Hotel Pine Valley Photos, (calisbeachtransfers.com - Hotel Pine Valley Photos) Hotel Pine Valley Ovacik Fethiye, Located among the mountains, this luxury hotel with landscape gardens is 12 km from Butterfly Valley and 17 km from Babadağ.
Nestled among the mountains and featuring landscaped gardens, this luxury hotel is 12 km from Butterfly Valley and 17 km from Babadag.
With a balcony, the modern, minimalist rooms have free WiFi, flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Luxury suites have separate bedrooms and living rooms with sofas.
Parking is free. Facilities include a buffet restaurant with outdoor tables, a stylish bar with wood-panelled ceilings, and 2 outdoor pools with a side bar and water slides. There is a games room with table tennis and billiards facilities. Health/beauty treatments are offered at the spa, which has a glass sauna and hammam with garden views.
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