All in all we were very happy with everything at Fuga. Food excellent - the a la carte Mongolian is definately worth a try. We had a couple of problems with the reception staff when our lights didnt work in the room, however it was eventually sorted. Staff elsewhere very attentive. The towel war was very annoying though - even though it was listed as a rule not to! However this was expected with the presence of our European friends!
Definately the place to go for chill out/relax time and the views were stunning which definately helps.
We also went on a jeep safari/cruise which was through Thomas Cook and is the best way to see parts of the country you wouldnt do normally! Exceptional!

We booked the Fuga at the last minute and knew what we were after. Peace, sun, food and good conversation.
The hotel is as it says built on the side of a hill and some of the roads leading to the varrious areas are very steep, as well as that there are steps everywhere. Not really a problem, just how it is!
I have never been to a hotel that has as many staff, they are everywhere and service is generally excellent in all areas of the hotel.
The local "booze" is fine. If you don't like it though, you will pay through the nose for named brands.
Food was always good, varried and plentiful. The resturant is open air, so is it is best not to leave your food unattended or the local sparrows will be on it in a flash (they are hellish entertaining though!)
Sun beds and giant bean bags were always available, although the sun bed position war started normally around 5.30am. You don't need to take towels with you. Towels are available in your room and at the pool and sea front.

There is limited entertainment in the evening, but it did not matter to us. The Spa looks great and everyone we met who went to it said it was really good (ave. 50 euros for a 50 minute massage).
Water sports were good.......i learn't to sail a little laser pico!

Overal, it was just what we wanted. Gumbet itself is just plain nasty. Bodrium was a little nicer. We were not there for the culture, we were there to relax.......and we certainly managed that.

So for laid back time i'd certainly recomend it.

All the best!
Steve

Our second visit to Fuga, we were there the same time last year, and it was as wonderful as we'd remembered.

If you are expecting wild night life then go somewhre else, however if you are into chillin out, great food, cool music and a fantastic location then Fuga could be for you!

The staff at Fuga really cannot do enough for you, are always smiling and helpful.

There is plenty of space at Fuga for eveyone, so it does not feel crowded. I personnaly would not recommend it for children as there are literally hundreds of steps everywhere. My teenagers would be bored and you would not relax with small children due to all the steps!

The weather in May can be changeable, we had 2 days of cloud but the temps. are always very pleasant.

This is a great place for girly week, we will be back next year!

Sam & Zoe. North Wales.

This hotel is totally amazing. I went at peak season back in August and it was so hot. It has it's own private shingle beach which isnt ideal for sunbathing on but there were sunloungers/giant pillows right next to it and there was always some where sit. We went snorkelling at the beach too which was great and there were loads of colourfull fish in the sea, however if you want to go on a snorkelling/scuba excursion this was possible too. One of the bars is built right on the water front, this is particularly nice in the evening, you can go down to waters edge, have a drink and hear the waves lapping on the shore, lovely. The food was great, we went all inclusive and there was plenty of choice. We ate at the morroccan and fish al'carte which was nice. The hotel is built on a hill so might be difficult for someone with walking difficulites, however there is a free shuttle that picks you up and drives you around the complex. The pool was gorgeous and theres a small sectioned off area for children/toddlers, theres also a kids club each day. Theres a free gym which my boyfriend used which looks out to see. Our room was amazing, we had a honeymoon suite which overlooked the bay and had a jacuzzi and sofa chairs on the decking, it was also right by the spa and adults only pool. The adults only pool is very relaxing, its so quite and you can look out to sea from the pool. We went into the town on the local public bus one day which was fun and went to the fruit and veg market, we also bought some turkish delight. We found the staff at the resort to be very helpfull and friendly and if I went back to Gumbet would definitley want to stay here. Hope you find this review helpfull.