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Fethiye Calis Hotels By (dalamanairporttaxis.com - Fethiye Calis Hotels By The Sea) The Sea, Ibrahim Bey Hotel, This modest hotel located on Cahit Begenç Boulevard is a 9-minute walk from Calis Beach and 7 km from the 4th century BC Amintas Rock Tombs.
This modest hotel, located on Cahit Begenç Boulevard, is a 9-minute walk from Calis Beach and 7 km from the 4th century BC Amintas Rock Tombs.
The air-conditioned rooms have a TV and a balcony. Upper class rooms additionally have sea view. Family rooms with connecting bedrooms can accommodate up to 4 people.
Facilities include an outdoor pool with slides and sun loungers. There is also a simple and airy restaurant and playground.
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