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"Great location right on the port but still very quiet inside the resort. The rooms are well designed with comfortable beds and large showers. Breakfast was good but we were surprised that there was no choice - each day we were given a selection of meats, cheeses, bread, eggs and either pancakes or crepes. There were no other options. The gym had a good selection of equipment. We were very disappointed that the beach was not accessible, it’s understandable that this is seasonal but this should be communicated at the time of booking. None of the other facilities were open either so aside from the gym and spa we were able to experience anything else. "

"Room was clean and the bed was very comfortable "

"Exactly what I needed for the start of my trip. Ferhat was extremely accommodating and made an excellent breakfast."

"Our return to the hotel was met with the same lovely staff, the wonderful breakfast, conmfortable rooms, excellent wifi and beautiful views. However, we did notice that the sound coming up from the restaurant area was very audible in the rooms (even with the balcony doors fully closed), and the nightowls who were staying up late eating and talking were also very noisy when coming to their rooms - again, the loud slamming of doors was disturbing. A few more soundproof measures (such as door closing dampners) would be an excellent investment in a hotel that *nearly* gets it all right! "

"Lykia ia a fabulous place to stay near Dalaman airport, rooms are cozy and comfortable . Restaurant opens until late so you have a late dinner. "

"Loud as hell. After 10pm there is still entertainment going on. It is a family oriented resort, too many kids running around. Don't stay there for a peace of mind and quiet. Food was meh. "

"I appreciated that the hotel had an on-site spa, and I was lucky it wasn’t busy, because the spa turned out to be mixed-gender. I was surprised, since I had asked beforehand and expected men and women to be separated, especially as I wear a headscarf. Still, the staff were kind and made sure no men entered while I was using the facilities, even closing the doors—definitely a perk of being the only guest. I booked a spa package with a Turkish bath and a massage. What surprised me most was how expensive the amenities were, especially considering how empty the hotel was during my two-day stay. My package cost around 3,500 lira, which felt high given that the average monthly salary in Turkey is around 2,200 lira. I understand tourist pricing, but since it was Black Friday and low season, many places adjusted their rates—this hotel didn’t. For that price, I would rather have a spa experience in another country. Aside from a few people I saw on the first night, the hotel felt completely empty. Despite the slow season, everything still felt overpriced. Even simple food was expensive: a margarita pizza was almost $15 and not very good. It was supposed to have basil, but they replaced it with whole salad leaves, which made no sense. Overall, I found the hotel overrated. I had been in Fethiye right before, and even in the off-season it felt livelier. Göcek is beautiful, especially the marina, but staying there is extremely expensive for a place that feels quite soulless."

"I was new to D Resort Hotels and stayed at their resort at Gocek Turkey at the end of our vacation. The grounds are gorgeous as are the rooms, spa and restaurants. We ate at all their restaurants which were excellent but the Japanese restaurant was the stand out for the sushi, drink and view. Staff was exceptional and my favorite was Yigit who really personalized our visit. Now that I know about this hotel chain I’ll make sure I stay with them in the future. "

"Everything was beautiful. Nice breakfast. Clean and quiet. "