Bed and Breakfast in Didim

"Great destination "

"Everything was perfect "

"The Sunday Beach hotel is perfectly situated on Ladies Beach. Excellent hotel, clean modern rooms and great personnel. "

"Beautiful place to stay ....."

"First, the great, the service was amazing. I can't find the card of the two gentlemen that went above and beyond, but anything we wanted they took care of. Second, the location was great. Right on top of the beach, great view, waking distance from excellent restaurants and a grocery store in the main floor. The breakfast was incredible and with the price. We were seriously jetlagged coming from the U.S. Unfortunately, our rooms kept having electrical issues, so they upgraded us, then switched us a few times. It took a day to fix it, but finally, we could run the AC without the power shutting off. The rooms are HUGE. Some are quieter than others, but I didn't have issues sleeping due to noise. In one room, with two beds, we were either freezing in one bed or hot in the other depending on if the mini split blew in you or not. The beds were hard and they didn't really have blankets. They were more like a tiny heavy sheet. The view from the room was wonderful. The beach had free umbrellas. The hotel does not provide beach chairs or towels. We chose to pay for the private beach club downstairs (with the loud music.) BEWARE The Beach Club attendant will try to rip you off."

"Cozy hotel with a small pool and lovely outdoor dining area. The breakfast was fantastic and the staff really kind and welcoming."

"The hotel was overall nice, but I would say it needs a bit of maintenance. The room looked a bit more run down than the pictures (things like chipped paint etc) but nothing too major. The view from the Junior Suite was lovely and really enjoyed sitting out on the balcony at sunset. The breakfast was quite limited (the only option is Turkish breakfast) and as we were staying for over a week this did get boring. The main issue though would be the language barrier as most of the staff did not understand English, so communicating things like the TV remote not working was a challenge. Also, the wait staff were all very young and inexperienced so food service was often slow or non-existent. One waiter would pick his nose and then serve us food which was not pleasant. But overall, the hotel pleasant and the pool area is lovely."

"It said all inclusive when booked. But they charge for bottled water and Turkish coffee. Also, there was an unpleasant smell in the bathrooms. There was no door to the shower making it hard to take a shower without getting the floors all wet. Overall, highly disappointed. "

"The PriveHotel in Didim is a modern hotel offering a good value ultra all inclusive experience. I had a delightful stay during my seven night holiday. The staff and facilities are second to none. The pool and surrounding area are beautifully taken care of. I came to Turkey to relax and chill out - the pool certainly did that. The food is fine. Good quality and enough variety. Although, the hotel caters more for Eastern European tastes. It lacks a toaster but provides Mediterranean delights at breakfast instead including delicious cheeses, olives and salads. You also have the option to eat in their ala carte restaurant (if you stay more than 5 nights for free), offering an Italian or Seafood themed menu. The Italian night was my favourite with a good assortment of dishes, and a delicious steak for my main. The rooms are tired in places. The shower was blocked during the stay and flooded the bathroom on two occasions. I did report this to the front desks who were unable to do anything. They did offer a room swap to the back of the hotel, but decided to remain as it was facing the sea and beautiful sunsets. I spoke to other English guests who said they too were experiencing this problem. The bed itself was very comfortable with a balcony. The rooms could use with a deep clean in places. Whether its a 5* hotel I'm not sure, but it is a very good 4* hotel. The patisserie bar is an amazing highlight for wonderful afternoon teas. "