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Otel Malhun Calis Fethiye, (tuistravel.com - Otel Malhun Calis Fethiye) Malhun Hotel Fethiye, located opposite Calis Beach on the Mediterranean coast, this simple hotel is 6 km from Fethiye Museum and 7 km from Telmessos Ancient City.
Located opposite Calis Beach on the Mediterranean coast, this simple hotel is 6 km from Fethiye Museum and 7 km from Telmessos Ancient City.
Cozy rooms feature free WiFi, a TV, mini fridge and a balcony with pool or sea views. Room service is available 24/7.
Facilities include 3 restaurants, including an open-air restaurant with sea views, and a bar both in the lobby and by the pool. There are also 2 outdoor pools and 2 children's pools. There is a spa, TV lounge and gym on site. Parking is available.
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