Arya Otel

We stayed here for a week as a family of 7 , an we had a lovely time the rooms are fine, there basic but have everything you need . The guys that run the hotel/bar can't do enough for you so for that I would definitely say 10/10 the . The breakfast was the same every day but fine .the food from the bar was great . So overall was a lovely holiday

Nice little hotel not too far away from the beach shops or bars. The good points- staff are very helpful. Pool area small but plenty of sunbeds & you dont need to get up at stupid oclock for one! Room was cleaned every day & towels changed Room was at the top- 2 sunloungers in the balcony which is very handy when the kids wanted shade! Wifi was really good so no complaining from the kids! The bad points- breakfast wasnt the best. Our bathroom was dated. Our son said the fold out bed was uncomfortable so let him lie on a duvet which wasnt ideal in the heat Hotel shop is a fortune We had a top room & paid £40 for the air con for 5 nights. But this was for only in the bedroom- No good for the kids who had to sleep in the living area! If we wanted a fan it wouldve been another £30

We returned to the Arya hotel for 22 nights this May. We had a lovely stay. The rooms are lovely and spacious. With a lovely pool area all refurbished for this year. New sunbeds, new umbrellas, new seating. Breakfasts you can have a turkish breakfast or Eggs cooked every which way with toast or bread and jam. They have a snack bar where you can buy lunch and drinks. The rooms are cleaned everyday with fresh towels and the cleaning ladies do a fantastic job. All the staff and Arihan and family are very helpful friendly people. We have booked again twice for later in the year and again next May. Would recommend this to everyone. Note ther are three types of rooms Standard, junior suite or executive rooms. We always have a junior suite. All I can say is great location, lovely staff and we had a fantastic holiday

We arrived at these apartments and where given the attic rooms, these where dark with sloping roofs consequently banging our heads when going onto the balcony. I cannot manage the stairs so we asked to move to the ground floor. We had to pay £6 per night, our grandaughter stayed in her attic room, she was only able to have cold showers! Her lights kept going off, the apartment was dark enough with the lights on. The only good thing was her balcony. Our apartment was no better, the shower base was dirty, the hairdryer was fixed with sellotape very dangerous considering it was situated above the bathroom sink. However you did get complementary shower gel, shampoo and a pack of 3 cotton buds ?? In the bedroom was complementary slippers . The hot plate to use for cooking was rusty . There was also an information sheet telling you that the hotel had problems with thief’s so you should pay for a safe at £25 per week. We had paid for breakfast but you can only have 1 drink?? Staff: The cleaning lady was nice The 2 morning waiters where nice However the main front of house head waiter was certainly not nice. He told us that they where number 1 on trip advisor and if we put any bad reviews on any social media sites that the returning guests would turn on us. On returning to our apartment we found a large live crab which had managed to climb up the stairs outside our door. We have stayed in many Boutique Hotels and would certainly not class this as one in fact it is more like faulty towers on a bad day.

This small hotel is amazing .comfortable rooms ,very very clean .the staff couldn't do enough for us .fantastic breakfast.turkish style. many hotels could learn from this management.many thanks to all the staff

Our 5th stay at this hotel! We love it, They are always so very friendly, accommodating and nothing is too much trouble. Rooms are cleaned every day, and very clean, showers are great and always have hot water. The breakfast is always great, the only thing you really pay extra for is if you have a full English but eggs on toast etc are all included. We have already booked to visit again in April. Can’t wait!