Akyaka Yücelen Otel

The location of the hotel is perfect and we had a relaxing time in Akyaka. We stayed at the end of the season. Shop was closed. Pool was cold even though the weather was perfect. Room was clean but out of the way. Breakfast was strange....usual omelette man and good range of cheese etc.... but no fruit juice, flavoured teas, melon or toaster.

Wow just amazing! I don't know where you guys are going for holiday in Turkey but I'll definitely recommend you this place for peace of mind, quality & comfort. The hotel is peaceful, clean, safe especially for family with kids. Just come you won't be disappointed at all great place 5/5 health and safety. Well done to the owner!

In the beginning we arrived here ... a bit skeptical because car park is so narrow, but somehow we managed to parked. The hospitality was so good, person in charge are ready to hospitalize guesses. Room was clean, even when we not satisfied with the room position, the able to recommend the other room for us. Room exactly in front of swimming pool, so nice. Others... foods was nice also, breakfast was fresh, dinner even we went to the same restaurant as breakfast, reasonable prices, and delicious. And tables sheets are always clean.

This was a short overnight visit and the hotel provided everything required for a relaxing and comfortable stay. The hotel buildings and garden are very well kept and despite being in the middle of the town and on the beachfront, it was a very quiet place to stay. The service was excellent, from check in, breakfast and check out. All of the staff we met couldn't be more helpful. There's also a lovely indoor heated pool and spa. And it's open all year. Be sure to visit the museum on site and learn about the hotel building and history. Highly recommend a visit if you are looking for somewhere authentic and peaceful to stay.

I was thinking a lot before I decided to share my very bad massage experience at this hotel. I was not the guest of the hotel but I booked a medical massage there because it seemed like a good hotel. The masseuse was a 70-year-old man who in the beginning seemed friendly and harmless. First of all, this was not really a massage. The masseuse kept on putting loads and loads of oil on me and then rinsing it of with a towel, he rubbed some parts a little bit, but 80% of time it seemd like he is just touching (and sometimes made me think if that was really appropriate touch), not really massaging. He lifted my legs from behind and did not cover my bottom. I had to do it myself pulling back the towel showing my discomfort. At some point he started making very weird noises and grunting “yes, yes…” Then he asked me turn over and as I did, put so much oil on my breasts even though I wanted to cover them. Having done that, he massaged my face while I was trying to cover my breasts. Then he finally started saying that he massages women everyday, that it is “no problem” but I could not relax because everything was very unprofessional and a bit inappropriate. Any professional would have noticed that my body at that point was as stiff as a piece of wood. I froze! But what did he do? He said “very good?” When I did not answer he said “normal good, is OK”. I still could not believe with what was happening and I could not decide what to do… Then he wanted to cover my eyes abd massage my breasts but I finally managed to say no. And on top of this horrible experience I had to pay for it 1250 TL. The worst experience in my life. I would not want any woman to go through this. That is why I am sharing my exprience even though it is quite hard.

The hotel is great, the room was really modern and clean, friendly staff throughout, great beach area for hotel guests only with a very friendly waiter to help out. Best location in Akyaka. Pool area is great with 3 pools. Breakfast is a good variety Turkish breakfast

This is not just an ordinary hotel at an extraordinary beautiful place. The hotel has a great story for its architecture and the type of people it attracted for years to come. It was designed by one of the most well-known architects of its name Nail Cakirhan who has been awarded several times. This unique architecture shapes the whole hotel and its rooms and even the whole village of Akyaka. The owner has a great story too. The hotel had some of the most well know writers as its visitors and continues to honor them after they died. The people who work there are extraordinary and very helpful. The food is great. The views from its restaurant and coffee shops is great. This is the best hotel of the area without a doubt.

Visited 2 weeks ago. Nice hotel - lovely pool and bar area. |Amazing location.|There are a lot of stray dogs in Turkey and Akyaka is no exception. The dogs hang around where the people are in the hopes of being fed. There is a particularly skinny looking dog who is basically a skeleton. I was not happy to see staff hitting this dog with cushions and chasing it off the grounds. I thought Turkish people were meant to take care of the street dogs.