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Mara Palace Hotel Taxi, (dalamanairporttaxis.com - Mara Palace Hotel Taxi) Mara Palace Hotel Fethiye, Mara Palace Hotel, with its contemporary architectural design, is a hotel where you can enjoy the sea and nature by walking to the city center in Fethiye marina, the apple of our heavenly country's eye.
With its contemporary architectural design, Mara Palace Hotel is a hotel in Fethiye marina, the apple of the eye of our heavenly homeland, where you can walk to the city center and get enough of the sea and nature. The 83-room hotel offers you an unforgettable holiday opportunity with its single business, double and triple rooms with different decors and special designs.
With the outdoor adult pool and children's pool on the terrace, it will make your holiday enjoyable at the dominant point of Fethiye.
Relaxation options include Turkish Bath, Sauna, Shock Pool and Finnish Bath.
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