Aquapark Hotel

This was a very late booking and felt we were taking a chance, as we could find so little info on this hotel, but me, my wife and three children (9, 6 & 2 years) were pleasantly surprised on what greeted us.
The hotel was clean, food good and the staff were friendly, but they struggled with communication (not their fault) as the majority of guests were either Turks, German or Dutch. We saw this as another benefit that the English were a minority and most of the other guests spoke English, so none of us felt isolated.
The rooms had a kitchenette facility with sink fridge/mini bar and cupboards for food storage and a small cooker/hob unit. Our room was not meant for 5, but the hotel squeezed us in at our request, but our room had the smallest shower/toilet we have ever encountered, but it did the job.
Having said this we saw rooms occupied by others, who booked far earlier, which were much more spacious and booked directly with the hotel for 330 YTL/week.
The hotel would have scored a higher mark if they paid a little more attention to health and safety, especially considering the number of children on site, as walkways did not have handrails although there were drops of approximately 1 metre and the concrete balustrade around the pool could easily be passed through by a small child and there was a drop of several metres down to the sea.
The hotel is situated on a steep cliff, rising straight out of the sea, which provides beautiful scenery, but means that any walk involves steps, making a push chair almost useless, if you have very small children and very hard work for some of the less mobile adults.
The on-site animation team were very attentive without being pushy and managed to entertain and involve everyone at some point during our stay.
The pool was salt water, which was impeccably clean and is drained and cleaned by hand every week. The general consensus of the guests we spoke to felt this was a good value hotel and would be inclined to return despite the safety issues and we feel the same.