My wife and myself stayed at the hotel last month, having booked a last minute deal. It was still quite pricey though, even though it was "All Inclusive".

Arrived in the early hours (don't you always!) to be met with helpful staff who got us quickly to our room. The first impresion was "why all the dark wood everywhere?" It has the general appearance of something out of the Black Forest and looked quite old. The room was small but adequate with a fair sized shower room and all appeared clean, but not spotless.

The gardens were attractive and well-tended. There is an unusual water feature than runs most evenings.

The hotel is indeed "out of the way", so you need to get one of the local buses that run quite regularly on the main road to go shopping, They're quite cheap and I'd recommend a trip into Fethiye which was delightful.

Foodwise, the restaurant operates on the standard "all-inclusive" buffet system with that slightly unhygenic feel. Food trays are simply loaded up, when empty, but the utensils remain the same and were rarely changed. Still, the food was of reasonable standard and there was always plenty of choice. One old woman there claimed it "all tastes the same" which amazed me, even though it was plainly geared towards the UK market. Chips were always available, as were plenty of other items for the retarded pallet.

Cats seem to have the run of the place, along with a dog who hangs around at mealtimes. Due to people feeding the animals, you wil get them begging if you sit outside. Something the waiters didn't really want to attend to which was a pain.

Restaurant staff were generally helpful, good-natured and very professional though. Always a "Hello" from these friendly people.

We stuck to the top pool most days and always managed to get sunbeds, granted it was off-season though. This was supposed to be the quiet side of the complex, even though we were haunted on a daily basis either by the guy selling Turkish baths etc or the girl flogging jewellery. The management really should really have a word with them about this as it's not great to be hassled whilst lying on a sunbed reading a book. The bottom pool has a fun slide for the kids and looked to be busy most days

The top bar looked ok and was quite functional, though we tended to use the main bar mostly as it was closer to the main restaurant. There was usually some kind of "entertainment" here on most nights (always a bugbear of mine) though we tended to forgo the bingo, "best couple" and karaoke competitions and, dare say, the darts, knobbly knees and grab-a-granny events too.

There is a small mini-mart just off here, which proved useful as there was nowhere else in walking distance to get a newspaper, suncream, shampoo etc.although the chap here was a little surly, as was the young girl helping him. Never a smile, despite "good mornings" all round. The lack of English was a surprise in a resort that caters predominantly for British people

The hotel runs daily free trips to The Blue Lagoon beach, though I'd advise to go on a week day. The Saturday we went it was packed with locals. Very beautiful though and we wished we'd gone earlier in the week. Apparently, some regular Blue Lagooners complained that we'd been dropped off at the beach where you have to pay for sunbeds etc. I can't comment as we never saw St Nicholas Bay or whatever it was called.

Overall, it did the job, though I'd have expected more from our money on a last minute deal at a 4-star hotel, which this isn't. We'll definitely be heading back to Turkey, but not to this particular establishment or location.

My husband my teenage son and I stayed at the Greenland Hotel recently and had a fab time. When we first arrived we was a bit disappointed as it was a bit out of the way but that wasn't a problem as the buses ran every 5 mins into local villages plus the walk up the small hill did us good!! The staff were very friendly and accomodating, nothing was too much trouble. The meals were fab, always such a wide variety at all mealtimes with friendly waiters. My only problem was all 3 of us were in 1 room but that was probably my fault because I should have booked 2 rooms. The pool and pool area was never packed , it was so relaxing. The hotel surroundings were very clean and always being cleaned. The evening entertainment was ok ish but not brilliant but we made our own entertainment and went into the town. Josef who sold the Turkish Baths was a laugh and very friendly too. All in all a great holiday and we will definitely be back.

We stayed in the Greenland hotel on our first trip to Turkey. I thought it was in olu Deniz but it was actually closer to Hisarano, which was better for us as Hisarano has some great nighlife. We stayed in the hotel up until midnight (took advantage of the free drinks) and then headed into Hisarano to party (approx £5 in a taxi). You could also get the bus into Hisarano or Olu Denix for about £1 each!! the buses run up until midnight. The hotel is very clean and confortable and there are 2 pools and pool bars. the top pool was quiet with no music but the bottom pool was lively with games for all ages. The entertainment team were very friendly and we participated in best couple compeition, kareoke, belly dancing! The food was nice. We ate out 2 nights as it was cheap and we fancied something different. I would definatly reccommend this hotel and this area of Turkey.

on arrivel we was shown our roon and was very disapionted the roon was only big enough to walk around the bed one person at a time. sat on the bed and started looking at the information book bout the hotel when cames across an upgrade so before we unpacked went to c bout moving rooms .and what a room we got cost us another 180pound but got the honeymoon suit and what a room it was .qween size round bed jaccuizi in middle of room seperate loo and very large bathroom shower big enough for a family .best thing we did was change rooms.food was a big mistake though spag bol every day dinner and tea. (plus two other choices though) cats always walking through the dinning room witch was not good. entertaniment was not the best so we would walk down into hisarino