Double Room, Annex
- Wi-fi
- Room size (sqm)
- Cable TV
- Balcony


This hotel suits budget-conscious travelers who mainly want a well-located base near Kemer's center, harbour and beach, and who are happy with a fairly basic, no-frills all-inclusive experience. It appeals particularly to guests who enjoy the spa and pool areas and aren't fussy about occasional service inconsistencies. Travelers seeking polished, attentive service, consistently high food hygiene standards, or a peaceful night's sleep may want to look elsewhere, given the repeated complaints about noise, uneven staff friendliness and buffet quality.
Renovated in 2007, this air-conditioned hotel offers 201 rooms. Some of the services and facilities provided are a games room, a restaurant and a children's playground. All rooms are equipped with a LCD TV with satellite interactive system, as well as wireless Internet access. One of the best ways for guests to relax in their rooms is to enjoy the pleasant view from their balcony or terrace, which also comes as standard to all accommodation units. Guests may pamper themselves with massage and SPA treatments, or enjoy the sun at one of the two swimming pools on site. Parasols and sun lounges are laid out ready for use on the hotel's sun terrace.

Many guests highlight the short walk into Kemer's shopping streets, harbour and nightlife, plus a private beach area just a couple of hundred metres from the hotel, saying it makes exploring the town very easy.
Several reviewers single out the spa and specific massage therapists by name as a highlight, describing treatments and the hammam experience as very good.
Guests often mention the pleasant pool area and comfortable, well-maintained lobby and public spaces, with some noting a recent refurbishment gave the interior a stylish, clean feel.
A number of visitors praised the all-inclusive buffet as varied and tasty with good seafood, meat and dessert options, though this view is far from universal.
A recurring complaint is unfriendly, understaffed or unresponsive service, particularly at the front desk and bars, with several guests attributing this partly to a language barrier.
Multiple reviewers reported food going cold at the buffet, limited variety, raw and cooked meat stored close together, and even stomach upsets during their stay.
Some guests complained about loud music and shouting late into the evening, particularly during themed nights, which disturbed their sleep.
Guests noted that Wi-Fi, the room safe and sometimes sun loungers came with additional fees despite the all-inclusive package, which felt inconsistent with a 4-star, all-inclusive stay.
