Club Hotel Felicia Village

"Generally, it's a villa-style hotel with around 10 rooms. The rooms are quite large, but some areas need modernization. The rooms and surroundings are always clean. The hotel grounds are very large, but you can reach everywhere on foot or with strollers and wheelchairs. There are no elevators anywhere; everything is on level ground, which is great, eliminating elevator waiting problems. The food is above average, generally delicious and sufficient. We were also very satisfied with the à la carte restaurant. All the staff (I won't mention names because it would be unfair to those I couldn't write about) are very attentive, helpful, and friendly. The animation team is very diligent, professional, and everywhere. Actually, the general situation in every hotel/resort is determined by the customer profile. During our stay, in early September, most of the tourists were European, and almost half were from Germany. Overall, it was a sophisticated and orderly hotel. The hotel is exactly a "family hotel with children aged 0-12"; children, babies, strollers... everywhere. It's very suitable for honeymoon couples, the elderly, and teenagers. I wouldn't recommend it, but if they like babies, then of course there's no problem. Everywhere, including the relaxation pool, is full of children 😊 The hotel's Wi-Fi is very weak; it's fine for local tourists, but it might be difficult for those coming from abroad, it needs improvement. The sea is beautiful, but there's no pier (I think because it's a nesting area for Caretta caretta turtles). The entrance and exit to the sea are rocky, so you need sea shoes. It gets deep suddenly, so those who can't swim should be careful. From mid-August to the end of September, you can witness Caretta caretta turtles hatching from their eggs and going to the sea in the evenings; they are meticulously monitored by government officials. Overall, we were very satisfied as a family, and we thank all the managers and staff."

"The hotel's buffet menu was not bad, except for being a bit limited. It's a lush green area, and the staff are attentive. We stayed at the hotel as a family from August 5th to 10th. Ten days after I returned, I realized my slippers were missing. Sorry, 12 days. The remaining items were being kept for 10 days. I am 12. I've been looking for a day. But strangely enough, the slippers weren't in the suitcase, nor were they in our hotel room, nor were they in the lost and found room. I called repeatedly, but they kept saying they couldn't find me and apologized. Okay, we're all upset, but what's the solution? What should I do? I pay a lot of money for a vacation, and then my expensive flip-flops go missing. I have no one to talk to. No compensation, no shame. A similar thing happened to me at a large chain hotel; they sent my belongings a month later. A word of warning to those going: take care of your belongings. I'm very sorry, but I will bring this up at every opportunity."

"I would especially like to thank Chef Veysi Bey and Service staff member Tahsin Bey for their attention and care. Of course, the other employees were equally attentive and extremely polite, practically looking us in the eye to address any needs or requests we might have. The food was also delicious and varied, and sufficient in every aspect. I would like to emphasize that this is a perfect family hotel."