The hotel was OK, good value for money, we were placed in a room in front of the pool and we were asked to move to a more private room and they did it without a problem, however, some of the tourist blocked the sun beds too early in the morning, so excepting for you to wake up at 7 am you won't get a place to rest.

Also, the guy at the bar, was quite rude with non British tourist and was too interested in talk and flirt with the drunk ladies rather than provide a good service, when we asked for Turkish tea (chai) we gave us Lipton tea telling us that was traditional Turkish tea, and he has a long nail in this little finger that looks disgusting.

The lady at the reception is lovely and very helpful and they allowed us to used internet because the wireless network was not working, and the cleaning ladies were delightful and very nice, and the breakfasts were great.

The only thing that is really disturbing (apart from the bloke at the bar), is that the hotel focuses only on British tourist, providing entertainment for them, as quizz nights and variety shows that are a bit "chav" and that the menu is based on fish and chips and burgers. It would be great if the praise the Turkish culture rather than blackpool entertaiment. I might go back, but not in the summer, considering that the area of Fethiye and Calis are great places.

Price: Good value for money
Service: OK
Staff: Almost perfect
Food: For British people only

We have just returned from a week spent at the Oykun hotel and we found it very good value with excellent service. It is set back from the beach which means it is much quieter, something we were looking for. Nothing was too much trouble and although the rooms can be fairly small, they are very clean and the staff are very friendly. The choice of two pools is good and we essentially had the place to ourselves despite it being October half term. Calis is a good place to explore the local area - the little boat into Fetiyhe is delightful and cheap. Calis Beach can be very 'English' in the sense that the 'strip' on the beach offers lots of English breakfast and roast dinners and you do get hassled by the restaurants and shops. If like us you prefer Turkish food served by locals then try the Oben Restaurant at the far end of the 'strip'. The food is prepared by a local family who obviously love preparing it as you hear lots of laughter coming from the kitchen. The food is very fresh, local and delicious which makes a change from the standard food in the commmercial part! The Oben restaurant is a little known gem - try it.

The Oykun is very good value, and an excellent choice for those on modest budgets. Oykun is effectively two hotels connected into one, and the quietest rooms are the outward facing rooms on the north side of the original Oykun block.
Our room was small and our bathroom was miniscule, no plugs of course, how are you supposed to have a bath without a plug? The towels were so worn you could see through them. It would be a nice gesture to supply at least a small bar of soap! There was a lot of mouldy silicone sealant everywhere.
You've a choice of two pools, each in a pleasantly sheltered courtyard setting, so there are two distinct areas to sunbathe, swim, read and relax. There are plenty of sunbeds, comfy cushions and parasols. Pools are very clean, a decent depth, but rather cold.
Food is very good. Service is excellent. We had booked a half board package through Olympic, but it would have been cheaper to pay Oykun's a la carte prices. In any case Cialis Beach has dozens of restaurants at competitive prices, so B&B is the sensible option for full flexibility.
Oykun's breakfast/dining/bar area is airy and cleverly laid out. If the weather is bad (we had three days of heavy rain) huge plastic roller shutters are lowered to keep the place cosy and dry but still provide an open view.

Cialis Beach itself is a mystery. It's filthy. It's ankle deep in dog-ends and plastic bottles, plus broken concrete blocks from parasol bases strewn around like land-mines. The beach is a mile long, enjoys fabulous sunsets, and should be Cialis's pride and joy. Admittedly it's just grey grit and gravel, but at least it could be cleaned up. What a tragic waste of Cialis's main asset.

Finally, a word of warning: Oykun has a bowling green and so the hotel is sometimes block booked by English bowling clubs. Members of the group which arrived during our stay were high spirited, easily amused, and presumably deaf. Certainly their endless high volume guffaws and cackling laughter became very tiresome. I'd recommend that non-bowlers check dates with Oykun before booking.

my partner and I stayed in this Hotel for two weeks in september this year, we found the staff very friendly and nothing was too much trouble, it was bed and breakfast and the buffet choice was excellant, there was also a large main meal menu if required and the odd time we used this we found the food very good, when we go back to this area in the future we will definately be staying at the oykun, thank you all there for a wonderfull holiday.