5-Star Hotels in Fethiye

Bed is very convenient, the mattress remembers the body shape, for the choice of 3 types of pillows. Breakfast is just excellent, everything as in hotels 5*. Enjoyable shower gel and soap, textile is very stylish. Guests of the hotel have free entrance to the only beach in Hechek. Entry to this beach is about $200. To the beach is taken by electric car. On the hotel territory various plants with plates, it was curious to walk and study the flora. Everything is very neat and stylish. The only thing that is not quite clear is the attitude of the staff, in our room did not put single brushes and pasta (after asked, gave), and at the entrance no one greeted the first, which somehow strange for such a level of hotels. There was also a short puff near the bed. But it's a little bit.

It was smaller than the ultra all-inclusive hotels in Antalya, but the amenities were easily accessible. We've been going to these types of hotels for 15 years, and this was the first time we encountered a theft; our swimming goggles were stolen. The hotel's guest relations department did not approach the situation positively or constructively. The staff generally seemed to be waiting for the hotel to close. There were shortcomings in terms of food and beverage quality. However, the evening entertainment was quite successful. The indoor pool might be one of the largest indoor pools I've ever seen. The number of Xboxes in the kids' clubs was insufficient, so they limited the time to 15 minutes per person. In terms of kids' clubs, it's definitely not at the level of Voyage, Rixos, and Barut Group hotels. It can be a good choice if the price/performance ratio is suitable.

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 hotel exceeded expectations. The sea view is very good. But there are not many rooms with good sea view. The view of my friend's room is average. The view of the room I stayed in is very good. But it still exceeded expectations. It is also my favorite town in Turkey. The price is cheap, the scenery is beautiful, and it is convenient to travel. Those who like to relax and vacation can stay for two nights. It is very relaxing

The hotel has a great surrounding environment, located halfway up a mountain, with its own parking lot and a small balcony offering views of the sea and sunset. Check-in was smooth. We stayed in a twin room with one large and one small bed. The hotel has a swimming pool and a spa/steam room, but the bathroom had a slight odor and the facilities were old. The breakfast was very plentiful with a wide variety of choices, and there were many cats. The worst thing was the hotel's requirement to wear a wristband. We stayed for two nights and had to wear it for two days—while sleeping, showering, and going out. We couldn't take it off ourselves, and the front desk said it was a hotel rule. It was very uncomfortable and frustrating.