- 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 10 days a Marti the location is right on the beach and pool is fantastic and never short of sun loungers The bar was managed by Armen and his team who where always ready to make great drinks with a smile 😃 . Rooms have been updated since I last stayed and look much better . Will definitely be coming back again👌 Good is the usual all inclusive
Best hotel ever. Stuff are amazing and helpful. Rooms really clean . There’s so many events so u don’t even have to leave the hotel to have fun. Especially doing yoga in the morning was the best part of it. And I wanna say thank you to çağdaş coco and naz for being nice and funny all the time. Me and my mom had a really nice holiday and we’re definitely coming back.
Hotel has had refurb and looks great. Gardens are beautiful and well maintained. The floor area around the pool needs a good sweep, and the grating is dirty but doesn’t impact the area. Sun beds are comfy, with some in shaded, some in the sun and the gardens. Room is clean, well equipped. Would like more drawer space, we’re on floor 5. The balcony is small but room for 2 and a table. Food is interesting, usual all inclusive foods. Lots of choices. The Omelette lady is amazing. All the servers/waiters and restaurant staff are friendly, helpful and attentive.
Guest relations and entertainment team - cagdas, Naz and Coco in particular make you feel like family. Their positivity and enthusiasm is infectious, in the very best way. They add sparkle and glam to every occasion! Bar team - are great, friendly, they remember your preferences. I’ve had some amazing cocktails - no idea what they were as off the menu. If you tell them your preferences, I like sour/spicy over sweet, they tailor for you. The iced coffees are great too.
All the staff at the hotel work hard, very long hours and still find the time to make you feel like you’re their priority. I’ve felt like a queen and been complete spoilt. I have seen and heard many rude and entitled people talking down to/ aggressively at the staff. They guys all manage this well and with grace. People will have different experiences, if you want to find fault you will. But if someone is moaning about the service/care etc. it says more about them and the energy they are putting out than the staff. 😁🏝️⛱️🍸💃
Loved the hotel, the fact that it's adults only is a definite plus point. Room was clean, and the housemaid absolutely excellent! Food was plentiful - yes somewhat repetitive, but its what you get in an all inclusive. The food is clearly not aimed towards europeans, but that also is a plus point - afterall, we are away enjoying other cultures.
The only thing that let the place down is that as a British tourist, its clear you are being ignored some of the time. Trying to get a drink for example is laborious, unless BK and another I didn't catch the name of is serving. I've not noticed this in other hotels in Turkey, so a new one on me. Felt as if we'd gatecrashed.
One other thing I've not noticed is others pushing in queues and displaying a level of self importance I've never witnessed. Hotel can't help that though.
Overall I'd go again, but based on a clear and displayed, in some cases, preference to visitors from other parts of the world, might try somewhere different. I'm not sure if these tendencies came from a political stance or not.
Fantastic hotel with great stuff
