This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Poolside snack bar and restaurant
- Fantastic kids' facilities with children's pool section and slide, playground, mini golf and table tennis
Self-catering family fun
Choose Hibiscus Garden Marmaris for your next stay and you'll sow the seeds of an unforgettable holiday. While the bustling centre of Marmaris is just a kilometre away, the hotel is nestled in a tranquil corner of the resort for some welcome peace and quiet.
You'll find a main swimming pool, a pool with slides, and a children's section, all set amongst lovely gardens and surrounded by sun loungers and parasols. If you can uproot yourself from your sunbed you'll be rewarded with a round of mini golf or a game of table tennis. Light bites and cocktails can be enjoyed at the snack bar, which also doubles as the restaurant for more substantial meals. There's also a supermarket just 20 metres away if you feel like taking advantage of your self-catering apartment - each one-bedroom abode (which includes a sofa bed in the living room area) features a small kitchenette with cooking rings and a fridge.
When it's time to explore, Marmaris' beach, Old Town and multitude of restaurants and bars are right on your doorstep. A holiday in Hibiscus Garden Marmaris is a blooming good idea.
Please note: this hotel has no lifts or stair-free access rooms. Therefore, it may not be suitable for people with limited mobility.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 snack bar & restaurant
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
Family facilities
- Pool with water slides and children’s section
- Children’s playground (age and height restrictions may apply)
Find out more about Marmaris
Marmaris is a time-honoured holiday destination for sandy toes and ice cream, but there is more to the Mediterranean resort than meets the eye. Its beaches, harbourside restaurants and drinking palaces on Bar Street are well worth your time, but don’t overlook the charming Old Town, with its hilly lanes of whitewashed houses and crumbling stone walls climbing above the yacht-lined marina.