Eftalia Ocean

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Like anyone going to a new hotel you read and read the reviews and start to think about changing you're mind. Let me tell you about please don't go and experience it for yourself. I have just come back from a week out of season at this beautiful hotel. Yes not everything was open and it was quite but you make a holiday with the company you keep. From check in till check out there was nothing we could fault minor a few little niggles. We got a sea view room (absolutely stunning) our rooms were fully stocked and cleaned amazingly everyday. We went out for my mum's 60th and we arranged with guest relations for them to do up her room and wow what a job they done (30euros). The spa was stunning free towels everyday to use you just took them back end of day. You got to use the sauna and Steam room free everyday between certain times. Wolfie who works at the spa gave us the best package and the treatments were amazing. The shops within the hotel were open from a little arcade, a tattoo shop, a clothes shop, sunglasses and then a gift and supermarket as well as a hairdressers and barbers. Food was great not lots but for someone who has had a gastric sleeve I found something to eat everyday. As we were out of season the al a carte were only on for two days and we used the Italian on Friday and for 3 people there was so much food it was stunning. From the waiter that came round the pool to take you're cocktail order (yes you have to pay but god so much cheaper than here at home) to the barman at the lobby bar who took his time and effort making each cocktail (whose English name is Victor). There was lots of places to sit and drink in the evening and as we were out of season the entertainment team were there throughout the day but I guess it wasn't as full on as it would be in season. Evening entertainment was interesting as it was held inside in a meeting room. The only downside was as the pool was like climbing into a ice bath I dipped in twice and then I got out but the weather was absolutely boiling and just chilling in the evenings but not once did I need my cardigan in the evening. Stayed from the 8-15 March I think that's everything Eftalia ocean you were beautiful and relaxing. We may see you next year.

Had an amazing time,first holiday for my granddaughter she had a blast the days weren't good they were fantastic! So clean and the staff are superb Wolf from the Turkish baths and Esme and Ayse kids club especially couldn't do enough,spent most days by the pool but did wander out to be fair there was no real need to. Thank you to all the hotel staff for making her first trip abroad so very special, we will definitely be back soon cannot wait.

Excellent hotel even out of season first time visiting and will definitely come back found the entertainment team brilliant Food is always available throughout day and night The holiday is what you make it if you come with negative thoughts your gonna find bad in somethings but our family totally enjoyed our stay the rooms was very large and lots of room to accommodate us without feeling on top of each other Coco was very welcoming as part of the entertainment team we enjoyed his company

It’s definitely not a 5* hotel. We were there for 10 days. The pool was very crowded, with lots of people around on the sun loungers. To get a sun lounger, you had to go between 6 and 7 a.m.; otherwise, they would all be taken. When towels are left on loungers early in the morning, hotel staff do not remove them. The pool water was very warm. The pool is 1.20 meters deep along its entire length, so it is not suitable for younger children or for those who cannot swim. Everything in this hotel is far apart, as it is very, very spread out. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach, which is exhausting in the heat. The pools by the sea are in the water park on an island, but they are also very crowded and deep—1.51 meters across the entire pool. There is a shallow kiddie pool, very small, for young children. Another pool for younger children is just a wading pool, not a real swimming pool. The pools are often closed, and it’s never clear which pool will be open or closed at a certain time. You also have to go to different distant locations for food, on the island and near the hotel. For pizza, potatoes, and gyros, which ran out quickly and wasn’t restocked, you had to walk a long way and stand in lines in the heat. The lady making gozleme (Turkish flatbreads) works continuously from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and there are huge lines, so you have to wait in the heat, and it takes a long time. The food in the dining hall is very monotonous. At first, we enjoyed it because there was a variety of cheeses, roasted peppers, but quickly got tired of the food since it was the same every day. The food was often reheated. There was a large selection of cakes, not necessarily Turkish, and a good variety of baklava. There were tables available for larger groups like ours—we were eight people—but sometimes we had to wait for one. For kids, there were options like breakfast cereals, plenty of bread, pancakes with chocolate sauce, eggs, and fruits, though the fruit was not the best quality. The rooms are spacious and are cleaned daily, but only with water, as they barely use any cleaning products. Friends who stayed with us had no towels in their bathroom and had to ask for them. You can borrow hotel towels at the spa to take to the pool. The spa prices are very high. The woman working there encourages you to buy treatment packages for around 200 euros. You can also book a Turkish massage (€35), like we wanted, but they don’t clearly tell you the price upfront; you have to ask and sign up for the specific treatment you want. They try to upsell every possible service. The towels in the spa smell bad, as they’re either washed with just water or maybe not washed at all. You can use the steam room for free. The jacuzzi wasn’t working. The salt room is only available if you book a Turkish bath treatment. There are many shops on the lower level, all with very high prices. Every price on the shop floors is in €. For example, instant noodles cost 8 euros, cigarettes 5 e