The hype
A spotless, green oasis with a boutique feel that punches way above its 3-star official rating.
Book this if You want a lush, family-run sanctuary that feels miles away from the neon chaos of the strip but is still just a 10-minute walk to the Blue Lagoon.
Quick Take: It’s a steep uphill walk back from the beach that will test your cardio, but the silence and infinity pool views are worth the sweat.
Reviewed by @molventures: I found the perfect escape in Ölüdeniz. The swim-up room was totally worth the splurge—rolling out of bed into the water felt so luxe. It’s tucked away in the mountains, so it’s incredibly peaceful compared to the beach chaos. Definitely my new favorite spot.
A spotless, green oasis with a boutique feel that punches way above its 3-star official rating.
The standard rooms are tight on space, and the 'sea view' is often a distant sliver beyond the trees.
“I am looking forward to my stay. If possible, please assign a room on an upper floor away from the main bar area for quiet. If I have booked a standard room, a view of the gardens rather than the back wall would be appreciated.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
No, the infinity pool is unheated. It's refreshing in July but brisk in May or October.
A 10-15 minute walk down, but a slower 15-20 minute hike back up. Taxis are readily available if you're tired.
Yes, usually a Turkish buffet spread, but it ends promptly at 10 AM.
Direct bookings are usually transparent, but third-party packages may charge extra for A/C and safes. Read the fine print.
No, but it feels like it. There are no kids' clubs or slides, so families with young children often go elsewhere.
Yes, there is free on-site parking, which is a rarity in cramped Ölüdeniz.
The 'Shanghai Blues' Chinese restaurant nearby is surprisingly good if you get tired of kebabs.
You can use the hotel's library to swap books if you finish yours.
Ask for a room in the 'new block' for more modern bathrooms.
See where Morina Deluxe Hotel is located and what's nearby.