We spend 2 weeks in October. Our first week was organized by Cachet Travel and we walked all along the Lycian Way, some archaeological sites,remote villages,stunning views.our guide was the Managing Director of Cachet, Ghislain which is very knowledgeable about the area.
our second week we hire a car and tour along all the archaeological sites, some stunning beaches with crystal clear waters.The food at the hotel was delicious the rooms spacious with 4 poster beds, clean and large sea balcony.The staff was very friendly and curteous.

My husband and I stayed for 7 nights at this magical hotel! On arrival we were greeted by the petite Manager Aysegul and her team of ladies and Pasha, the beautiful dog! We were shown to our room (No. 5) it was beautiful, very spacious with a jaqcuzzi at one end and sitting area at the other which led to a balcony overlooking the sea! The bathroom was fab - marble and stone with huge rain-shower and again very spacious. The gardens are very well maintained and the smell from the jasmine and honeysuckle hits you as soon as you step out! There is a lovely pool (quite small) and a decking area with very comfortable beds to sunbathe on.

The breakfasts are very good with fresh eggs from their own hens cooked anyway you wished. Homemade bread and rolls with jams and preserves. Also salad and olives - which I never got used to! Afternoon tea was brought round the pool at 4pm everyday with savoury and sweet pastries/cakes. Everyone looked forward to this! Dinner was served between 7.30 - 10pm each evening and was 5 courses! All homemade and utterly delicious! Be prepared to loosen the belt!

We both like swimming in the sea and Aysegul gave us a map and told us the nearest beach was 20mins away - it took us 45mins down a somewhat steep dirt track to get there and 1 and half hrs to get back - it was quite a hike, especially in the heat! But the sea was so clear and warm.

There is a minibus which stops outside the hotel several times a day. We used this to go to Olu Deniz, about 15min drive - best avoided unless you like english breakfasts and burger and chips with everything! Very commercial. We did find another beach where many turkish families went - it was on the bus route and dropped us off outside the national park - pristine beach with sunloungers and unbrellas (payable locally), changing rooms/toilets/showers and small cafe. Really enjoyed snorkelling here - clear, blue sea with lots of marine life to see!

We had a relaxing, peaceful week here. The service was excellent and nothing too much trouble for the happy, smiling staff who enjoyed my attempts at the turkish language! Would stay here again but with car hire next time.

Had a great stay here for two nights. Was a perfect laidback retreat after a week in kalkan. The staff, garden and pool were lovely as was our room. On the downside the food was not as good as other places we payed a lot less for. Grapes for dessert and poor quality breakfast juice were mean touches. We had a downstairs room which we didn't mind having had amazing views in all our other accommodation but the small private garden we had was badly maintained with patchy bare earth and weeds in the patio and could easily have been made to look lovely like the main garden with a few flower pots and some tlc.

This is a hidden gem of a boutique hotel. We arrived at night which was challenging but once we entered through the doors, the scent of jasmine and perfume trees assaulted us and we knew this was going to be something special. It's an eight room villa; our room was spacious with beautifully appointed antique furniture and a giant jacuzzi tub. The bathroom had a walk in glass shower with rainforest shower head and our terrace looked out onto the Mediterranean with a view of Rhodes in the distance. The breakfasts were plentiful, served in the garden, with fresh fruits and vegetables and although we only had one dinner at the hotel, it was beautifully prepared. The grounds are beautiful and the pool area is tastefully designed. The staff is gracious and Pasha the dog is the best! The area is rural; the inn is a perfect place to come back to after a day of exploring. If you'd like to read more about our trip to Turkey, check out my blog http://2atthebar.wordpress.com/