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How To Get To (fethiyetransfers.com.tr - How To Get To Meril Club Hotel) Meril Club Hotel, Meril Club Hotel Turunç Marmaris, at the foot of the unique pine forests, shining like a pearl in the blue where the Mediterranean and the Aegean sea meet, invites you to peace and unique happiness.
There is a gift waiting for you, a pearl in Turunç, the most beautiful bay of Marmaris. At a point surrounded by the fascinating pine forests, our hotel shines bright like a pearl that embraces both the Mediterranean and the Aegean. Come and join in the ultimate peace and happiness.
Our hotel was put into service in June 2010, built on an area of 3500 m2 and features 83 rooms. 72 rooms have double bed and 10 rooms are designed as family rooms featuring 2 standard rooms with a connecting door. 77 rooms offer sea view and 6 rooms offer pool view.
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