One night only but wish we could have spent more time at the Saban Treehouse. Merril was a fantastic hostess. Some of the best meals we had were her wonderful home cooked meals. Great person to chat with and she gave us some great ideas on where to visit next and who to stay with. Enjoyed the time hiking through... More

My only negative is I couldn't stay longer. This place is so chill and down to earth. The food is out of this world. The traditional turkish dishes served buffet style are to die for. The breakfast of fresh custom order omlets and fresh squeezed orange and pomegrante juice are unbeilevable. The location is about a 10 minute walk to... More

I stayed in Saban for 1 night in the dorm room but it was a good experience. Their place is very nice, they have alot of toilets and showers, the rooms were clean, and the food was AMAZING absolutely AMAZING.

My teenage daughter and I stayed at Saban (pronounced Shaban) for two weeks at the beginning of August. We stayed in an air conditioned bungalow. The bungalows have everything you need; the air con works well and isn't noisy (which is often the trade off with air con). The ensuite bathroom had a hand shower with constant hot water -... More

We were in a bungalow.The bungalow are basic and not so big,but keep in mind that this is a camping!So the relation has to be done with a camping and not an hotel. Breakfast and dinner are and included! The service is kind and the area with sofà is very relaxing.They have water pipes. The only issue is that is... More

We enjoyed the very relaxed atmosphere, though next time we'd probably get a bungalow because it has air conditioning. Breakfast and dinner was AMAZING!

Likes: cabin with heating/cooling, hot showers, very clean, free wi-fi, good price, short walk to Olympos ruins, very relaxing and quiet, family run, friendly with a very tasty dinner and breakfast included in the room rate Dislikes: none

The town itself is already very relaxing and chill, but Saban's takes it to a whole new level. The owner Meral was the nicest host ever and took extremely good care of my girlfriend and I by providing travel advice and baking us cake and tea in the afternoon. The hotel is waaay more laid back than the treehouses. There... More

I stayed at Saban for 9 nights, with a group of friends, at the end of May/beginning June. We booked a bungalow because we wanted our own bathroom. Bungalows are simple log cabins with 2 windows and an ill-fitting door. The room had 1 double and 1 single bed in, a wardrobe (which had a mildly annoying dodgy drawer) and... More