Natur Garden Hotel - All Inclusive

“Fantastic”

This was our third stay in THE NATURE GARDEN, I have always found it to be a very lovely and peaceful Hotel, the rooms, showers and toilets have always been clean and fresh. The Waiting and Bar staff have always been very polite and eager to help. We will have no hesitation to return there nex... more

This was our third stay in THE NATURE GARDEN, I have always found it to be a very lovely and peaceful Hotel, the rooms, showers and toilets have always been clean and fresh. The Waiting and Bar staff have always been very polite and eager to help. We will have no hesitation to return there next year.

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“Honest Couples Experience”

Basic 3 star hotel, clean but showing signs of age. Stayed here as a couple, I upgraded on arrival to family room so we had more space which was an extra EURO 120 which seemed fair. Check in and check out was nice and simple, no issues. Our room was on the third floor (1C no lifts), bathroom was ... more

Basic 3 star hotel, clean but showing signs of age. Stayed here as a couple, I upgraded on arrival to family room so we had more space which was an extra EURO 120 which seemed fair. Check in and check out was nice and simple, no issues. Our room was on the third floor (1C no lifts), bathroom was small and needed an urgent update but everything worked, apart from no plug for the sink. Nice big Balcony with ample space to dry towels and swim wear. The beds were on their last legs and the sheet were thread bear along with the 20 years pass sell by date pillows. The air con was ice cold and the TV has 15 Turkish channels, there was a fridge but it didn't work. Free Safe in the room and if you tip the housekeeper 50 Turkish Lira per day, the room was nicely made up with fresh towels and two rolls of toilet paper along with an array of towel art (nice touch). Hotel had a large pool which didn't seem to catch any sun shine (weirdest thing ever). We stayed all inclusive and all I can say is we tried the breakfast once (toast and jam only edible items) and looked at what passed for dinner (no thanks) and we collectively agreed to eat out every day elsewhere. The kitchen staff loved the Russians but seem to scowl at all non-russians and the food offered was for their pallet and not Europeans. We did come back from Shopping in Bodrum late one evening and went to the all inclusive bar where we were served by non-smiling bar staff who gave us a flat fanta each. We collectively agreed to spend nights away at the Ambrosia and other establishments near by. The hotel had a high influx of Russians who spend their days making the most of the all inclusive and didn't seem to leave the establishment at all! It was a great base to explore Bitez and Bodrum and 500 yards from the beach and The Ambrosia hotel where we spent every day on the beach making use of their facilities and restaurant.

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