This hotel could be so good, but misses on several points. Decent location (close walk to town plus…read morelovely riverfront setting), big rooms, beautiful gardens and decent breakfast buffet. A huge, spotless, and very enjoyable swimming pool. But, service at reception was borderline rude, wifi was unusable in most rooms, and despite the huge selection of food, and made-to-order eggs at breakfast, they charged extra for juice! And the layout of the large rooms was poor, with a tiny bathroom. All this might be OK if the resort had any charm, or was old, but it appears to be brand new and soul-less.

This was my first time in Turkey but this wonderful family run resort just outside of town was…read moreprobably a wonderful place to introduce me to the country. The location is stunning and whether your just lounging by the pool or meditating in the tree house, it's a place where you can feel completely at ease and renewed. There's plenty of delicious restaurants in town but dinner at the resort never disappoints. Plus the family are always happy to help as best they can and accommodate all sorts of dietary requirements. Limited homemade pomegranate juice is something you'll be yearning for months after you leave! I really wish I could go back more often.

I have stayed at this hotel twice and i must say i LOVED it! It cost me £65 for 7 night B&B - as if…read moreyou can moan at that?!! Air con is an extra £5 per night (pay in English money), well worth forking out for, it was like walking into the Antarctic whenever I went to get changed! The food was lovely. Breakfast is typical for turkey - yummy bread, jam, marmalade, eggs, cheese, cucumber, watermelon, tea, coffee and juice. To be honest I only got up once for the breakfast, but I would recommend it to others! (not a morning person meself). It's served between 8am and 10am. If you go to Dalyan definitely try the Patio Hotel restaurant for a meal, it was the best place I ate. Highly recommended are: Sea bass, clay pot kebab (similar to a casserole but a little but of spice) and leg of lamb. Staff are really friendly, sometimes over friendly as is the way in Turkey :-). The owners were fab and really helpful. Cleaning lady it fantastic. She's deaf but take the time to talk to her - she is very good at signing so that anyone can understand. The 2nd time I went my room was cleaned every day! I have read many bad reviews for this hotel but I'd recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere cheap and cheerful with an average size pool and clean bathrooms :-).