Grand Yazici Club Marmaris Palace

"All in all we had a lovely time and few hick ups, the evening we arrived they had torrential rain and thunderstorms that day and our ground floor room was flooded when we got there, after 12 hours travelling wasn’t ideal but no other family rooms were available that night but could move in the morning if we wanted and housekeeping did a great job in sorting the room for us, when we woke the view was amazing so decided to stay put but a couple days later the bathroom flooded again and hadn’t been raining so we got moved into another apartment on third floor which was larger than we initially had so we were happy even though we had to pack again ! Grounds were immaculate and such a stunning beautiful resort but unable to use the pool really as was so shaded by the trees but the jetty was fantastic and the bar man kept us in supply of cold beer all day 😊 week was made by seeing a turtle swimming by the jetty ❤️ Food was average there always something to eat but have had better. However lunch from the Italian was amazing and also the snack bar by the pool, Coffee bar was also fantastic and first stop off in the morning, all the staff work so hard thought out the whole hotel Walk to Icelemer took around 30 minutes but longer to Marmaris we took a taxi for this way ! We had a great time and would return to Marmaris but not sure I’d return to this hotel if I’m honest although the setting of the hotel is superb and miss the gorgeous views"

"Arrived after a very long journey from the uk, around 8pm, with a couple of other families. Check in was quick and efficient, and after a bit of food we were directed to our rooms- sorry bungalows. The accommodation is NOT bungalows. It’s rooms, in what I guess are traditional Turkish buildings. Groups of around 6 rooms in one building, on three floors. Behind your day is a regular room, slightly tired, but clean. There’s only one English speaking channel - BBC news. Lighting is sparse in my view, and I didn’t try the air con as I opened my balcony door for air. The bathroom is spacious with a large walk in shower and a combined bidet and loo, so don’t be expecting that luxurious soak in the bath! Now, the major major bug bear for me - the hotel is on the side of a mountain and to get around you have to have the skills and determination of a mountain goat. There’s steps and hills and stairs and long walks to get to the different things - food, pools, entertainment. If you have the slightest mobility issue or are aged and feeling it, do not select this hotel. I had no idea and I have trouble walking for long distances- all my days I struggled to the point of tears. I don’t think there’s anywhere, especially if you have children, to get to without going up and down the little paths and walkways, steps and hills. We are here for the last week of the season apparently, but the staff are all still very polite and helpful when needed. Remember tipping is expected here. Food is ok- massive choice especially of puddings, but the queues at dinner time were awful. There’s a snack bar, patisserie, coffee shop and several other food outlets, so you won’t be going hungry."

"Staff are very friendly, food is great (sometimes cold) the BEST is Yesim at the Kiyi Bar she is very friendly and welcoming! Yesim went above and beyond her duties!"