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The hotel was not particularly chosen, I came across a burning offer 3 * all inclusive for a small price.
The hotel is located near the town of Turgutreis (30 minutes walk along the coast), in a picturesque bay of the Aegean Sea, just opposite the Greek island of Kos (there is a boat trip to the island, we did not swim, but people were happy). In the evening the sun sets right behind the islands, beautiful sunsets.
The hotel is after renovation, designed in white and blue Greek style, wooden doors and small wooden windows painted blue were specially left. The windows are covered with mosquito nets, closed with curtains and curtains, mosquitoes practically did not enter the room. TV, air conditioning, hair dryer in the shower - everything worked, at no extra charge.
Food and service - the usual Turkish. The staff speaks good English, almost no one speaks Russian.

The hotel is located on the first line, the terrace of the restaurant is almost on the very shore in the shade of trees, breakfasts, lunches, dinners - overlooking the sea. Right next to the building there is an illuminated swimming pool and a small paddling pool for children.
The sea is warm, clean and very salty, no jellyfish or algae. Beach - sand and small pebbles, good foot massage. Convenient entry into the water, it is good to relax with small children.
The hotel's beach is small, but you can swim on the beach of the neighboring "five" (on the right) and on the public beach of the village (on the left).
No one's dogs run on the public beach, mostly the Turkish Kangal breed (large dog, gray-yellow color and blackened muzzle). They are very friendly, and to children, including, you can stroke and feed them. Turks love dogs and never chase them away.
I want to say about excursions: Bodrum and Marmaris are the most convenient and close resorts for visiting the pearl of Turkey - Pamukkale. It is only about 3 hours drive from Bodrum.
It is better to take a two-day excursion Ephesus - Pamukkale, because you get to Pamukkale in the morning, when it is still not hot and there are no crowds of tourists, you can safely take pictures of all the beauties. Enough time is given to visit, about 2 hours at Pamukkale and 1.5 hours at the Cleopatra pool.
I was also impressed by the Cleopatra's pool with mineral water.
The cost on the street is $ 95 per person, and from the hotel guide $ 160 per person, but if you take from the hotel guide, then 5 meals are included, overnight in a 5 * hotel near Pamukkale, with a thermal pool and the Turkish Night show, Russian-speaking guide, also includes the cost of entrance tickets to Ephesus, Pamukkale and Cleopatra's pool.