Immediately below you will also be able to watch the efforts of those making their way round Turkey’s newest golf course, opened in April 2010.
A family run establishment since 2003, they have already built up a loyal client base with many repeat visitors from both Turkey and Europe. Serving Turkish Ottoman style dishes, they also prepare and sell their own home produced preserves, pickles and jams.
All the hotel’s 16 rooms, both 3- and 4-person, are fitted with satellite TV including English channels and air-conditioning, and have gorgeous views of either forest or sea. Wireless internet is available, as is room service. The pool is a generous size so if you don’t feel like going down to the beach, you don’t have to. Given the location on the hill, it is not suitable for wheelchair users, but for those who may not be happy dealing with the stairs there is one room available on the lower level.
Turkish, English and German is spoken, and they will be happy to arrange any tours or adventure activities you may wish. And if further recommendation were needed, they were voted the 7th best boutique hotel in Turkey.