Hemerans Anatolia Otel

Otel yeşillikler içinde, denize 5-6 dakika mesafede. Otel sahibi Sinan Bey ve personeli oldukça misafirperver, güleryüzlüydü. Her konuda yardımcı olmaya çalışıyorlar. Açık büfe kahvaltısı çeşitli ve lezzetliydi. Kahvaltı sonrası hamak ya da şezlong keyfi yapabileceğiniz meyve ağaçlarıyla dolu güzel bir bahçesi var. Bahçede ördekler,kazlar ve tavuklar var. Çıralı’nın çarşısına yaklaşık 10 dakika yürüme mesafesinde. Odalar ihtiyacımızı karşılayacak düzeydeydi. Bir sonraki Çıralı ziyaretimizde tekrar kalmak isteriz.

We have just spent ten days and enjoyed the hospitality in every sense. We had a medium size confortable room in the main building. Large bed, cupboard, AC and bathroom. We had a balcony overlooking beautiful garden. We had excellent breakfast with complimentary and tasty extras. Sinan Bey is a fine connaisseur of Cirali, his advice was always to the point. Great bikes makes it easy to reach any point in Cirali pretty easily. In sum, everything was to our liking, highly recommended. Hope to see how it looks like in April-May or September-October as well.

We spend a quick two nights in a bungalow situated in what I always envisioned the garden of Eden to look like. It was not enough! Great breakfast, attentive staff and a quick bike ride to the beach (one of the few protected nesting sites for the endangered Loggerhead turtle left) and the burning stones of the Chimera a grueling walk up a mountain made this a magical place. Great restaurants close by we will be back, thank you Sinan keep up the great work.

Anatolia Resort is an oasis - beautiful gardens with chickens and geese roaming around, a breakfast that can't be beat where all the preserves are made with fruit from the trees, and a friendly pup waiting for pats and table scraps. The room was clean, with beautiful furniture and an A+ A/C unit. The free bikes were really handy, too! Can't say enough great things about our stay.

The room was very comfortable and had a stunning view from the balcony of mt Olympos (Tartali). The food was good simple home cooking - the sea bream on the 2nd day was particularly delicious. the freah fruit (oranges and grapefruit) from the garden was delicious and we were even given grapefruit to take in our packed lunch (a challenge!) There is a nice village shopping area and it is a very short walk to the beach and a gentle stroll to Olympos ruins. Our host was very welcoming

To understand Anatolia Resort you first need to chat with the Owner behind it, after working hard all of his life non stop he decided there is more into life than that. His resort comes after 1 year of self reflection in Cirali and a break from everything. The resort expresses this idea, every thing is very simple yet extremely clean and energy saving. the garden is natural, not a mowed lawn.. nice fruit trees, and u r welcome to eat them. We were greeted with warmth and bikes for all family, usually u need to rent ur own bikes in Cirali. Its all about personal experience nothing commercial, we checked in and out whenever it was convenient.. there is a laundry room for guests which is awesome. In general its a great stress relief experience. Location can be tricky, if u r heading to the Village or Chimera its better to get through the backside road. else go through the beach road. a perfect day if u walk toward Olympus with few sea dips along the way to cool down, once in the ancient city try cooling in the fresh water stream, u can grab dinner on ur way back by the beach. am definitely going back there.. again and again and again ... Thanks Anatolia Resort :)

This hotel takes a bed and breakfast approach. As people have said, there is no reception area and you stumble through the orange grove various winding paths without any obvious signage. The description made it sound charming, but with the yard overgrown, chickens running rampant, remote location, you felt you were in a more rundown place than a secluded oasis. We checked in at at 6pm and our room wasn't ready. The cabins are clean, albeit sparsely furnished. Wifi at the hotel was awful. Rooms are cleaned only upon request and you have to go get more toilet paper or shampoo etc. There are nicer accommodations across the road.

We stayed at Anatolia Resort for two nights as part of our tour with Inn Travel hiking the Lycian Way. After a very, very long day of walking over rough terrain, we wandered down the footpath through the chicken pens and orange trees to find no reception area. There weren't any signs directing us anywhere and we spent a good 10 minutes trying to locate our hosts. We finally found someone up three flights of stairs....after a 17km day of hiking, the last thing you want to do is walk up stairs....It took a little explaining but we finally were shown our rooms which were nice but very sparsely furnished and didn't have much. They were decent in size and the bathroom was nice. Food is served upstairs in the restaurant over looking the orchard which is nice. Breakfast and dinner were both served buffet style and the food was good, traditional Turkish, nothing outstanding. The orchard and garden are nice to stroll around but there didn't appear to be any seating area outside other then the roof top terrace. The mosque is literally right next door so if you are not being called to pray and are a light sleeper you will want ear plugs because the call the prayer blasts LOUDLY across the valley at 5:30am. Cirali is very rural but has a nice beach and the ruins at Olympos are amazing and should be visited for sure.

We are a group of 12 Finnish painters who travel painting in different countries. In October 2014 we had a wonderful 7 nights stay in Cirali, peaceful place in rural Turkey, at Anatolia Resort, a small family run hotel. The owner Sinan spoke good German. He and the staff of 3 persons were very busy from morning (breakfast at 8.00) to late evening (dinner 20.00-22.00). The Cirali village is near the hotel, 10 minutes walk, and the unspoiled, stony beach is reached on 5 minutes walk. You can borrow a bike for free to visit surrounding mountains and ruins of the ancient town Olympus. We had 7 rooms in main building and 2 bungalows with two bedrooms among the lemon, banana and orange trees and oleander bushes. The rooms were ok. The large, lush orchard was interesting for painting with chicken, ducks and cocks running freely around. Breakfast and dinner was served under the vines in the garden. The food was outstanding, cooked by Sinan´s wife. The breakfast was fine with eggs, cheeses, yogurt, olives, home-cooked jams, fresh juice etc. The buffet dinner was excellent: mezes as a starter, the delicious main course varied (fresh fish was superb), tasty dessert. The call for morning prayer from the nearby mosque and the cocks in the garden did not let you to sleep too long in the morning. Note: You need always to request your room to be cleaned. Heavy rains some afternoons made the paths in the garden muddy and at least then the floors should have been cleaned without asking. It seemed that in few beds the sheets had not been changed after the previous visitor.

Beautiful setting, lovely decor in the family bungalow. Breakfast on the patio was delicious. The owners are lovely and accommodating. Would definitely stay here again.