Hotels in Didim

📍 Hisar, Fener Cd. No: 30, Didim

8.4 (64 reviews)

Mavi Pansiyon & Restaurant ★★

"We stayed at the property for one night and left satisfied. It's a small, lovely guesthouse. It was clean and the facilities were good; thank you for everything. The only downside is that the pool could have been a little cleaner. Overall, we were pleased with everything. I recommend it."

1 night S$ 69

📍 Yeni, Atatürk Blv. NO: 86, Didim

9.1 (51 reviews)

01 Nova Otel ★★★

"The hotel is suitcase-friendly with a lift, and having a Starbucks downstairs is very convenient. The breakfast area on the top floor offers a nice view. The staff and owner were friendly. However, the bathroom facilities are a bit outdated and partly malfunctioning, and street noise made it difficult to sleep at night."

1 night S$ 74

📍 Altinkum Mah Asik Veysel Cd 352 Sk 2 A, Altinkum Mahallesi

8.8 (55 reviews)

Akra Didim Resort & Spa ★★★★

"Flawless"

1 night S$ 897

📍 5. Sk. No: 6, Altinkum Mahallesi

7.7 (52 reviews)

Altinersan Hotel ★★★

"It's okay to stay overnight. The beach is nearby. Lots of restaurants and shops. Quiet sleep, lots of foreign pensioners. Breakfast was meager. The refrigerator in the room didn't work. There was a kettle, but no cups, tea bags, or water. The bathroom is dimly lit, making it hard to see. The shower needs fixing; it's not properly installed and uncomfortable to wash. The price is reasonable."

1 night S$ 88

📍 Yali Cad No: 123, Altinkum Mahallesi

8.0 (25 reviews)

Temple Beach Hotel ★★★

"Checked in few hours back. We booked for 2 adults + 2 kids however given 1 king and 1 single bed. No towel, when we asked for bathroom towels, we were given small ones with an excuse that they could not find any other. Cleanliness is terrible. Room smells disgustingly smoking. Currently could not find any other alternative hence have to stay here. Paid 260 euro for 2 nights which is overpriced for the condition of the room. Photos are fully misleading."

1 night S$ 180

📍 Akbük, Fevzi Paşa Mahallesi, Atanaj Caddesi Numara: 32, Didim

8.3 (46 reviews)

Maya World Didyma Hotel ★★★

"İt aas giooddd i really2 liked how Clean it was really2 nice and peak"

1 night S$ 280

📍 Çamlık, Ege Cd. No: 22, Didim

7.4 (58 reviews)

Meryemana Hotel ★★★

"The owners and staff made me feel so welcome. Mainly turkish guests but english made to feel comfortable and nothing too much trouble. Only bad comment was arriving at night and had to find my room on my own. 88"

1 night S$ 42

📍 Efeler, 1544. Sk, Didim

8.8 (24 reviews)

Merve Butik Otel ★★★

"A beautiful and very welcoming little gem of a hotel. Recep and Denis were so lovely and attentive to us all. The rooms were spacious and clean with lovely fresh decor. Perfect for our family. Pool area is very relaxing. We had a lovely stay and would recommend."

1 night S$ 88

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The Lea Hotel

"The most terrible experience I had! Never advise. Services were so bad. I have never seen such a bad business in my life. I have never seen such a bad business in my life. Especially This place looks like anything but a hotel, stay away, don't see back"

S$ 179 Detail ➡

Laur Hotels Experience & Elegance

"I would like to give a completely honest and comprehensive review of this hotel for those whom it may concern. Me and my wife stayed at the Laur hotel from the 1st of July until the 19th of July, and what a truly magical, once in a lifetime experience it was; it wasn’t without hiccups, upon arrival, we noticed that there was no shower gel or conditioner, only shampoo, the room was very adequate, spacious and up to the standards you would expect from a 5 star hotel in terms of decor, but a couple of the lights in the room were not working, though we could look past this. We were being stared at non-stop by guests, and we quickly realised that 99% of the guests staying at this hotel are polish, so maybe it is a cultural difference, but we both felt extremely uncomfortable because of this. The elevators around the hotel are constantly breaking down, they have very clear signage stating a maximum occupancy of 4 people, though this rule was broken by both guests and hotel staff consistently, most likely contributing to the frequency of the elevators being out of service, and people getting trapped in them; this is a complete breakdown of health and safety protocol; me and my partner saw somewhere around 50 kids crying their eyes out after being freed during our stay. There are shops in the hotel, providing everything from designer clothing to sunscreen lotion, and a hair salon, though we found that pricing was far from transparent. This is very much a family hotel, me and my partner were one of a very small number of adult guests staying without children, and if you’re like us, you’ll want somewhere you can relax without kids constantly splashing water in your face and screaming, which brings me to my gripe with the infinity pool. Using the infinity pool requires a €100 per day fee for a cabana, which is rather steep considering the hotel is marketed as ultra all-inclusive, though food and drinks in ice bowls are brought over to you throughout the day, however, there is very large and very clear signage right outside the entrance to the infinity pool stating that it is for adults only. Given that staff seem to have difficulties reading the elevator signs in the hotel reception, it’s no surprise to me that they completely disregard the gigantic sign outside the infinity pool. There wasn’t a single day where the infinity pool didn’t have an abundance of children screaming and splashing, the €100 fee would honestly be worth it if there were no children, it’s supposed to be a place of relaxation and tranquility, not a diving pool for families that frankly have zero control over their children, the pool is only even a few feet deep. Not only is there always children in the supposedly adults-only pool, but there’s consistently groups of people and families that haven’t even paid to be in there; they come, put their stuff down in an empty cabana, cause absolute chaos in the pool, and when they’re asked to leave, they complain that there’s nowhere"

Aquasis de Luxe Resort & Spa - Ultra All Inclusive

"Lovely meal at the Fangri restaurant here. Beautiful food, lots of it. Staff very attentive. Highly recommended on your visit."

Agaya Didim Resort Hotel - Ultra All Inclusive

Aksel Butik Otel

"2nd visit to this lovely family run hotel. Good location, near enough to walk to ***** park, the harbour and Dolphin Square. The hotel itself is small and friendly. Managers and staff excellent, we stayed half board. Each morning we were served up a delicious breakfast which was fresh and plentiful. Evening meals were delicious. The swimming pool was clean with shaded and sun areas and enough beds for all guests. Our room was clean, with fresh bedding and towels. The old saying, enter as strangers, leave as friends certainly applies here! The welcome is lovely from the receptionist, waiters and managers. Great value for money."

S$ 108 Detail ➡

Duja Didim - Ultra All Inclusive

"Hotel visually looks brilliant but stay away from the family village rooms. They are tiny. No storage for clothes and you have to live out your suitcase. Poor really for the price you pay. The air con in the village rooms is also very poor so be prepared to sit in a sweat box. Food is ok but very repetitive and very often visited by the local flies. Evening entertainment is average and pretty much finishes by 11pm. Overall not worth the money."

Garden of Sun Hotel

"Animation team were brilliant and bar staff really good as well . Food was always good plenty to choose from."

Tuntas Beach Hotel - All Inclusive

"My vehicle's battery failed during the exit, and I could not receive the necessary support."

S$ 136 Detail ➡

Temple Miletos Spa Hotel

"I was first staying at the Temple Miletos Hotel in Didim as a client in the Walk/in (Gate) during the weekend to listen to the head. Everyone was concerned until the cook worker. The rooms were hygienic and fun. The breakfast and dinner were rich as Open Buffet. So I hoped for good things and found good things ... Now goodbye. I recommend to all friends to meet at my new address (Temple Miletos Hotel) as soon as possible"

S$ 145 Detail ➡

Ramada Resort by Wyndham Akbuk

"We almost re booked due to some of the previous reviews in here. We are here now and it is absolutely fine. Rooms - clean and tidy, cleaned daily, shower gel, shampoo topped up everyday. Hairdryer. clean towels daily. Only downside very small quilts but this is ok as it’s warm. Air con system is good. We had a sea view balcony and yes the sea is in the distance but it’s a great view. Food - restaurant is clean and tidy with lots of food for everyone. Yes sometimes the food was not piping hot but this is difficult in a big hotel. We had a couple of meals out to watch football and to have an Indian. We stayed 2 weeks first one was quiet and relaxing you could tell that it was the start of the season then our daughter, husband and grandsons came the second week and this is when it got really busy. Standards stayed the same but the staff who already work hard are now having to work harder and unfortunately some people have no patience. Playgym - really good - clean tidy and the boys enjoyed playing here before tea. Beach - clean tidy and there is an inlet/ pond where when the weather is calm you can see the fish. Bus runs regular to the beach or you can walk it in 20/30 mins but it’s slightly up hill back! Walks - you can walk miles to the right once down at the beach with boats and restaurants and bars. To the left you pass the next hotel and have a nice walk along the beach for about 20/30 mins but there is nothing there but a nice view and a pleasant walk. One thing I would say is watch any children you have before the mini disco playing football -they play where the metal poles are for the sun canopies and our grandson was pushed into one of the poles and cut open his head. (Good reviews for the hospital from my daughter but I am sure you want to avoid this). They tend to play a little rough and there are children of all ages wanting to joint in. You get what you pay for and this was a nice hotel clean and tidy with hardworking staff - we saw two sides to the hotel so if you want quieter come away from school holidays and if you have children come school holiday time - entertainment was great for the kids (maybe a little late for some after a busy day at the pools or beach )."

Maril Resort Hotel

"Here comes Room size was okay, but cleaning clearly wasn’t a priority. Dirty, smelly bedsheets, noisy bedding, and a lovely sewage smell to complete the experience. “All-inclusive”… apparently means almost no food. Strange Snack bar had two patties and just a few chips. Patisserie had barely any choice. Dinner involved waiting ages for some food — which not enough warm then ran out by the locals. Ended up leaving the hotel just to eat. Spa facilities were exactly what you’d expect by now: steam room and sauna not working, indoor pool cold and dirty like it hadn’t been cleaned in days. Drinks were very limited. The lounge area was kept dark and gloomy, perfect if you enjoy feeling uncomfortable. Somehow this was more expensive than another Resort, which actually feels like a real 5-star resort. Morning front desk staff was ok, but overall this place is more for locals. Not recommended."

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