Family friendly stay in Side
This hotel is conveniently situated on the shores of Lake Titreyengol and just a few steps from the lovely beach of the Mediterranean Sea. Manavgat, the famous waterfalls and the historic town of Side with its ancient sites are just a short drive away.
You’ll have plenty to do each day with multiple pools and an aqua park with waterslides. If you are looking to relax, make the most of the wellness centre featuring Turkish bath. Perfect for children, there is a kids club with creative and ecological activities, a children’s pool and children’s restaurant.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 1 kids' buffet restaurant at Kids World
- 4 à la carte restaurants (Sushi, seafood, Italian, Turkish)
- 1 poolside snack bar (drinks and snacks)
- 1 beach snack bar (drinks and snacks)
- 1 café with ice cream service
- 5 bars
Entertainment
- Playground
- Children's pool
- Entertainment programme
- Game room
- Indoor pool
- Kids club
- Nightclub
- Outdoor pool
- Water park
- Water slides
Family facilities
- Kids' club - indoor and outdoor play areas, cinema nights, games, children's carnival/ funfair
- Aqua park with slides
- Children's pool
- Evening entertainment
- Highchairs available upon request at main restaurant
Sports & Health
- Archery
- Basketball
- Beach volleyball
- Billiards
- Bocce
- Darts
- Fitness
- Mini golf
- Padel tennis
- Table tennis
- Tennis
- Massage
- Sauna
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
- Steam bath
- Turkish bath (hamam)
Good to know
Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Side
Side’s reputation for romance is nothing new. Indeed, starry-eyed lovers have been coming to this fairy-tale city in Turkey for quite some time now. Marc Antony is said to have presented Cleopatra with the (still-standing) Apollo Temple as a token of his love and some people say it’s where they first met, back in the 1st century BC.