Hanedan Resort & Beach Club

The hotel is very pleasant and human-sized. Very good dining

The hotel offered half-board. Breakfast had very little variety; every morning we had small, store-bought spinach pastries. There were no bagels, flatbreads, or fried dough. Dinner had plenty of appetizers and salads, which were good, but the main courses only had a few options, and during our week-long stay, we had meals mainly consisting of legumes and vegetables for three nights. The food was tasty but insufficient. Dinner only included water and tea; soft drinks and alcohol were extra. The rooms were clean and spacious, but the pool was small. Since the beach is privately owned, there was never a shortage of sun loungers. The entrance to the sea is stony, then sandy. The beach was beautiful, but the places to eat and drink charged extra, and the prices were a bit high; for example, a cheeseburger with a handful of fries cost 650 TL. In the evenings we went to the center of Foça because there was nothing else to do.

Positive aspects: it has a good location and a large beach. There are lifeguards on the stony beach, which deepens to 6-7 meters. Negative aspects: towel and linen changes are often requested only after much insistence. The room is poorly maintained, the TV is small, and there are only 4-5 channels, and even those are unreliable. The food is terrible; you'll be surprised how bad even the french fries are. Grilled food is out of the question. Prices at the beach restaurant are exorbitant. The resort is half-board, and there are no markets nearby, so if you don't have a car, come prepared. There's nothing to stash at breakfast. Only 2-3 of the staff are experienced; the rest are interns. The youngsters try their best, but only up to a point.