Fiesta beach

I visited last year as well. The operators are extremely polite and friendly, though a bit more attention to hygiene would be beneficial. This year, it was quite dusty because of the nearby construction. There was also a shortage of staff. While I love animals, the presence of cats in the dining area was a bit unsettling. I recommend this place to everyone when the conditions are optimal. Wishing you successful operations and plenty of income.

Didim Hotel Fiesta Beach We checked into the hotel on August 2nd, and unfortunately, our experience was disappointing from the start. We were dissatisfied with both the hotel and the beach it uses. I changed into beach slippers to head down to the beach, but we ended up leaving for another hotel without even entering the water. The next day, I realized I had forgotten my shoes at the hotel. When we returned to retrieve them, the cleaning staff claimed they had thrown the shoes away. We found this hard to believe since the shoes were new and original. When we mentioned that we would report the incident to the police, the hotel owner's response was shockingly rude. He implied that we should overlook the theft because the staff were poor, which was an unacceptable defense. The owner's tone was extremely disrespectful, and he had no way of knowing the circumstances under which we purchased those shoes. He even suggested that we should be more understanding because we were on vacation and the staff were less fortunate. This kind of justification for theft is completely unacceptable. In other hotels, forgotten items have always been kept safe and returned to us. The hotel's behavior in this situation was truly appalling. Regarding the hotel itself, it uses a beach that belongs to other properties, and it is neither private nor pleasant. The hotel is old, and the furnishings are outdated. Prospective guests should be aware that staying here is more akin to staying in a hostel. For these reasons, we chose not to stay.

The hotel exudes a family-friendly atmosphere and is impeccably clean. The breakfast is adequate, and the dinners are delightful with a fixed menu that allows you to eat to your heart's content. They ensure you are fully satisfied, constantly replenishing the table with treats and food. Any needs are promptly addressed. The beach is just a short 30-meter walk away, featuring clear and shallow sand, making it ideal for families with small children. The water remains shallow for about 150 meters before gradually deepening, which is perfect for kids. The air quality is therapeutic, particularly beneficial for those with lung conditions, COPD, diabetes, or high blood pressure. In just three days, you can feel a significant improvement in your breathing. The air is the best I've ever experienced, making it hard to leave this place I've visited many times. The town center is 7-8 km away, and if you have a car, Didim center is just a 20-minute drive. There are no grocery stores nearby, but there is a buffet restaurant on the beach. It's a quiet and peaceful place to unwind. The hotel managers and staff are incredibly friendly. Special thanks to my brother Can, his son Tuncay, my brother Özgür, and my teacher Ahmet for their efforts. We were very satisfied and will definitely return.

Excellent value for the price. We stayed for two days on a half-board basis. Both breakfast and meals were enjoyable. The owners were genuinely attentive to all our needs. The sea and beach were pristine and lovely. Do note that Didim is somewhat distant from the center, and Altinkum is a bit further, so having a car is advisable. I can confidently recommend this place.

The cleanliness is extremely poor; the toilet seat is nearly obscured by dirt. The hotel owner or manager has a repulsive and aggressive demeanor. Although the hotel is situated in a holiday area, accessing it by car is challenging. The beach, while nice in theory, is unfortunately littered with garbage.