Best Fethiye Hotels

"Ideally located in Oludeniz. Close enough to the bars, restuarants and beach and far enough away from the noise. Spectacular sea views. Swim up infinity pool waa a nics feature. B&B stay only. Breakfast was basic but was not expecting anything more. All as advertised and expected. Value for money good in comparison with nearby alternatives. Worked for me, would happily use again."

"The rooms were very clean, the room service ladies did my laundry really good, the hotel breakfast was great (although we almost got scammed at their restaurant/bar when I was there and they did a scan called “menu-switching” thinking I’d not notice). When it was 3 of us, they showed us a double bed room with only 1 bed and didn’t offer a Family deluxe room with 3 beds UNTIL I asked them if they have such a room (Cause I saw it on trip.com). At the end we decided to get into 2 rooms. But somehow now the Family deluxe rooms with 3 beds says they are sold out, and only the rooms with 1 bed are available on this app. I wonder why. Is it another scam to make customers get separate rooms and pay more."

"Everything was perfect. They cleaned the room regularly every day. I would stay at the same place again. We had no problems with parking. There's a garden and a pool. If I had to say anything, the breakfast could be improved a bit. Other than that, we were satisfied. It was a 4-night, 5-day, trouble-free stay. Thank you for everything."

"The hotel facilities are relatively old, the bathroom is quite large and the bed is quite small, with a small balcony, a rich breakfast, and a swimming pool in the yard. Overall, it is quite good. It is about ten minutes' drive from the main city."

"One month before check-in, the Wyndham official website showed full rooms, but it was still available on Ctrip, so I booked three 68-square-meter rooms with balcony bubble pools. Unexpectedly, on the day of check-in at the hotel, the front desk manager said that we did not book Ramada, but another small hotel next door in the same group. The booking showed that Ctrip booked it through another agency. Fortunately, there were three rooms left that day, but the price difference had to be paid. One of the rooms was a smaller room type, but each room had to pay a price difference of 180 euros. The hotel raised the price on the spot. After negotiating with Ctrip, it was relatively straightforward. I paid at the front desk and Ctrip paid the price difference to me. Even so, I was in a bad mood and it took more than an hour to get it done. The hotel has a good view, overlooking the Dead Sea, and it is refreshing. It is a good hotel in Fethiye. But the service attitude of the hotel staff is very bad. There is really no international chain hotel in this place. If you come to Fethiye again, you will definitely have a better experience if you find a local boutique hotel."

"Nice hotel, resort hotel style, many supermarkets next to it."

"The hotel is beautiful and the service is good. It is recommended that if you go to Fethiye, you can stay one more night there to have fun. The swimming pool is beautiful."

"The hotel is a bit remote, the room is really really really small, but the service staff is quite enthusiastic. Because it is an all-inclusive hotel, three meals a day are solved in the hotel, and the kids will not feel bored as long as there is water to play. There are very few Chinese people, and more Europeans and Americans come for vacation. The hotel design is very unreasonable. The elevator can only go to the 5th floor, but our room is on the 6th floor. There is a problem with the shower. Anyway, the bathroom is leaking."

"Fethiye is a wonderful city, and this is a lovely hotel with a delicious breakfast. Without exception, all the staff are focused on making guests as comfortable as possible. There's a regular bus stop just a four-minute walk away, which takes you to the city center for a stroll through the clean and well-maintained streets. From that same bus stop, you can also get to the Blue Lagoon in Ölüdeniz, the cable car up Babadağ mountain, and the former Greek town of Kayaköy. This town was abandoned by its local population during a forced exchange with the Turks to avoid another genocide. This 'ghost town' has stood for over 100 years, and they kindly charge 160 Lira for entry. To catch the 7:30 AM bus to Antalya from Fethiye station, I walked 20 minutes to the first morning bus at 6:54 AM, which runs on a parallel street to the nearest bus stop."

"Our stay at Hotel Unique was amazing. The hotel staff were friendly and attentive, and quickly became to know my partner and I. The breakfasts were amazing, freshly prepared and great portion sizes! We ate at the hotel twice in the evening and enjoyed there lovely food by the pool as well. Would highly recommend a stay here."