“Excelente hotel! Habitaciones cómodas, agua en la habitación, cama cómoda, tal vez las mantas son demasiado cálidas para el verano. Zona ajardinada, muchos caminos para caminar. En la playa, mientras comen, intentan cumplir todos los deseos. Nos gustaría ir a algún lugar, pero sería un inconveniente ir en coche, hay unos 80 kilómetros hasta Bodrum. Para algunos, esto puede ser lo mejor. El hotel es tranquilo, sin música alta, lo que nos gustó mucho. Conclusión: por unas vacaciones europeas respetables. Recomendado.”

“The most wonderful hotel that we have stayed in so far. It’s not even a hotel, it’s the entire complex with amazing beaches, restaurants, sport facilities, humongous spa, and modern comfortable rooms.We loved the staff - everyone was so friendly and very eager to help us any time. What we also liked is that we could adjust our meals at restaurants as we are vegans and there were not so many vegan options. Especially at the Asian restaurant where they created stir fly veggies with tofu and curry with tofu for us. We also liked the privacy as the area is so big that it never gets too crowded. And the most impressive part for me was the sport complex - small tennis, swimming pool, pilates studio, meditation dome, yoga studio, basketball, cycling studio and fully equipped gym. Even if you are not much into sports, once you see all of this, you’ll come here every day for a workout. And spa was also amazing! I enjoyed the consultation with the Ayurvedic doctor Geethu and hope she can help the hotel to become more Ayurveda friendly. I was looking for an Ayurvedic retreat which is not in India but somewhere in Europe and there were not so many good options. If Six Senses manages to create holistic panchakarma programs and Ayurvedic meals, then I think it may become the most beautiful Ayurveda retreat in Europe.Overall, this hotel is definitely 10/10. We will definitely come back and even organise our wedding here. There is still some room for improvement, and I want to mention a few things (not as a complaint but just to make our next stay even better) 1. More plant based options. My husband and I don’t eat meat, fish, eggs and dairy and for us it was a challenge to find wholesome healthy vegan options here. As this hotel positions itself as a a wellness brand I think the food options should be more healthy and vegan-friendly (wholesome plant based foods). 2. Less expensive spa. We had some treatments but honestly we felt that they are a bit too expensive for that it is as it is good but nothing out of the ordinary. The messages all seem a bit of mix of everything rather than distinct styles with different professionals. 3. Learn English. That’s a general problem in Turkey and not just in this hotel. Despite there being people who spoke good English there were also plenty of staff that knew only the basics and had reffed back to their colleagues multiple times to understand.”