Fethiye Hotels with Breakfast

🌿 A Tranquil & Luxurious Escape at Liberty Lykia Adults Only 🌿 I recently stayed at Liberty Lykia Adults Only, and the experience exceeded all expectations. This is the adult-only section of the larger Liberty Lykia resort, and although both sections share the same vast territory and facilities, the Adults Only zone offers a much more serene and premium atmosphere. ✅ Rooms: The rooms in the Adults Only area are significantly larger and designed with comfort and privacy in mind. Perfect for couples or solo travelers looking for peace and quiet. ✅ All-Inclusive Dining: The quality of the food was fantastic — from generous buffet spreads to à la carte options, everything was fresh and well-prepared. Drinks and snacks are available throughout the day. ✅ Shared Facilities: You still have access to the main Liberty Lykia resort, which includes multiple pools, beach areas, and entertainment zones — but you return to a peaceful adult-only space. ✅ Greenery & Space: The resort is surrounded by lush pine trees and beautifully maintained gardens. It really feels like a nature retreat by the sea. ✅ Perfect Value: The price difference between the family and adults-only areas is minimal, but the experience is vastly different — much quieter, more exclusive, and better suited for true relaxation. 💯 I highly recommend Liberty Lykia Adults Only for anyone seeking a luxurious, quiet, and beautifully maintained resort experience. If I return to this region, I will absolutely stay here again.

This hotel is amazing, and so is the service. I'm usually very picky about service, food, and the overall concept, but I honestly can't find a single fault here. Even though the hotel was fully booked for the holidays at the end of May, it never felt crowded. Every request was handled instantly, whether it was for something in the room, at the restaurant, or on the beach. I never had to remind anyone. The food in the main restaurant was all delicious, which is also rare. I especially loved the steak selection for dinner and the abundance of interesting appetizers and salads. A special thank you to the pastry chefs, as the desserts are magnificent, both in the main restaurant and the pastry shop. The a la carte restaurants didn't impress me as much. The rooms are spacious and clean. I liked that in the 18+ ”no kids” zone and on the main beach, you don't feel like people are on top of you because there are so many sun loungers. It only gets busy around the main pools, but if you want, there's a pool on the first floor with swim-up room access, where you can always find a sun lounger and swim with a gorgeous view. Special thanks to Mirza and Aidana, the chat assistants, who responded extremely quickly to everything and gave a warm welcome and farewell. After this, we stayed at the Liberty Signa hotel, but all the service and the hotel overall fell short compared to Xo, even though they are part of the same chain.

Check-in was an hour late, and I had to wait an hour, even though I was in a hurry! I think this is unacceptable; the room should be ready on time! People are tired from the road, and they have to wait. Check-in is at 2:00 PM, but they didn't give us a room until 3:00 PM. Don't take a room on the first floor; the smell of dampness and basement is very strong. The hotel itself is not bad, the grounds are beautiful, the room is decent, and it's large. You can cook! Breakfast is available for 290 TL.

From first  minute we checked in the reception staff were so friendly and polite and spoke excellent English . Our room was amazing spacious and a good view on to the main street outside   the room was immaculately clean the bed was comfortable and  coffee tea and water were provided it was as  a very quiet hotel even though we were just off a Main Street  the breakfast was amazing plenty of choice on the menu and table service It was served quickly and hot .and  at night there is a good restaurant and bar with live entertainment , Over all an amazing price for a very good  hotel

The room was very comfortable, and the location was fantastic – less than a five-minute walk to the pier. There were plenty of restaurants and shops nearby, and Fethiye Old Town was also very close. The bathroom light was quite interesting; it was blue. On my first night, I thought that was the only option and was a bit freaked out, so I showered with one eye closed! It wasn't until the second day that I accidentally discovered you could change the light color by pressing it twice. Just thinking about that light still makes me a bit nervous at night.

I'd give it a perfect score! The price was incredibly low, especially compared to other accommodations in the area. You get a private room with an en-suite bathroom for hostel prices, which is a real resort-style deal – you even get a wristband! It's located in the Oludeniz area. The beach is an hour's walk, but a minibus gets you there quickly. You can also catch one to Fethiye town; just look for the capital 'D' which indicates the bus stop. The pool and landscaping are great, and breakfast is included. While it's not as extensive as in China, it's pretty typical for foreign hotels, and I'd even say this one's quite good! Some staff members were a bit stone-faced, but they were actually very helpful when I asked for directions or anything else.

We had a really lovely stay. The apartment was clean, tidy, and set within a well-secured resort, which made us feel comfortable throughout. It’s in a great location too—just a short walk to everyday essentials like transport links and some nice, affordable places to eat. The resort itself faces the sea, and even though our apartment didn’t have a direct sea view, the beach was literally just across the road. Getting around was very easy without a car since public transport runs regularly and is surprisingly cheap, starting from about 70 pence per trip. The host, Lebrentals, was great to deal with, and Sadik, our main contact, really stood out. He was kind, responsive, and always happy to help—often saying, “just let me know whatever you need,” which we really appreciated. All in all, it was a wonderful experience, and we’d definitely love to come back. It’s a genuinely nice place to stay.

Nice small hotel on the seashore, 1st line. There is no private beach, it is a public one with paid sunbeds. The hotel is mainly visited by foreigners. The rooms are clean, bright, with a good view of the sea. The hotel has its own restaurant with good food and service. Although the hotel is on the 1st line on the embankment, it is quiet at night, because... Fethiye itself is a retirement resort. Breakfast is good and filling.

The hotel is 13 kilometers away from Fethiye Passenger Transport Center. There are buses for 48 liras during the day and taxis for 490 liras at night. The room is quite satisfactory. After all, the advantage is not the room. The shower water flow is small. The view is very good. You can see the sea from the window. There is also a small terrace which is very comfortable. The breakfast is more Western. There may not be many Chinese tourists, but you can still eat enough. It is very close to the beach, just a few minutes walk. You can also leave your luggage at the beach to play after checking out.

The hotel location is amazing but the service is the worst one I’ve ever experienced. I’ll share my story with you: They don’t serve tea during lunch and dinners but still have some sweets (baklava, waffles and so on). I can’t imagine eating sweets with water or beer. I’ve asked if I can still get a tea somehow, and the waiter that “there’s nothing I can do, we don’t have tea”, so then I’ve asked a waiter “since there’s no tea during the dinner time, can I take a piece of baklava to the pool bar (they serve tea 24/7, but don’t have sweets) to eat it with tea”, she responded “yes, you can”. I’ve grabbed a piece of baklava and went to the exit, where another waiter said “you can’t take food out of the area”. I explained the situation, said that another waiter approved it, but this waiter has just taken my baklava in front of 30-50 people. Disgusting. I’m ok with the rules, every hotel can set their own, but why do two waiters say absolutely different things? It’s an abusive behaviour, I would say. He would either say “if it’s been confirmed by my colleague then ok, but we can’t confirm it next time” not to make me feel embarrassed, or go to the bar and deliver a cup of tea, and explain one more time that they can’t do it next time. It would be a good service, I think. So, I went to the reception desk and asked to call a restaurant manager. They said he will come in 30 minutes. I said I’ll be at the bar. In 30 minutes, nobody came. I went back to the reception, where a person told me that the manager is already gone and asked to come back tomorrow. Nice. So, next morning I came to the reception, where another receptionist told me that there is no restaurant manager today because he is off on Saturday and Sunday. I told that been said I will be able to talk to the restaurant manager today. She responded “okay, but there’s nothing I can assist”. Absolutely worst service experience ever.