We stayed for 1 week in September 2012 and thoroughly enjoyed it. Very peaceful place and the food was very good. We also had a massage which was the best massage we have ever had! Datca town is a lovely place to visit.

Just returned from a weeks holiday @ Perili Bay resort, and loved the area of the Datca peninsular as it is totally unspoilt, making it an ideal place to unwind, take lots of books. The architecture of the hotel is so unusual & tasteful, just walking around the grounds and gardens of the hotel, you can enjoy stunning views, but... More

really enjoyed this place, was a bit of a gamble as at the time there were no reviews as the hotel had only just reopened. It's very attractive, worth going for the architecture and scenery. Don't go for 'things to do' unless the place develops, which personally I hope they dont. The area is very scenic, the hotel quiet and... More

The hotel is called Perili Bay Resort and not Club Perili. I have already informed Trip Advisor of this but their admin staff appear adept at ignoring important information. This is an all inclusive resort, which is useful, as there are no other places to eat without taking a trip into Datça town (5 Turkish Lire by Dolmus). The hotel... More

Having just returned, I felt compelled to review Perili Bay Resort. The environment is stunning, with views that are breath taking. I wouldn’t recommend the resort for children, certainly not out of season. However, if it’s peace and quiet you need, in a resort which makes you slow down and relax, being tended to by ever-helpful staff (who are constantly... More

Stayed here in September, was very dissapointed with our room, but the manager did move us later in the week. The food is very monotinous, I dont mind buffet style but it was obvious at lunch time what dinner had been the night before, lots of casserole type dishes and not alot of fresh fish, the same dishes appeared day... More

Like other reviewers we likened Perili Bay Resort to Port Meirrion in Wales and that was an Architects dream to create a wonderful mediterranean resort. At Perili this has certainly been achieved. The cobbled streets, the fountains, statues, the Baroque styled buildings all stunningly beautiful. The staff were all helpful and keen to assist you, Our room was on the... More

Yes, Perili did remind us of Portmeirron with it's narrow streets and village atmosphere. The Turkish architecture of the hotel appealed when looking through the Voyage Prive offers and we were NOT dissappointed. The hotel only re-opened in June this year after a 3 year closure and, despite a FEW minor issues, such as no room safe, lack of general... More

Perili Bay Resort is like a small village, with each of the individual houses making up the different rooms, all of which seem to be unique. The village spreads along the beach of crushed shell and a little way up the mountain behind. It is a peaceful location with no other hotels or buildings nearby and a 20-minute bus ride... More