Sultans Beach Hotel, KEMER
Hotel Sultans Beach is set in 8.000 M2 80 meters from the Mediterranean coast of Camuyva With its own 40m long sand with pebbles beach. The architect created the unit of hotels in ottoman style. Hotel is operating 12 months. Total number of rooms are 137 with standard rooms and suites. Outdoor pool with separate children's pool, indoor pool offers you coolness during hot summer days. We offer various world cuisines in A la Carte restaurants and the main restaurant is open buffet. Wide range of drinks at the beach bar, pool bar, lobby bar and special menu offered by snack wellness center with spread out 300 M2 with its professional team. Latest technology and mystique atmosphere, health centre, Turkish bath, sauna, fitness center, sport facilities will keep you fit and away from stress. Soft entertainment shows will make your and your children holiday in Sultan s Beach Hotel full of joy and happiness.

Deluxe Double - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Air Conditioning, Hair Dryer Private bathroom with shower facilities Satellite Television with music channels, Telephone, Safety Deposit Box.
Deluxe Twin - Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.
Air Conditioning, Hair Dryer Private bathroom with shower facilities Satellite TV with music channels, Telephone, Balcony, Safety Deposit Box

The property has the following on site food and beverage facilities* Saray -Type* Buffet -Cuisine* International -Hours of operation* Breakfast* 7am-10am Lunch* 1230pm-2pm Dinner* 7pm-9pm Italian -Type* Ala Carte -Cuisine* Italian -Hours of operation* Dinner*730pm-9pm Fish Type* Ala Carte -Cuisine* French -Hours of operation* Dinner* 730pm-9pm

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Located on the beach in the Camyuva district, close to Kemer approx 35km from Antalya in the South East area of Turkey. 40km from the airport, and 65km from the tourist resort of Antik Side.

PERGE This city was built 18km east of Antalya between the Duden and Aksu streams. Is reached along the Antalya-Alanya highway, turning north at Aksu. As it was not on the coast, it was not subjected to raids by pirates and therefore continued its progress without interruption. It was settled in 1200 B.C. In 332 B.C. Perge, like Side, reached an agreement with Alexander and thus did not go to war or suffer the usual ravages. It lived through the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine epochs. Its 15,000 spectator theatre was built in the 2nd century A.D. and the nearby stadium could hold 12000. With the exception of the Aphrodisias stadium, it is the best preserved in Anatolia. There are 30 rooms, believed to have been used as shops, underneath the stadium seats. A great many statues and other valuable items have been unearthed in recent digs, of which many are in the Antalya Museum. Some of the things worth seeing in Perge are the gates, agora, nymphaeum, the pillared streets, sarcophagi, basilica and acropolis. ASPENDOS After passing Serik on the Antalya-Alanya highway, you turn north and continue for 4 km. Aspendos dates back to the 5th century B.C. The theatre, which was built in the 2nd century A.D., was periodically repaired by the Seljuks who used it as a caravanserai. It is one of the best preserved theatres to be found today. Allowing 0.50 m per seat, the theatre holds 17000 spectators, with an additional for 500 in the orchestra. Today it is used for concerts, festivals and grease wrestling events. In addition to the theatre the agora, basilica, nymphaeum and 15 km of aqueducts are to be seen. The pressured aqueduct system is a feat of engineering from the Roman period. SIDE Side is to be reached by turning right 3 km before Manavgat on the Antalya- Alanya highway. The exact date of its founding is not known. In the language of Anatolia, *Side* means Pomegranate. From inscriptions it appears that Side dates back to the Hittites. The city was constructed on a peninsula and was a Hellenistic and Roman town, protected by city and sea walls. One*s attention is particularly drawn to the city gates and walls, as well as the many remains of aqueducts which brought water from the Tauros mountain foothills and surrounding country. The old baths have been restored and turned into a museum, in which are exhibited some of the statues and art treasures found in Side. One of its most important buildings is its 15000 spectator theatre. The difference between this Roman theatre and other antique theatres in the region is that it is not built against a hillside. The 2 storey theatre, built on a series of arches, is 20 m high. The orchestra and stage are in a state of ruin. Rainwater channels run under the theatre. Side has colonnaded streets, a triumphal arch, harbour, baths, fountains, cisterns, aqueducts, temples and a agora.