Delta hotel

[charlste]

Does anybody know if the Delta hotel in calis has a website.
Thankyou

[Scunner]

Indeed it does

http://www.hoteldeltafethiye.com/

Lovely hotel

[charlste]

Thankyou Keith.
I thought you would have it.
Happy new year

[Scunner]

And to you Charles. Any questions about the Delta just shout.

[Christie]

Going there twice next year, great hotel.

[Stuart T]

Stayed for 10 days last year.

Sea facing room on upper floor.

Lovely - can't fault the hotel or the exceptional staff and owner.

Highly recommended.

[Stuart T]

Just an afterthought.........

....... breakfast is not a "full English" nor even close to one (I don't think this is apparent on the website but I may be wrong). If that's not important to you there are no other concerns I would have.

There is a variety of cold cuts, cheeses, bread, olives, healthy cereals, tea, coffee etc. and a cooked egg is available.

[Toky]

I've never had a "full English" in any of the many hotels I've stayed in on Calis.

[Stuart T]

I've never had a "full English" in any of the many hotels I've stayed in on Calis.

That must be the norm, I guess. My ignorance knows no bounds!

I don't normally stay in a hotel in Fethiye and I've only ever stayed in the Delta when in Calis.

Over the past couple of years I think I've had a mainly buffet style fried/grilled breakfast in most of the European places
I stayed in and certainly throughout the USA and UK.



 

[Scunner]

Unless you go quite upmarket the included breakfast on B&B is generally pretty much the same - as you said Stuart cold meats, cheese, cucumber, olives, bread etc. Slightly upmarket and they throw in fried eggs/omelettes. I have to say the setting wins at the Delta, Mutlu etc and it is a pleasure to eat a basic Turkish breakfast looking out to the calm waters of Fethiye bay.

The cheapest on the prom we have stayed at was the Area Otel which was fabulous value for money, but I would have killed for a Turkish fried egg on Turkish toasted bread