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A wonderful hotel, from the moment of meeting until departure they treat you like the most dear guests, food, service, rooms - everything is excellent 👌 The sea, mountains, air - a fairy tale❤️ We will come back more than once, for sure 🙏🏼

The hotel is in excellent condition, the room is new, nothing is falling apart. All appliances are in excellent working order, washing machine powder and dishwasher detergent were provided. Air conditioners in each room work perfectly and are quiet. The plumbing is like new, the shower has excellent pressure at any time of day, and there's no shortage of hot water. Our room was on the ground floor with its own small terrace surrounded by greenery, so you can't be seen from the outside. Friendly staff, 24-hour reception. Don't worry if your flight is late; they'll be waiting for you. The hotel's location is excellent: the beach is a leisurely 10-minute walk away, a dolmush stop is nearby, and the city center is 30 minutes away. The Migros supermarket next door is open until 11:00 PM, and across the street is the Makrocenter supermarket (which has a better selection than Migros). The hotel is located on a quiet street, so there's no noise at night. The only downside is that swimming in the pool is prohibited after 8:00 PM, which is strange, as the pool is nice and new with night lighting, so perhaps that's the norm.

The hotel's location is excellent, right on the town's main street, and it's just a 200-meter walk to the beach. The staff were very friendly and helpful, assisting with luggage. The environment and hygiene were also good. I initially booked for one night but extended for another, including dinner, which was surprisingly good. For less than 200 RMB extra, we had a fantastic dinner for two. The hotel also has its own small swimming pool.

Excellent hotel with top-notch service. The room has everything you need: slippers, shower gel, shampoo, and even coffee and tea. It's close to the sea, which is a big plus, and the hotel even has a free beach just across the road 😍. The à la carte breakfast at the restaurant was delicious 😋. I definitely recommend it!

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.

The downside is that it's not very close to the beach. The upside is that the swim-up rooms make swimming very convenient. What impressed me the most was the restaurant; the food was incredibly good, a rare find in Turkey! The chicken pot, lamb pot, seafood pasta, and grilled king prawns – we ate there twice and every single dish was a hit with the whole family. We didn't even need to leave the hotel to look for other restaurants. The staff were also warm and friendly.

Twice a week, a campsite right across from this hotel hosts noisy parties with loud music and singing until midnight. We had to check out on our third day because of the terrible noise.The photos do not match reality — don't be fooled. The hotel is old and run-down. They present it all as an ”eco-style” nature retreat, but in reality, it is just an outdated, overpriced hotel in the middle of nowhere. On the bright side, they did refund our money for the remaining nights. The staff is friendly. The breakfasts are tasty, but the only drinks available are tea and coffee. A cold soda costs 110 lira per can, and water is 40 lira per bottle! You will only find out about this at checkout when they ask you to pay. There are animals on the property, including a turkey, chickens, and rabbits. There is absolutely nothing to do in the small town where this hotel is located.

My mother was staying in a separate room upstairs, she liked it though it was too high for 72-year-old. There was everything for cooking and we all loved her terrace. Room was small but comfy. AC wasn’t working, but staff were kind to fix it (together with the socket). Smell inside was funny, but we had a good sleep no matter what. Cats were attacking her door for couple of times)))

This was the most expensive hotel during my 15-day trip to Turkey, and the value for money was just average. The hotel's location was decent, a few minutes' walk from the beach, and the restaurant had a beautiful view. My package included two meals a day, buffet style; drinks, coffee, and tea were extra. The shower water pressure was extremely low, fluctuating between hot and cold; on the second night, there was no cold water at all, and my skin turned red from the heat. The toilet also didn't flush. I wouldn't highly recommend it.

The biggest plus of this hotel is its location – right in the center of the main beaches and promenade in Oludeniz. The hotel looks decent from the outside, but there are two major downsides. First, the rooms are minimalistic and cleaning is poor; you really have to track down a maid and specifically ask for at least a towel change and trash removal. The rooms were dirty; we found someone else's sock upon check-in, which speaks volumes about the cleaning quality after previous guests. All the furniture is stained, and the towels look a thousand years old, gray and spotted. There's a leaky kettle, but no tea/coffee making facilities and no water in the room. We even had to ask the maid for toilet paper. The second downside is the very modest breakfast – honestly, there's nothing to eat beyond boiled eggs and a selection of vegetables. There isn't enough food for everyone; by 9 AM, the trays are empty. Overall, we were happy with our vacation; Oludeniz is a beautiful place!