Meltem Hotel

I'd highly recommend it.

The hotel is right on the beach, and the staff helped us with the parking problem in Adrasan. It's a family-run place, and everyone was very attentive, especially Mr. Hasan Hüseyin. I stayed on my own, though it would be great for families too. There are swings, landscaped grounds, and a cafe/pub-style seating area out front. Adrasan could be a good choice if you like peace and quiet, watching stars on the beach at night, and walking in the forest.

There isn't much room to move around with luggage and children, and the rooms were much smaller than I expected from the limited photos online. It's not really a family room either, since the two rooms don't have a door between them. Breakfast was the same every day. The set meal of boiled eggs, olives, cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, and jam may be enough for some, but our kids woke up hungry. Extras were then charged, which pushed the bill up. Dinner wasn't served until after 8, so we ended up eating four meals. This didn't feel like a budget-friendly holiday, especially with how expensive the surrounding area is. Adrasan is far from the bays and the center. I've spent years holidaying in Olympos. Yes, the sea is far there, but the establishments are more suitable if you don't have children. 😎 I think the prices should be lower. At this price, all you're paying for is the location near the sea and the cleanliness. The other star is for the clean sea, that's all there is. 😊

We found the place welcoming and family-friendly, and the breakfast was really good. It isn't luxurious, but it covers what you need. The room was clean, the air conditioning worked very well, and the hotel sits by the beach in a lovely garden. Hotel sun loungers are available on the shore, and the sea is beautiful. There’s no pool. I’d feel comfortable coming here with my family.