Dalyan Live Hotel

The hotel was peaceful and felt more personal than a big resort. It has three guest blocks with 20 rooms each, and Dalyan's building rules mean high-rises won't block the view. The pool is about 20 meters long, with plenty of loungers and grassy space during our September stay. I'm not sure whether there'd be as much room at full capacity. We spent ten days here with my partner and had a really enjoyable break. The staff were friendly and hardworking, and when we asked for an extra sheet and pillow, they brought them the same day. Messaging over WhatsApp on the free WiFi made that easy. The location was great for a relaxing stay. A few things could be better: the heavy fire doors can slam, and we could hear a noticeable mechanical noise from the lift near our room. The air-conditioned gym has somewhat old, domestic-standard equipment, and its TV isn't smart and can't receive a picture. The saltwater pool and lounger cushions could have been cleaned more thoroughly. Smoking isn't allowed in rooms, but is permitted on balconies and in communal areas. I would have preferred the whole hotel to be non-smoking. Outside food also isn't allowed in rooms. Even with those points, I'd definitely recommend it.

Breakfast always had plenty of fresh produce, and I never had trouble finding a sun bed. The hotel was very clean, and the staff were all friendly. It was only a 10-minute walk to the bars and restaurants. A great stay, and I'll definitely be back.

You can catch the boat to the beach from beside the hotel. It's a pleasant short walk into town, and the location is good. The place is very clean and modern, the staff are friendly, and the food was amazing and very reasonably priced.

The rooms were spacious and always clean, and there were good breakfast and food options. Sunbeds were available by both the garden and the pool. It's a quiet, friendly boutique hotel on the edge of town. The staff were excellent, especially Ramazan, Fatih, Chetin and Beret, who all spoke English. The walk into town takes about 20 minutes, which might be too far for people with limited mobility, though a taxi costs only £4. I'd definitely return 😊