Palm Bay Beach Hotel

We spent incredibly peaceful days at this hotel during our 4-day holiday. It's spotlessly clean, with small, tasteful details. We stayed in upper-floor rooms facing the back of the building, and it was a good thing we did; we woke up to the sound of birds every day. There wasn't much privacy on the lower floors, especially on the side facing the pool at the front. The breakfast was absolutely delicious. The teacups were slender glass cups, sparkling clean, with no yellowing or anything like that; all seasonal fruits were available every day, they always had a high-quality breakfast without exaggeration. Leaving the hotel and going for a swim in the crystal-clear sea at Karaincir, a beautiful bay, was wonderful. You can also choose the hotel for dinner; the food was very good. Our room was cleaned every day; it was spacious, bright, and like new. They were incredibly helpful. If you're looking for a nice, clean, peaceful hotel to stay in Datça, I recommend this place.

Very good location. The well-run hotel isn’t bad, but the hotel also uses the beach area to rent umbrellas daily. Day-to-day visitors roam inside the hotel. You’re spending the day at the beach with people who don’t have customers. It’s uncertain if the hotel has everyday guests or customers. Security zero. For customers, the showers and restrooms are reserved for daily use. In summary, you’re being humiliated with your money.

I've stayed in many hotels in my life and have never seen such uninterested staff say what you were welcome at the entrance or leave, good trips and embarrassing reasons why you came. The rooms were dirty, bathroom dirty, cleaning took 5 minutes and they changed towels and came out. Sunbeds aren’t cleaned and you can’t even get a seat on the towel because the top is in mud. You should go early for breakfast because if you go close to it, you won’t even find tomatoes, and there’s not even a salad on the table. The hotel is very compact by the sea, the rooms are around the pool, but unfortunately it’s lost... I never walk through the door again