Marla Didim Hotel

The rooms were filthy and in awful shape, with doors that wouldn't close. I asked for toilet paper and was told to go buy it myself. Dirty men were staring at my children around the pool, and I didn't feel it was safe, so we left after one night. The people running the hotel were rude and disgusting, and I wouldn't give it one star, more like zero. It should be closed. Stay away, it's a waste of money, and all they do is rob people. I arrived with my two kids and was told they weren't booked in, even though I had the paperwork showing they were. The owner didn't believe me and wanted another 550 euro. I called the company, which confirmed to him that the children were booked, but he still wanted money from me.

The room is cute and hygienic, and the hotel manager is a great person. You should experience it.

I've stayed at plenty of hotels along the Mediterranean coast for work, but none has been this awful. The room was dirty, and it was too filthy for me even to shower. A waste of money.

Breakfast looked neglected and unappealing, with worn old cutlery and what seemed like 50 kinds of plates stacked on top of each other. The food quality was nonexistent. The pool was just as bad, extremely unhygienic and not inviting at all. The room wasn't clean either. There was a broken door handle, a damaged wardrobe, and hair everywhere. In the bathroom, there were moldy patches, a broken hairdryer holder, and the hairdryer was loose in the sink. The air conditioner was very loud and missing a part, barely working and making it hard to sleep. They charged €150 for one night, completely out of proportion to what we got. My stay was a disaster from start to finish. Never again, I can't recommend this hotel.