Atami Hotel

We thought the website did not give a true reflection of the real thing. We thought there was more woodland to walk through but their was not. We expected a spa but instead we had to have the therapies in our own room. Would not have fitted a massage bed in our room it was so small. We were not told that there was a gym until a visitor told us where it was (at the end of a darkened lobby ) by the public toilets. There was no bar to sit for pre-dinner drinks or to gather with friends after. The cans of pop were £ 3.50 each, which I thought was scandalous. The road to and from the hotel was abominable. Very disappointing holiday all round and we will not be recommending it anyone. After the website indicated a family run business we had hoped for more input from the owners

We came across Atami Hotel on the internet. It seemed like a lovely spot to us. We reserved a Deluxe room for 4 days. We were a little bit confused getting to the hotel as there were few signs on the road and it was a rough road. But as we came to the hotel, we were enchanted by the beautiful scenery, the crystal sea, and the sincere hospitality of the ztaylan family. The service was good and the food was delicious. But for people like us, who like to party at nights, there wasn't much to do. So we drove to the village nearby-10 min. drive- for entertainment. So that was O.K. The kind hostess of the hotel cooked us delicious Japanese food. The room was tastily decorated and quite big. We also had massage by an expert therapist which was very relaxing. But we had the massage in our room, which we indeed preferred to have somewhere else. As a result we liked the hotel and the owners very much and would like to come here again when we come to Turkey.