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Verde Port Hotel Taxi, (calisbeachtransfers.com - Verde Port Hotel Taxi) Verde Port Hotel Fethiye, Verde Port Anka Hotel is located in Çalış region of Fethiye, one of the most beautiful holiday districts of Muğla.
Verde Port Anka Hotel is located in the Calis region of Fethiye, one of the most beautiful holiday districts of Muğla. It is waiting for you to host you with its magnificent sea, places where you can enjoy your entertainment to the fullest, comfortable rooms and friendly staff.
You will have an unforgettable holiday experience with its 32 comfortable and comfortably designed rooms, various and delicious dishes, and magnificent view. All rooms have wireless internet, split air conditioning, TV, minibar, telephone, safe for rent, hair dryer, balcony. Pets are not accepted. The facility consists of 3 floors and there is no elevator.
Internet service is also available in the lobby.
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