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Away from the busiest parts of the popular resort of Marmaris, the Mustis Royal Plaza offers fantastic facilities and amazing value as you enjoy Turkey's Turquoise Coast, an all- ... Continue reading
Away from the busiest parts of the popular resort of Marmaris, the Mustis Royal Plaza offers fantastic facilities and amazing value as you enjoy Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, an all-year-round sunshine destination just a few hours’ travel from the UK.
Marmaris is the coast’s biggest and best resort, with everything from a historic harbour, ancient amphitheatre and traditional Turkish steam baths to big water parks, dolphin swimming experiences and a smart new marina. Linking it all together is a huge, high quality beach that’s a water sports hub with a strip of restaurants and bars serving sun worshippers.
The Mustis Royal Plaza is within walking distance of the beach, though it’s nearly 3km away, and slightly further from the town centre, and has won a fantastic online reputation for its value and facilities.
You’ll be spoiled for choice if you do want to spend some time at the hotel. Kids have their own playground, while mum and dad can chill out in a traditional North African-style Hammam (a steam room), grab a sauna or lay back for a massage. That’s if you’re not spending most of your time lazing around a large outdoor pool or speeding down the water slide.
The staff are always ready to help out, whether that’s arranging car hire for a trip to the beautiful Marmaris mountains, or getting you hooked up to the hotel’s Wi-Fi to post your pool-side selfies. All your practical needs – from safety deposit boxes to a hair salon – are more than covered.
Marmaris styles itself as the most cosmopolitan of Turkey’s resorts, and you can certainly have a great time by spending every day of your holiday in the town. It’s worth exploring further afield in this beautiful area though and boat trips are a popular way to range along the Turkish coast or even off shore to the Greek island of Rhodes.
If you’re considering Turkey for your shot of sunshine this year then Marmaris is one of the best places to enjoy this fascinating country. The Mustis Royal Plaza’s mix of brilliant value with excellent facilities makes it an excellent option in this lively resort town.
The breakfast type is a la Carte. Evenings can be spent at the lobby bar.
Marmaris and surrounding area has a wealth of tourist attractions.
Rates are not valid for Turkish market.
Reception services, housekeeping, elevator, 24 hour room service, laundry service, safe boxes (payable locally), mini market, Internet access and WiFi in lobby and pool area (charge), and health services (on request and payable locally).
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One of the larger holiday resorts, Marmaris is probably the most European of the Turkish resort towns on the Mediterranean coast, and a bustling cosmopolitan tourist centre in the summer months. Marmaris also marks the start of the Turquoise Coast along the Mediterranean Sea. Built around an extensive natural bay at the foot of forested mountain slopes, the town is the best base for some of the finest sailing on the Mediterranean, with a modern marina catering for private yachts and the Blue Voyage holiday cruise business. According to legend the town got its name when, not finding the castle he had commissioned on the hill to his liking, Süleyman the Magnificent muttered 'Mimari as' ('Hang the architect!').
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Holidaymakers who prefer to spend their beach time being active will be spoilt for choice at Marmaris where dozens of watersports operators service the sea front, offering everything from banana boat rides and paragliding to jet-skiing and scuba diving, all at very reasonable prices (which can usually be bargained down even more). The local Atlantis waterpark is a must for families. Those who want to sightsee or explore can choose from a variety of excursions, including guided horse safaris through the countryside or jeep safaris to visit nearby country villages, with visits to verdant untouched forests where crystal waterfalls beckon one to have a dip. The ancient site of Ephesus and the spring waters of Pamukkale are also popular outings, as are a variety of boat trips, including the nearby Greek island of Rhodes.
Whether you want to go international, or try local fare at a 'lokanta' (Turkish restaurant), Marmaris' hundreds of dining establishments will have something to suit any holidaymakers' appetite and any pocket. You'll find fish 'n chips if that's your bag, good Chinese, satisfying German or the ubiquitous Italian. Visitors should not balk at sampling Turkish delights, however, particularly popular doner kebabs and seafood meze platters.
Marmaris' wild nights are centred on Bar Street around the waterfront, packed with nearly one hundred nightclubs and bars that rock until about 4am, attracting hundreds of holidaymakers. Although the atmosphere is fun, be aware that the price of drinks in Bar Street is significantly higher than other parts of town. Many restaurants stay open all night to cater for early morning revellers.
To enjoy shopping in Marmaris, holiday visitors need to be clued up and prepared. Vendors, particularly in the bazaars, can be annoying with their touting (although this is illegal), and there are a large number of fake designer goods on sale. If you fancy a bargain-priced Rolex watch, be prepared for it to be fake, although this does not mean it is not worth buying because in Turkey fakes are good quality! Prices are very cheap, and everywhere, except in the larger stores, haggling is expected and it is possible to knock about 30 percent off the asking price. Bearing all this in mind Marmaris can be a shopper's delight, particularly for items like leather, ceramics, jewellery and carpets. Best value goods are to be found in the Carsi Market in the Ottoman Castle, where 200-odd shops and a flea market are open seven days a week. The Thursday market is a colourful experience where locals sell fruit, vegetables, fabric and clothing. Netsel Marina is a good place to find original designer clothing. 'Caam Ball', a locally-produced pine-scented honey, is a popular souvenir. Duty free goods are also on offer.
Touts for everything from restaurants to excursions and souvenir stalls can be annoying in Marmaris. Many have also reported on various tourist rip-offs, and visitors should be alert. The summer months can be incredibly crowded, swelling the town population from around 28,000 to nearly 250,000.
Hotel address : Sinan Mah., Inonu Cad., Marmaris, Dalaman, Turkey, 48700
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