In September we spent a week at the Ottoman Residence Akyaka following a week on the Semercioglu 1V Gulet (which was excellent). Akyaka is a very relaxing resort the village gives a feeling of being back in time. Despite reps comments the Kordan restaurant was by far the best to dine at, ask for the house wine which is far... More

We had a very peaceful week at the end of the season in October. Situated next to the river (watch out for the mosquitos) it is a short walk into the town. Beach not great and very much visited by locals. For adults wanting to relax without children around it is great. Staff are very friendly and plentiful to assist... More

Myself and my husband stayed here at the end of October. We wanted a quiet week away from it all - somewhere we could relax around a pool, wander into a local town for food and just get away from it all. The Ottoman Residence was perfect for this! The hotel itself was spotlessly clean - every time we left... More

I went to this hotel as part of work we stayed for 3 nights , the staff were excellent, the food was lovely and I COULDNT FAULT IT! I would recommend this hotel to any of my customers and woul dreturn on my own holiday here also. loved the settings and surrounds of this hotel, if you want to be... More

This was our first visit to Turkey but won't be our last. Akyaka is a lovely village and we had a great holiday there. However the hotel was not as good as we had hoped. The specifics were 1) The room. We had a duplex room which sounded great when we booked it but was badly laid out so the... More

Stayed here for a week in Oct 2011. Lovely setting and the resort of Akyaka is beautiful. Staff not professional and need more training. The reception staff excellent, Umet gives out incorrect information. Manager disinterested probably due to the end of British visitors. Breakfasts very poor compared to other hotels in Turkey. No bread selection, poor watered down orange juice,... More

We stayed in the Ottoman Residence in late July, and it was absolutely boiling. The hotel was lovely, small and boutique, but as we went for a wander into the village, we discovered that the beach was packed and dirty (something we really hadn't been expecting, for a "quiet fishing village"). This hotel is wonderful for relaxing by the pool,... More

We spent a week here, having chosen the hotel for its size (40 rooms) and its position, on the banks of a beautiful river, backed by mountains, and within walking distance of the resort of Akyaka. This was my 8th visit to Turkey, and it was good to find that small,personally-run hotels still exist- although it seems you have to... More

This was the last hotel that we stayed at on a tour of Turkey and we were looking forward to it from the brochure description. The brochure photos have not been updated since it opened and the hotel now needs updating. Our room was adequate but the bed was not comfortable and the pillows lumpy. (We had to ask for... More