Hotel Uygar

I liked how close it was to Fethiye beach and the staff were welcoming. The room was clean when we arrived. However, the breakfast was bland and cold, and over the 8 days the menu never changed. The room was never cleaned during our stay, and towels and sheets were not replaced – we had to ask once for new towels.

Grigorii·Vor 2 Wochen

Very close to the beach and run like a family, so it was quiet and not too crowded. Every day the breakfast was the same. The shower had mold everywhere and was otherwise unclean. The sliding door was half broken, and the pipes were leaking. The hotel feels a bit old‑fashioned and in need of renovation.

Andreas·Vor 2 Wochen

Typical Turkish hotel with a family vibe, quiet, very friendly staff, a lovingly prepared, rich breakfast buffet, parking at the hotel, and a cheap location.

Elisabeth·Vor 2 Wochen

The place was in a good spot. I was denied access at check‑in because the booking was for two people, even though I was alone – that made no sense. The receptionist wasn’t there when I arrived at 8 pm, so I had to wait. I was denied entry until another guest translated for me, defended me, and negotiated with the owner, who even said he didn’t want my money. After almost half an hour of arguing, I finally got the room. It wasn’t clean, the air‑con was noisy, and the toilets leaked. I would not recommend it to anyone who isn’t fluent in Turkish.

Johnybravoo·Vor einem Monat

“Good location”

I booked a free upgrade and ended up with a triple room in the annex that was spacious and comfy. There was plenty of hot water, air‑con, and the Wi‑Fi was excellent. The room had no tea‑making facilities. The breakfast staff and cleaners were all very friendly, though they didn’t speak much English, better than our Turkish. We had a continental breakfast of cheese, melon, hard‑boiled eggs, greens, preserves, and pastries, which we ate outside in the shady courtyard. The beach was a short walk away, with small supermarkets and good restaurants nearby. We used the adjacent hotel’s beach club for sunbeds and umbrellas. It was a longer walk to the water taxi, but local buses stopped outside the hotel. It would have helped to have a card in the room explaining how the lights turn on and how to open the room safe. The owners speak little English, so we didn’t realize the room key had to be inserted into a slot to switch the electricity on. The hotel probably needs a freshening up during the off season. There is no lift, so it’s hard work if you’re not fit and your room is on the 4th floor. There was a power cut on one of the days, but it came back on not long after we returned. It was outside the hotel’s control, but a notice would have been useful.

Rachel·Vor einem Monat