The Grand Sahin Hotel is located in Kuşadası, right on the beach and next to a lake. This 78-room hotel has its own private beach and pool.
Families can enjoy family rooms and a children's pool. Rooms for up to three people are available, some with a balcony.
Yavansu Mh. Soke Yolu Uzeri 3. Km, Kuşadası, 09400, Kuşadası, Turkey
The nearest international airport is Adnan Menderes International, about 55 km away.
Grand Sahin’s Hotel is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Grand Sahin’s Hotel has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Grand Sahin’s Hotel has one or more swimming pools.
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