Natur Garden Hotel

Lovely clean hotel, beautiful pool and wonderful gardens. Plenty of space to sit around pool, always sun loungers free. Staff are friendly. Entertainment coordinator, Aceyla, is the best and really goes above and beyond to find things to do that you will really enjoy.

Overall the food was terrible,cheap items like chicken nuggets and frozen onion rings formed the basis of some meals.The traditional Turkish breakfasts were good and salads,however the cooked food was served lukewarm.The rooms weren't cleaned properly ,even the toilet cleaning brush was devoid of bristles.The beds were hard.It was obvious that the young waiters and cleaners hadn't been trained up properly as they often dropped dirty cutlery and food residue on the table where you were eating.Dinner was served between 7and 9pm ,most people went for the early sitting,for fear of running out of food.The dining area was far too small to accommodate ample tables On one occasion I witnessed a loud ,abusive man yelling at a female guest for reserving the table before him.The pool rules arent adhered to,inconsiderate diving,ball games ,drinking alcohol and bizarrely even smoking cigarettes in the pool.So if you want a relaxing swim it's rather difficult. If you want to keep your room on for a few extra hours it'll cost you 80 euros,which is far too expensive for a substandard room. The beautiful ,well established courtyard garden was the hotels most redeeming feature.The hotel is classed as a budget hotel,so that has been considered in this review,I would be thinking hotel 2stars

As a hotel it does what it says on the tin. It is clean and functional. Bar staff are friendly and restaurant manager was helpful. However, I am a tea drinker and this hotel doesn't cater for that. When i did find tea was told there was no milk.......The food does tend to be leftovers recycled but it wasnt nasty. Loved the location, but would probably stay somewhere else next time

This was our third stay in THE NATURE GARDEN, I have always found it to be a very lovely and peaceful Hotel, the rooms, showers and toilets have always been clean and fresh. The Waiting and Bar staff have always been very polite and eager to help. We will have no hesitation to return there next year.

Tried not to give it a star but system won't accept, it doesn't deserve even 1 star. Not only was the room dirty when we arrived & the bathroom in some disrepair & in desperate need of an upgrade, there was only 1 hanger in the wardrobe - for 2 people- throughout our stay (despite requesting more many times!), the room was never cleaned properly (despite asking), ripped sheets, bedding never changed (we had to do this ourselves!), no kettle, no beach/pool towels, small old bath towels, phone didn't work, & the food was awful I wouldn't give it to a dog (except the fresh salad-type stuff), we were sure the food being served was often leftovers from the previous night/meal. Unfortunarely, we went all inclusive, huge mistake. We hardly ate anything if we didn't eat out! Afternoon snacks were ridiculous & inedible; a miserable choice of 2 frozen nugget-type foods dry and sometimes charred with another miserly choice of 2 variety of biscuits from the bar. The staff couldn't speak English but most were ok, except for one particular member of bar staff (he seemed to be in charge) who was dreadful, very rude, no customerservice skills whatsoever. He actually upset my friend so much that she didn't want to go to the bar anymore, he totally ruined her stay. He had double standards not treating all customers the same and had terrible manners & didn’t appear to want to work. The drinks tasted watered down too. The "Entertainment" was an utter joke, the bar played very slow, sleep inducing music and we were literally sent to bed by 10:30 - 11pm. We asked for the pool table cues & balls etc. one evening around 10:30pm & were told it was too late. There's not much to do, not many bars, restaurants or anything around in the location. The best day we had was when we visited the island of Kos, even with the hours of standing around and long queues it was better. This was my first time visiting Turkey, after hearing wonderful things about it. If I ever return I'll be steering well clear of this area & hotel. Horrible experience. Don't waste your money on here.

Basic 3 star hotel, clean but showing signs of age. Stayed here as a couple, I upgraded on arrival to family room so we had more space which was an extra EURO 120 which seemed fair. Check in and check out was nice and simple, no issues. Our room was on the third floor (1C no lifts), bathroom was small and needed an urgent update but everything worked, apart from no plug for the sink. Nice big Balcony with ample space to dry towels and swim wear. The beds were on their last legs and the sheet were thread bear along with the 20 years pass sell by date pillows. The air con was ice cold and the TV has 15 Turkish channels, there was a fridge but it didn't work. Free Safe in the room and if you tip the housekeeper 50 Turkish Lira per day, the room was nicely made up with fresh towels and two rolls of toilet paper along with an array of towel art (nice touch). Hotel had a large pool which didn't seem to catch any sun shine (weirdest thing ever). We stayed all inclusive and all I can say is we tried the breakfast once (toast and jam only edible items) and looked at what passed for dinner (no thanks) and we collectively agreed to eat out every day elsewhere. The kitchen staff loved the Russians but seem to scowl at all non-russians and the food offered was for their pallet and not Europeans. We did come back from Shopping in Bodrum late one evening and went to the all inclusive bar where we were served by non-smiling bar staff who gave us a flat fanta each. We collectively agreed to spend nights away at the Ambrosia and other establishments near by. The hotel had a high influx of Russians who spend their days making the most of the all inclusive and didn't seem to leave the establishment at all! It was a great base to explore Bitez and Bodrum and 500 yards from the beach and The Ambrosia hotel where we spent every day on the beach making use of their facilities and restaurant.