Mountain backdrop with sea views

A 3 bedroom ground floor apartment offering flexible accommodation, (plus a sofa bed for 2 small children or 1 Adult), set on a lush hillside overlooking Turunc bay with magnificent views of coastal and mountain scenery. The accommodation is one of few privately owned apartments set within a hotel complex sympathectically designed with the enviroment in mind. The resort offers recreational activities such as yoga, gym, Hamman and Spa facilities.
Set amongst pines and olive trees, the well-kept complex extends over an area of 24,000 square metres. 'Loryma Resort' has received numerous awards for its commitment to environmental protection, sustainability and guest satisfaction. All guests can enjoy a refreshing dip both in the outdoor /indoor pools, or soak up the sun on the hotel's terraces. For those travelling as a family, there is also a children's pool and Mini Club to keep the kids entertained.
Although the apartment is extremely well equipped, you also have the option to eat on site as 'Loryma' places a great deal of importance on serving guests a healthy and tasty cuisine, including fresh products from their own farm and organic gardens. The hotel boasts an a la carte restaurant which serves local specialities of Mediterranean and Antolian cuisine. Guests can also enjoy relaxing at the Oxygen Bar in the evening gazing at the stars in its hammocks, cushions and occasional live music.

If you are looking to escape the stress of city life this resort offers guests the perfect opportunity to get some quality rest and relaxation. And while recharging your batteries you will have a chance to get acquainted with one of the most beautiful areas along Turkey’s Aegean coast.
Please note: This hotel is not suitable for those with mobility difficulties due to the steep incline and steps.

The hotel offers free shuttle services to the beach/town where you will find plenty of restaurants and shops to browse. The harbour offers boat trips around the bay and also daily shuttles to Marmarias, Icemeler or the less populated bays of Amos and Kumlabuk.