Shaya
We had an excellent time here! It was low season, so everything was peaceful and quiet. The staff — especially the manager, Huseyin — were all so friendly and welcoming.
everything was peaceful and quiet. The staff — especially the manager, Huseyin — were all so friendly and welcoming.
We originally booked a deluxe room, but they kindly upgraded us to a larger one, which was a lovely surprise. Housekeeping came every day. Breakfast was included — a nice, traditional Turkish breakfast with something a little different each morning. It was great value for money.
If you’re planning to stay at Alacati Marina palace it’s best to have a car, as there isn’t much public transport to the town centre. Taxis are available, but some charge quite a lot for short distances.
On our departure day, we had an early flight and booked a taxi, but it got cancelled last minute. Thankfully, the manager went out of his way to drive us to the airport himself — such a kind gesture! (It’s about an hour and fifteen minutes away.)
On our first day, the hotel recommended a nearby fish restaurant called Freddy Baba. The food was fine but nothing special, and we found it quite pricey for two people only a grilled fish and some mezze we paid £100— though of course, that’s not the hotel’s fault.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend it for a relaxing getaway!
everything was peaceful and quiet. The staff — especially the manager, Huseyin — were all so friendly and welcoming.
We originally booked a deluxe room, but they kindly upgraded us to a larger one, which was a lovely surprise. Housekeeping came every day. Breakfast was included — a nice, traditional Turkish breakfast with something a little different each morning. It was great value for money.
If you’re planning to stay at Alacati Marina palace it’s best to have a car, as there isn’t much public transport to the town centre. Taxis are available, but some charge quite a lot for short distances.
On our departure day, we had an early flight and booked a taxi, but it got cancelled last minute. Thankfully, the manager went out of his way to drive us to the airport himself — such a kind gesture! (It’s about an hour and fifteen minutes away.)
On our first day, the hotel recommended a nearby fish restaurant called Freddy Baba. The food was fine but nothing special, and we found it quite pricey for two people only a grilled fish and some mezze we paid £100— though of course, that’s not the hotel’s fault.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend it for a relaxing getaway!
