Magic Sun Hotel

Good afternoon. I'd like to share my impressions of my stay at the Magic Sun. My friend and I stayed in the second half of October 2025. We've been coming to this hotel for several years now, in the spring and at the end of October, and …

Wonderful vacation, caring owner! My wife and child had a rest, everything was at the highest level. Close to the sea, a pleasant, not difficult walk. Animation and service at a height. Special friendliness to Ukrainians! Cleanliness and order, developed infrastructure, shops, boutiques, bazaar are all nearby. Prices are moderate! For this money, this is a real top! The hotel cares about the guests' rest, a diverse program, well-thought-out restaurant days so that the food does not get boring. I recommend this hotel for family vacations, as well as for young people, everyone will find positive qualities for themselves

I'm a travel agent, and we chose the Magic Sun Hotel for our vacation. Our vacation was from October 5th to October 14th. We were a large family: 4 families = 11 people = 4 standard rooms. Our main criteria for choosing a hotel were: More days on vacation, a short transfer from the airport to the hotel, beautiful views, proximity to the sea, reasonable food, and, most importantly, a budget that would suit everyone. Let's start: - location relative to the airport (with a private transfer, the journey took about 45 minutes) - the hotel is surrounded by beautiful views - we were greeted with a smile at reception, Rustam immediately gave us bracelets, and our rooms were given to us a little earlier than the official check-in time – thank you for your understanding and assistance! I recommend requesting rooms facing the main restaurant terrace (the left side as you enter the hotel), as the view to the right will be of the Get Joj Hotel, which is frankly awful (construction debris under the balconies). - ROOMS: We were assigned rooms on the same floor, all close together. We were on the 2nd floor (205, 208, 209, 217). The rooms have a balcony (there are two chairs and a table with an ashtray). The rooms themselves are quite spacious and clean. The mattress is comfortable. The pillows were new and firm, though a little uncomfortable for us. The bathroom is a bit tired, but they're planning on upgrading it this winter, replacing the bathtub with a shower stall. The towels are clean and white, with regular refills. There's a dispenser with soap and shower gel. - MEALS: Simple and not fancy, but everyone will find something to enjoy. Pasta, rice, potatoes, a couple of types of fish, chicken, meat, fresh vegetables and fruit, delicious adjika, and sweets. Breakfast includes a large selection of delicious cheeses, as well as dry food, milk, eggs, yogurt, and baked goods. Ice cream is free and unlimited during lunch. They made pizza and gözlüme. The tea is delicious, the coffee is powdered (3-in-1), and the juices are amazing. I don't think you'll go hungry! Alcohol: I liked the white and red wine, the light beer is good, and their cocktails are a solid 3 out of 5, but if you want something delicious, be prepared to spend 4-6 euros. - SPA: A big thank you to Ruslan for organizing our relaxation and to Mikhail for the excellent massage (we were soaking hot afterwards). There's also a massage therapist who gives wonderful relaxing massages! - BEACH: A maximum 5-minute walk. After leaving the hotel, turn right and walk to the Ring Beach Hotel. Sun loungers are available. The beach is a combination of sand and pebble, and access to the sea is via a special ramp. The seabed is rocky (rocky) – a characteristic of the village of Beldibi. I recommend bringing coral sandals or Crocs, but if you go to the Ring Beach Hotel pier and swim down there, you'll find a sandy, clean bottom (we did that, no problem). Bring your own beach towel, or you can buy one nearby for $3-4 each. HOTEL ACTIVITIES: Since we were there late in the season, there was almost no daytime entertainment, but we didn't need it. Every evening there were programs: karaoke, dance shows, a disco... NEARBY: Upon exiting the hotel, you'll find an ATM on the left (you can withdraw cash easily). RECOMMEND: pay in Turkish lira or US dollars. To the left and right of the hotel are shops selling groceries, clothing, souvenirs, shoes, pharmacies, and a tour desk. NOTES: Some rooms, as well as the showers, could use some updating, but it's not a big deal. The hotel itself could use a little cleaning. No beach towels. OUR WISHES: Add beach towels to the service; treat yourself to a couple of coffee machines—they'll only add to your appeal among tourists; improve the grounds that overlook the Get Joj Hotel from the rooms. OUR CONCLUSION: Don't be fooled by the hotel; it's not a luxury 5-star hotel and fully lives up to its price tag. It has a pleasant atmosphere and a ton of repeat guests! Would we return? Most likely.