Welcome to
Harman
It’s a great place to relax and a good point to start exploring the sights around!
About Us
The Harman Hotel hosted its first guests on July 23, 1998. Today, at a distance just 500 meters from the famous Calis Beach, the hotel is operating all-year round with its 61 guest rooms in 3 separate blocks.
The fundamental values that define Harman's approach to human and hotelhood, are high quality, unlimited service and consistent progress. This hotel's priority is to ensure your stay is an experience you will never forget. At the Harman Hotel, we work for our guests. We put ourselves in our guest's place. We aim to fulfill our guest's needs instantaneously, but do not call it "Concierge". We do not give stars to ourselves, only use the official 3 stars which are given by Turkish Ministry of Tourism.
Our guests never sit at plastic tables with plastic chairs to eat and drink. We have hot water ready to use 24 hours a day. In all the Harman's guest rooms, you will find Wi-fi which has "Excellent" reception. In Winters, our guests are warmed by our Central Heating System, not by AC. In Summers, our guests use Split ACs, so you decide how long and how much you want to cool off...
How many stars is this care worth? Come and be our guest!
Rooms
The Harman has 50 standard and 13 corner rooms where you will find comfort and functionality.
Room features
Satellite TV
Wi-Fi
Hair Dryer
Telephone
Minibar (extra)
Split Air-Conditioner
Central Heating System
Balcony
Shower
Toilet
Restaurant
The Harman Hotel provides accomodation on a Bed&Breakfast or Half Board basis. Our breakfasts and dinners are fresh and delicious Turkish cuisine served buffet style. If our guests choose, they can eat from the extensive A-la-Carte & snack menu within the beautiful gardens and pool area of the hotel. Our kitchen fulfills all the standards which are required by Turkish Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Health.
Bar & Pool
Our guests, from May 1 to October 31 at the Pool Bar (outdoors), from November 1 to April 30 at the Lounge Bar (indoors) enjoy their drinks. All beverages and liquors in Harman are under the supervision of Turkish Ministry of Agriculture.
Our 150 m2 idyllic and extra hygienic swimming pool which is 140 to 165 cms in depth, is in service between May 1 and October 31. Additionally, there is a separately located childrens pool which is 50 cms in depth.
Contact
Phone:
+90 252 6133686
Fax:
+90 252 6133684
E-Mail:
info@harmanhotel.com
Address:
Foca Mah. Mehmet Akif Ersoy Cad. No.28
Calis Fethiye Mugla
Turkiye 48300
Contact Form
Reservation
Location
Address:
Foca Mah. Mehmet Akif Ersoy Cad. No.28
Calis Fethiye Mugla
Turkiye 48300
Distance
Harman Hotel is only about 50 km (35 min) away from Dalaman International Airport.
Dalaman
Marmaris
Bodrum
Denizli
Mugla
~45 km
~130 km
~240 km
~215 km
~130 km
Antalya
Izmir
Ankara
Istanbul
~200 km
~360 km
~635 km
~815 km
Our Team
Fusun – Front Office
Ferhat/Fico – Bar
Zeki – Kitchen
Soner – KITCHEN
Celal – Restaurant
Muhammed – Technikal Service
Harman staff are always smiling and nothing is too much trouble. Our experienced staff will make you feel at home with much care and attention being taken to your individual needs whilst you are staying with us.
Harman Moments
Fethiye
Fethiye, which is one of the oldest centres of population in the Lycian Gulf, is founded within a natural bay on the south west of Turkey. The history of Fethiye goes beyond the 5th century B.C. when at that time the town was known Telmessos (the country of light). Telmessos now known as Fethiye was a crowded and busy port of the Lycian Federation being at a distance of 67 kms from the capital, of Xanthos. At the centre there is featured a huge amphitheatre together with numerous Lycian tombs. Around which were several temples, dedicated to Apollo, Leto and Artemis and, now take pride of place. Following on from the Lycian Federation, Telmessos came under the control of the Byzantium Empire, after which followed the Menteseogullari Seigniory and the Ottoman Empire respectively. Telmessos, previously known as "Megri" in Ottoman times, was finally named Fethiye in 1934 in the memory of Fethi Bey, one of the first Turkish pilots.
Today Fethiye finds itself at the centre of most developed of the Turkish touristic regions on the Aegean coast. Marmaris and Bodrum one side of the Fethiye and Antalya and Alanya the other. Taking everything into account, its unique natural habitat and weather together with its beautiful gulf and numerous bays; this resort area of Fethiye should be much higher on the holiday makers' priority list. However, with the completion of the Gocek tunnel in 2006, the transit between these popular areas has improved dramatically and has accelerated tourism to Fethiye area.
We are the ones who do not support all-inclusive accommodation. We position our hotel as a comfortable resting place for our guests exploring the region Fethiye knowing the history and natural beauty of the amazing places nearby.
Fethiye is waiting for you!
Calis Beach
Calis is a resort district and beach in Fethiye that is considered one of the best ecological beaches in Turkey. The almost 5 km long, sandy and pebble Koca Calis beach is lapped by clean and warm Aegean Sea. It is located in a place with a great environment away from the city's dust and car exhaust. Koca Calis Beach in Turkey offers incredible panoramic beauty of the Taurus Mountains and the numerous islands of the Gulf of Fethiye. The swirls of purple hills stretches along the skyline and you can spend hours sitting on the beach enjoying a variety of amazing views that surround you on all sides.
There is a tiled promenade along the beach that is planted with palm trees, it is closed to vehicles except of bicycles. Along the promenade you will find plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants.
Kayakoy
The village of Kayakoy in Turkey stretches along the hillside not far from the ruins of Lycian city Karmylassos in 7 km from Fethiye. So what is Kayakoy history? In the XVIII century Greeks arrived here from Dodecanese Islands and founded a town here , it’s name was Levissi. In this quite a large town with about 3,500 homes the Greeks lived for centuries. In 1923 when the city had about 6,000 Greeks the "population exchange" was started between Greece and Turkey the Greeks were forced to leave the town. Kaykoy GHost Town was recognized as one of the World TOP 10 Ghost Towns according to National Geographic - a world leader in geography, cartography and exploration.
After the departure of the Greeks the Levissi city was renamed in a Kayakoy by name of a nearby valley - Kaya Cukuru (pothole from Turkish) and vacant houses were populated with Muslims that came from Macedonia. However the Macedonians did not like Kayakoy and they left the village - Kayakoy village became the largest abandoned settlement of Asia Minor and it is called Kayakoy Ghost Town or Kayakoy Ghost Village.
Now Kayakoy Ghost Town in Turkey is open-air museum with 3.5 thousand preserved houses and three churches. The largest of them is the Basilica of Panayia Pyrgiotissa (has been built in 1888) is located on the right of the main street – it is really difficult to pass by this impressive building in the Gothic style. It takes your breath away when you come inside and see nobody but the bare walls.
Oludeniz
Oludeniz resort is a wondrous place famous for its beautiful beaches and historical sights. It should be mentioned that Oludeniz beach resort is a rather quiet and peaceful place, so you won’t find some noisy disco-bars and shows. In fact, tourists come here for other reasons.
Spanding a time in Oludeniz you should definitely visit its beaches, there are 3 main ones. You can choose between 3 zones of a beach – free municipal beach zone and paid zone which is situated a bit closer to the blue lagoon. You can swim to the mini island and watch beautiful yachts or you can rent speed boat in Oludeniz or kayak and have a good time. If you seek more intimate atmosphere you should visit Kidrak beach which is never over-crowded, even when the season is high. Oludeniz beach holidays will stay in your memory forever as the time of your life!
Oludeniz is considered to be one of the best places for paragliding fans. Picturesque views and highlands prove it! As a rule, the most popular parachute descents take place from the Babadag Mountain which height is 1975 meters. And of course, you can try to flight in tandem with an instructor.
Saklikent
Saklikent National Park is located in 50 km from Fethiye.
National Park consists of the Saklikent gorge which due to its size is known to the whole world! Canyon Saklikent was recognized as the longest and deepest canyon in Turkey and the second largest canyon in Europe. Its length is 18 kilometers and the height at different sites is up to 1000 meters. Throughout its path it has fascinating steep cliffs of natural beauty, waterfalls and 16 caves. The height differences between the inlet and the outlet of the gorge for 720 meters!
Saklikent Gorge in Turkey is striking for its pristine beauty! The forests of red pine grow around it and there is a river flowing with incredible speed on its territory which even in summer is as cold as ice. High cliffs of canyon almost do not transmit light inside the gorge.
Saklikent National Park was established in 1996. It is the example of wild nature of Turkey and unique tourism hub for lovers of trekking, mountain climbing and picnics. Its area is 12,390 hectares and the word Saklıkent in Turkish means the "hidden city".
Dalyan
Dalyan is a unique historical and natural resort. Dalyan River meets the sea at Iztuzu beach more known as Dalyan Turtle Beach. There are famous Dalyan mud baths and Lycian rock tombs in Dalyan on the way from Dalyan town to Turtle Beach. Dalyan mud baths contain minerals such as calcium and magnesium which are beneficial for the skin and overall health.
The Dalyan beach is attractive not only to tourists – it is place of constantly visiting by giant sea turtles Caretta Caretta. Biologists know that sea turtles cannot even live in a bad environment therefore their sympathy to the beach Iztuzu tells about environmental well-being of the region.
One of best local entertainment are fishing and catching the so-called blue crabs - mavi yengec (Turkish) that is considered a delicacy in the best restaurants of Europe. And fans of cultural discoveries can go to the Lycian rock Dalyan tombs.
Batterfly Valley
Butterfly Valley is one of the most attractive places in the surroundings of Fethiye. In 1995 the valley was declared as nature reserve and is completely closed for construction. Butterfly Valley in Oludeniz (Kelebekler Vadisi in Turkish) is one of the most magical and beautiful bays of Turkey. It is located on the western coast of the Gulf of Belceiz close to Oludeniz and you can get there by boat only.
Its romantic name the valley got due to the extraordinarily beautiful tiger butterfly of the «Arctiidae» family. Most of tiger butterflies can be seen in early June. Colonies of these fascinating moths are flitting in a protected valley until late October. Almost all species of butterflies that live on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea can be found in the Butterfly Valley in Fethiye Turkey.
