- Turkey Holidays
- Icmeler
- Marti La Perla

Overlooking the shimmering sea and splendid Nimara Island, this award-winning hotel is situated in the quiet town of Icmeler, away from noise and crowds but within easy reach of Marmaris and its shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Guests may experience Anatolian culture in the Marmaris Archaeological Museum, castle and bazaar, or enjoy a visit to the ancient city of Rhodes, only 45 kilometres away and easily reachable for a day trip by boat. Each air-conditioned room is sizable and modern, with marble tile floors and balcony, and is decorated according to the view. Apart from the luxurious spa and fitness centre, the hotel offers facilities for a wide range of sports including tennis, swimming, and water sports, and puts on an extensive entertainment programme. This hotel makes for memorable adventures and an unforgettable holiday where Mediterranean meets Aegean.
Due to the surrounding area and the number of steps around the hotel, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.
Had a fantastic stay at Hotel Marti La Perle in Icmeler. Gadas was a brilliant host—friendly, welcoming and always happy to help. The hotel was lovely, and the service made our stay even more enjoyable. Highly recommended and we would definitely stay here again!
Very nice hotel room decoration is so good
Very polite stuff and clean rooms.
Fantastic hotel really kind stuff clean room great food.
The hotel itself is lovely, but sadly the experience stops there. Service is painfully slow across the board — whether it is getting something from the snack bar or a drink from the pool bar! My partner waited 30 minutes just for an ice cream, despite the ice cream counter only being open for one hour a day? The staff themselves are friendly, but the bar and snack areas are poorly managed, leading to constant delays. The buffet was also fairly basic and lacked variety.
I love Turkey and have visited around 20 times, so I know what a great stay here normally looks like — which makes it all the more disappointing that this was, by far, my least enjoyable visit yet.
