Oyster Residences

“The perfect place for a relaxing holiday!”

We have just returned from 10 days at the Oyster Residences in Oludinez and what a lovely, relaxing time we had. The tranquil settings of this boutique hotel were just fabulous. The pool shaded by olive trees, the most comfortable wooden sun longes and not a parasol to be seen as not needed with th… more

We have just returned from 10 days at the Oyster Residences in Oludinez and what a lovely, relaxing time we had. The tranquil settings of this boutique hotel were just fabulous. The pool shaded by olive trees, the most comfortable wooden sun longes and not a parasol to be seen as not needed with the natural shady areas. We often had the pool to ourselves with only a handful of other residents from time to time. We upgraded our room after a few days as we decided we’d like one with a terrace and jacuzzi, so we moved to room 114. Yes the rooms are dimly lit but that wasn’t a problem to us. The restaurant served great food and the breakfast was a traditional Turkish breakfast but you can order literally anything you wish for from the kitchen. All staff were very polite and friendly and work extremely hard, especially Sait who seemed to be on hand whenever we wanted anything! He is an absolute credit and ambassador for this establishment. The hotel is in a perfect location across from the beach and 10 mins walk to the Blue Lagoon. The main shopping area and bars are 5 mins walk away. There is an abundance of lovely restaurants too. Our favourites being Jade next door to the hotel and the Orange Terrace just a stone’s throw from the main reception. There is loud music from around 5pm until midnight but this wasn’t annoying in anyway as we were out each evening and by the time you get back it’s finished and the hotel is really peaceful. We can honestly say that we had the most wonderful stay at this hotel, with no complaints at all. Very different from your average Jet2 kinda holiday. But if you’re happy with something a little different with a very relaxing vibe the the Oyster Residences would be a great choice. 5 stars to all staff, the hotel and it’s location ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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“A calm oasis”

This is a delightful boutique hotel, an oasis of tranquility in Olu Deniz, just across the promenade from the sea. The artistic flair of the charming owner, Gunsenin, is evident throughout the hotel. We loved the peaceful pool area with its different seating areas in the shade of old olive trees. T… more

This is a delightful boutique hotel, an oasis of tranquility in Olu Deniz, just across the promenade from the sea. The artistic flair of the charming owner, Gunsenin, is evident throughout the hotel. We loved the peaceful pool area with its different seating areas in the shade of old olive trees. There is also a lovely roof terrace where you can have a cocktail and enjoy the sunset. Breakfasts ranged from the traditional Turkish buffet to the full English - and anything in-between - cooked to order. We also had dinner in the restaurant several nights, including a barbecue night and a special fish night. And every night we saw the kitchen scrubbed from top to bottom by the conscientious staff. Special mention has to go to all the staff, who were so friendly, helpful and efficient. The only downside, as already mentioned by other guests, was the thumping music in the neighbouring hotel. But we spoke to the owner and she is doing her best to get this sorted. Having said that, don't let it put you off from going to this lovely hotel. We will certainly be returning.

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“Good and bad times.”

I had a great room although a bit dark, there was an outside area to sit in which not all rooms had. There was no toilet paper when I arrived but that was soon put right, 4 rolls after that. I had to ask for some shower gel before I received the second small bottle after four days there. I had to c… more

I had a great room although a bit dark, there was an outside area to sit in which not all rooms had. There was no toilet paper when I arrived but that was soon put right, 4 rolls after that. I had to ask for some shower gel before I received the second small bottle after four days there. I had to complain about the way the bed was made up by the maids as the sheet was forded in half and placed across the middle of the bed, like an apple pie bed which my sister told me was used as a trick in the Girl Guides when we were young. Had the manager come and with the three maids together show how a bed should be made up. The worst thing, which is nothing to do with the hotel, were the mosquitos, I was bitten to blazes. Been home for almost two weeks and still have marks where the bides were. The club practically next door kept loud music going till after one o'clock in the morning, one night it was after two so get a siesta in the afternoon.

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