Golden Life Heights Deluxe Suite Hotel - Adults Only in Oludeniz

Excellent hotel. Quiet and cozy. The sea is a bit far, though, so you'll need a car.

The hotel's quality doesn't live up to its name: there were signs of mold and poor repairs in the room, cold hot water, and an unheated pool. The breakfast was good and varied (the chocolate with the pancakes was especially delicious), but there was no meat at all. We also asked for a warm blanket twice, but they didn't provide one. They later apologized, citing forgetfulness and a heavy workload that evening. However, it was very uncomfortable to sleep under the only blanket in the room (a small cotton bedspread).

Overall, it was great. I also booked paragliding here, and everything from pick-up to departure was great.

The location is fantastic, with unobstructed views of Ölideniz Bay and stunning sunsets. Having a car makes getting around incredibly easy. Otherwise, using a dolmus (shared taxi) or taxi is no problem at all. Some of the rooms are in need of renovation. The breakfast buffet is good, and enjoying breakfast on the terrace with its beautiful view is lovely. The staff is very attentive, but now at the end of the season, most of them seem a bit tired, which is noticeable at times, though it didn't bother us personally. There's a very large pool and a lovely spa area (unfortunately, the prices are higher than in Germany). Parking was always available. However, I wouldn't want to be there during peak season, as it's likely chaotic. October is perfect.

There's a private beach at the Blue Lagoon, but unfortunately, you can't swim there; the water is only ankle-deep. At Ölideniz Beach, even in the off-season, you still have to pay €10 for parking and €30 for a parasol with two sun loungers, which is quite expensive. But the sea there is simply a dream, crystal clear and still great for swimming in October. Another tip for motorcyclists: there are some really cool mountain roads around Ölideniz, absolutely amazing.

The location is very close to the paragliding departure point on the mountain, and the scenery is beautiful. Each room in the hotel has a private swimming pool, which is very comfortable and suitable for enjoyment. The service is also good. However, toothbrushes are not provided, so you have to bring your own.

Now known as the Ramada hotel, great location and superb service. Outstanding member of staff was the young lady who has taught herself English through Harry Potter - nothing was too much trouble.
Hopefully we will return one day.
Magical place for a total chill out.

Split of two hotel companies not clear being worked through creates bit of staff and amenities confusion. Expect improvement with clear Ramanda facilities access.