun-filled family holiday.

Many travelers single out individual waiters, bartenders and cafeteria staff by name for going out of their way to help, describing the team overall as warm, attentive and quick with a smile.
Guests repeatedly praise the sandy beach with easy, rock-free sea access and the clean, well-sized pool area, with a regular shuttle bus running guests back and forth to the shore.
Rooms are frequently described as spacious, clean and well-maintained, with daily housekeeping, minibar refills and welcome touches like towel cards noted approvingly.
The hotel's spot near a bazaar and clothing shops just a short walk or bus ride away is called convenient, letting guests combine relaxing at the resort with cheap local shopping trips.
The optional à la carte restaurant and special gala buffet evenings (with sushi, kebabs and show cooking) stand out as highlights, contrasting with the standard buffet.
A recurring complaint is that the main buffet is limited and repeats the same dishes daily, lacking international themed nights, with the kids' buffet criticized as very basic.
Several guests mention pushy sales tactics from spa staff trying to sell massage packages by the pool and beach, which some found intrusive.
While many call the hotel good value, a number of reviewers note surprise extra fees or costs beyond what they expected from an all-inclusive stay.
Some guests describe the main restaurant as poorly managed at busy times, with crowding around food stations and a lack of queue discipline among fellow diners.
