Karagedik Mahallesi Hotels with Wifi

"Очень приятные апартаменты,есть все необходимое,хороший пляж,где всегда есть места,ездила везде на сьемной машине и если брать муниципальные пляжи пляж при апартаментах объективно чище и меньше людей.Закаты вообще бомба,до ночи не хочется уходить.Персонал откликается моментально на каждую просьбу.В апартаментах есть все для готовки и на территории всегда по нормальной цене можно поесть в ресторане.Набережная с барами и ресторанами 7 мин пешком.В целом идеальное место по сочетанию цена-качество!"

"We have been resting for the second time in this apartment complex. It attracts the location - at the sea itself, on the beach of Chalysh, in the distance from the center of Fethiye, the most appropriate place for quiet and quiet rest away from the crowd of tourists. The apartments have different sizes - from one to four bedrooms, ours were single-bedrooms, on the first floor, with a veranda and a outlet to the pool. Compared to 2020, of course, furniture looks more weared, but not critical, everything functions, washing machine and dishwasher work, pull in the furnace is good. We are not fans of olinclusive, so we cooked ourselves. On the car they arrived to Ramstor and bought food there. The Ramstor range, in principle, allows to cook quickly and qualitatively, and in principle, in restaurants we went only a couple of times, eat fish and seafood on grill. The beach is public (in Turkey there are no private beaches), the lying on it belongs to hotels. We walked on the sea from the morning, at 9-10 hours, the free spaces were always sufficient. After 12 hours from the sea starts to blow the wind, in the autumn cold, so moved to the pool. Next to the hotel - a taxi parking, the final station of the dolmuche, on which you can get to the center of Fethie, in the hotel itself you can rent a car (50 euros a day), order a tour, much more to do, up to the purchase of real estate. Well, the general saying is a good place for quiet rest to families with children, couples who love privacy, all who have bored the vanity of big cities."