Hotels in Olu Deniz, Turkey
5 of 50 hotels in Olu Deniz
Larger rooms in the annex and quieter there.
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9 of 50 hotels in Olu Deniz
If your adults only stay at sentido side
57 Reviews
36 of 50 hotels in Olu Deniz
Attached to the Hotel is a bar, well worth sitting here at night - only thing is your all-inclusive option stops the moment you go past reception so drinks aren't free here.
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18 years 11 months ago
Resort was good if not a little expensive compaired to rest of Turkey.
18 years 11 months ago
Olu Deniz is 'Heaven on Earth'
18 years 11 months ago
Oludeniz was breathtaking, the blue laggon was great and we spent alot of time there.
We visited most of the bars and restaurants over our week there and im happy to say that i loved all of them. Also the many different choice of activities to do such as horse riding to the the lost village and over the blue lagoon.
There was no experience needed either so it was a great day out, paragliding which i also took a shot at! was awasome ! Also thre is plenty of shops and stalls to buy many pieces of beautiful jewelery of and I forgot to mention the turkish delight! it is everywhere!
The turkish people there have to be the loveliest people I've ever met and we made a few friends which I would love to see again !
We visited most of the bars and restaurants over our week there and im happy to say that i loved all of them. Also the many different choice of activities to do such as horse riding to the the lost village and over the blue lagoon.
There was no experience needed either so it was a great day out, paragliding which i also took a shot at! was awasome ! Also thre is plenty of shops and stalls to buy many pieces of beautiful jewelery of and I forgot to mention the turkish delight! it is everywhere!
The turkish people there have to be the loveliest people I've ever met and we made a few friends which I would love to see again !
18 years 11 months ago
loved the resort. Not lots of things to do but if you like shops there are plenty enough to choose from. Hisaronu market is on monday and it costs about 2.50 lira each on dolmus, fethiye market is on tuesday and this is 3.00 lira each. Both markets are well worth a visit you will get all sorts of fake designer stuff, leather bags, clothes, watches etc.
The beach is lovely and wished i had spent a bit more time there. The sea is warm and clean and would highly recommend a swim.
I would definately visit this resort again.
The beach is lovely and wished i had spent a bit more time there. The sea is warm and clean and would highly recommend a swim.
I would definately visit this resort again.
18 years 11 months ago
We went out the blue lagoon was very pretty and abeautifull resort when you are on the beach you are unaware as to how close you are to the resort is quiet and peacefull.
Will go when we return in May 2006.
Kids loved the paragliding.
Will go when we return in May 2006.
Kids loved the paragliding.
18 years 11 months ago
Shops just a short stroll away from hotel.
Plenty to choose from. Shopkeepers do try and drag you into their shops but not as bad a Marmaris.
Lovely location, nice walk through shopping centre.
Doctors close by who attends very quickly. Hotel right on front just walk out and onto beach - perfect!
Plenty to choose from. Shopkeepers do try and drag you into their shops but not as bad a Marmaris.
Lovely location, nice walk through shopping centre.
Doctors close by who attends very quickly. Hotel right on front just walk out and onto beach - perfect!
19 years ago
Olu Deniz was an amazing place for us to have a quiet relaxing holiday. Enough on the main street for a bit of life if needed. The lagoon was amazing, thought not sandy it was very fine pebbles which was better than sand but not too good for making castles with. The sea was warm and very clean, plenty of watersports available and also for a price there was a trip up the hill/mountain to paraglide off. Paragliders landing on the beach all day long, never saw any accidents or pedestrians mowed down but did hear one or two stories. There was an entrance fee to the lagoon but it was not too bad at all, thought you then had to add on £4 (10,000,000) for two beds and a parasol. The cafe on the beach was OK, nothing amazing but it met the purposes of providing food (kebab and meatballs type things)efficiently and with somewhere to eat it, a little expensive but bearable.
The main street has plenty of bars and restaraunts. The usual hassle from the shops and bars to coem in to their establishments but they backed off with a polite no. Food was very varied from the pie and chips/full English to Chinese and plenty of Turkish. We ate Turkish all the time and found the food very pleasant indeed - in fact we both put weight on in the two weeks.
Along the front where numerous market stalls shops and bars, they all tended to chase after your business but again easily palmed off.
In a moring there are many boat crews plying for your trade on the front, trips varying from a few hours to a full day with a meal supplied. Barter with them and go between the boats for the best deal and watch for the drink prices as they do not charge you until the end.
First trip to Turkey, loved, found Olu very relaxing and easy to get excursions via road or sea. Brilliant, would go there again, not the lap of luxury but scenery and people make it what it is.
The main street has plenty of bars and restaraunts. The usual hassle from the shops and bars to coem in to their establishments but they backed off with a polite no. Food was very varied from the pie and chips/full English to Chinese and plenty of Turkish. We ate Turkish all the time and found the food very pleasant indeed - in fact we both put weight on in the two weeks.
Along the front where numerous market stalls shops and bars, they all tended to chase after your business but again easily palmed off.
In a moring there are many boat crews plying for your trade on the front, trips varying from a few hours to a full day with a meal supplied. Barter with them and go between the boats for the best deal and watch for the drink prices as they do not charge you until the end.
First trip to Turkey, loved, found Olu very relaxing and easy to get excursions via road or sea. Brilliant, would go there again, not the lap of luxury but scenery and people make it what it is.
19 years ago
Very clean plenty going on shopping ok but most shops the same.
The standard of the beach is excellent - very clean.
The standard of the beach is excellent - very clean.
19 years ago
I was disapponited with Ola Deniz. If you are single and looking to boogie the nights away this isn't the resort for you.
There are plenty of bars and resturants but very few nightclubs. The drinks are as expensive as London prices and the prices of drinks do seem to change night to night.
Also the Turkish men constantly harrass you if your a single girl. Its quite flattering at the start but soon becomes annoying when you constantly followed and whistles at and at times it can be quite scarey , especially when they follow you back to your hotel.
The beach was a nightmare. Very little sand and mostly stones...very sore on the feet. You could buy plastic socks but at £10.00 sterling we decided to face the pain rather than pay that much money for a pair of plastic socks. The water was very rough when we were there and quite dangerous if you are not a strong swimmer. When you try to enter the water it starts off shallow and then suddenly drops to 6 foot without notice. There is a sea shelf which makes it difficult when you're trying to get out.
The sun loungers were about £6.00 each per day.
The resort is great for families or couples wanting a quiet relaxing holiday but no for us singletons wanting a wild time.
There are plenty of bars and resturants but very few nightclubs. The drinks are as expensive as London prices and the prices of drinks do seem to change night to night.
Also the Turkish men constantly harrass you if your a single girl. Its quite flattering at the start but soon becomes annoying when you constantly followed and whistles at and at times it can be quite scarey , especially when they follow you back to your hotel.
The beach was a nightmare. Very little sand and mostly stones...very sore on the feet. You could buy plastic socks but at £10.00 sterling we decided to face the pain rather than pay that much money for a pair of plastic socks. The water was very rough when we were there and quite dangerous if you are not a strong swimmer. When you try to enter the water it starts off shallow and then suddenly drops to 6 foot without notice. There is a sea shelf which makes it difficult when you're trying to get out.
The sun loungers were about £6.00 each per day.
The resort is great for families or couples wanting a quiet relaxing holiday but no for us singletons wanting a wild time.
19 years ago
Olu Deniz is a fabulous resport. It extremely beautiful and is kept very natural looking, with restrictions on any high rise buildings.
From the sea, you cannot see all the dozens of bars and restaurants hidden behind the trees. The atmosphere is very laid back but there are some very cool bars. Smooth tunes and glorious sunsets.
From the sea, you cannot see all the dozens of bars and restaurants hidden behind the trees. The atmosphere is very laid back but there are some very cool bars. Smooth tunes and glorious sunsets.
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