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"The most beautiful garden I’ve ever seen, with gorgeous view of the river. So peaceful and the people are so friendly and kind. "

"Great resort. With stunning views wherever you look. Lovely partial sea view from our balcony. Room and bathroom clean but could do with an update. The shower hose was spraying everywhere but we popped down to the reception staff and reported it and the maintenance man was there to fix it before we got back to the room. Superb service. Food and drinks were fine. You could eat or drink all day if you wanted to. Snack bar was really nice as you order of a menu. Pleanty of bars and eating area."

"We stayed for 4nights with 2 kids in the standard room. The rooms are now dated and requires refurbishment specially the bathrooms. Overall, good facilities, food and staff. A la crate restaurants always busy and need to use the app. A lot facilities are chargeable such as tennis courts, indoor pool tables and bowling areas which could be inclusive. Simple things like an iron board are also chargeable which was a further let down. "

"Amazing experience at the Hilton, we lived how everything is thought of and so much to do. "

"Wonderful nature , very good services staff on villa , Mr Akif was very care us , thanks "

"Wonderful place to stay in gorgeous Göcek. The hotel is a haven for rest and the beach is wonderful. The hotel has a great breakfast option which I recommend you not to skip. It is also a 5 min walk to the marina and all the wonderful restaurants and cafes and all the ice cream in the world :-) "

"good room for the rate"

"I needed a hotel close to the airport after missing my flight, it was easy to check-i n even though it was the early hours of the morning. The room was spacious and had every I needed, some parts of the hotel were undergoing some renovations but this did bit effect my stay. There was a good selection of buffet style items for breakfast but the hot food was only luke warm. Pool area was also well kept, with a 25mins walk to the centre of Dalaman"