Fethiye Hotels with Gym

A wonderful hotel, from the moment of meeting until departure they treat you like the most dear guests, food, service, rooms - everything is excellent 👌 The sea, mountains, air - a fairy tale❤️ We will come back more than once, for sure 🙏🏼

This hotel is really great, I definitely recommend it. The only issue was that we stayed during a holiday, so there was a shortage of staff. Even though we arrived at 2 PM, we weren't checked into our rooms until around 3:30 PM, and our baby crib was delivered late. I'm sure all of this was due to the hotel's staffing problems. However, it's definitely a hotel everyone would be happy with.

It's a relatively old beachfront location near Fitsey, with two swimming pools. The best part is the free beer in the evenings. It's also very close to the paragliding area, which is quite nice. You can book paragliding from the shop across the street.

This hotel is amazing, and so is the service. I'm usually very picky about service, food, and the overall concept, but I honestly can't find a single fault here. Even though the hotel was fully booked for the holidays at the end of May, it never felt crowded. Every request was handled instantly, whether it was for something in the room, at the restaurant, or on the beach. I never had to remind anyone. The food in the main restaurant was all delicious, which is also rare. I especially loved the steak selection for dinner and the abundance of interesting appetizers and salads. A special thank you to the pastry chefs, as the desserts are magnificent, both in the main restaurant and the pastry shop. The a la carte restaurants didn't impress me as much. The rooms are spacious and clean. I liked that in the 18+ ”no kids” zone and on the main beach, you don't feel like people are on top of you because there are so many sun loungers. It only gets busy around the main pools, but if you want, there's a pool on the first floor with swim-up room access, where you can always find a sun lounger and swim with a gorgeous view. Special thanks to Mirza and Aidana, the chat assistants, who responded extremely quickly to everything and gave a warm welcome and farewell. After this, we stayed at the Liberty Signa hotel, but all the service and the hotel overall fell short compared to Xo, even though they are part of the same chain.

The rooms are run-down, the upholstered furniture is stained, the shower barely runs, you have to wash your hair on all fours. And this for 25,000 rubles a day. Music blares in the neighboring bars until one in the morning, if you want silence - pay extra for another room (where else?!) The food, although tasty, is meager. You have to cut off a piece of cake right away, otherwise it will be gone in half an hour. And that's usually two cakes for all the guests. TWO. No baklava. Not even pistachio. None at all. For lunch they serve sliced ​​morning bread, which naturally dried out. The coffee in the coffee machine is instant slop The air conditioning in the gym does not work There are not enough sun loungers on the beach for everyone Nothing is clear with the animation, what is where when? There is no blanket in the duvet cover in the room. Just some kind of bedspread The price / quality does not match

The hotel is superb! Highly recommended! ! ! ! Location: It is a five-minute walk to the beach. It takes five minutes to walk from the minibus, and it is not on the street and not noisy. Environment: It is a small garden villa hotel with many foreigners. The environment is superb. The center is the swimming pool, and there are a lot of lounge chairs. The whole hotel garden is relatively clean inside and out, and the greenery is also very good, giving people a very chill feeling. Service: Superb! ! ! The front desk lady is super enthusiastic, fluent in English, communication is very smooth, and the introduction is in place. The hotel has buffets, wine bars, and dessert bars to eat as you like! Meals: There are many types of buffets, the taste is more European, and there are many seats without crowding. In short, the experience is great!

The hotel is in an excellent location, boasting a fantastic view of Ölüdeniz and Babadağ. You can watch paragliders right from your sun lounger. They offer incredibly luxurious rooms with jacuzzis and private pools. While the food variety isn't overly extensive, it's absolutely delicious. The alcoholic beverage options under the all-inclusive concept are standard and somewhat limited (extra-cost options are available). There's no service to the sun loungers, but the staff are extremely helpful. Activities weren't available during our visit. It's a very clean, spacious, and quiet hotel, likely more suitable for families.

The hotel staff were a definite plus – very responsive and friendly. There's also a small parking lot on site and a pretty decent breakfast. Now for the downsides, which basically covered the entire room. The bathroom drain wasn't clean, so the water wouldn't go down. There was a safe, but no key for it. The linens were worn out, and the bedspreads looked like they were on their last legs. To top it off, there were ants in the room. I understand we didn't book a super luxury suite, but there should still be a reasonable balance between price and quality.

The hotel is very pleasant; the vision and reality match 100%. There's a Russian-speaking girl on duty at reception. The restaurant truly feels like you're ”in a restaurant,” unlike the standard all-inclusive options in Turkey. The food is varied; we don't eat meat, but there were stewed vegetables, steamed and fried fish, and lots of desserts. There's even a cafeteria with desserts, ice cream, and drinks. The restaurant's layout is excellent, with a Bali-style decor. There's a mini-club on site, but there was no babysitter during our stay; the children played, drew, and so on, all on their own... (Perhaps this is due to the weekends/holidays). The hotel beach is divided into zones, so you can choose between the sand or the pool. It's very convenient, with showers and refrigerators stocked with water everywhere. The staff keeps it clean. There's a pool bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Overall, this was the most pleasant and beautiful hotel we've ever seen in Turkey. The only two downsides are price and room availability. Prices can be inflated, so you need to consider the time and season, or if there are special offers. The rooms are located on a hillside; there's an elevator, but it's only used by staff (for carrying luggage, etc.). The rest of the staff have to walk up steep stairs. The buildings are located across the street from the beach, restaurant, pool, and more.

The location is fantastic, with unobstructed views of Ölideniz Bay and stunning sunsets. Having a car makes getting around incredibly easy. Otherwise, using a dolmus (shared taxi) or taxi is no problem at all. Some of the rooms are in need of renovation. The breakfast buffet is good, and enjoying breakfast on the terrace with its beautiful view is lovely. The staff is very attentive, but now at the end of the season, most of them seem a bit tired, which is noticeable at times, though it didn't bother us personally. There's a very large pool and a lovely spa area (unfortunately, the prices are higher than in Germany). Parking was always available. However, I wouldn't want to be there during peak season, as it's likely chaotic. October is perfect. There's a private beach at the Blue Lagoon, but unfortunately, you can't swim there; the water is only ankle-deep. At Ölideniz Beach, even in the off-season, you still have to pay €10 for parking and €30 for a parasol with two sun loungers, which is quite expensive. But the sea there is simply a dream, crystal clear and still great for swimming in October. Another tip for motorcyclists: there are some really cool mountain roads around Ölideniz, absolutely amazing.