The Sundia by Liberty Ölüdeniz is a four-star beach hotel in Ölüdeniz. It has 203 rooms and a garden terrace, and you can enjoy a private beach.
For family beach breaks
Families can enjoy useful extras such as family rooms, a children's pool, a playground and entertainment for kids. Guests can also make use of the spa, indoor pool, fitness room and tennis courts.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
3
Family rooms
Yes
Number of rooms
203
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, cash
Number of guests
3 guests
Location
Beachfrontprivate beachGarden / terrace
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiEV charging pointRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
We stayed at this hotel with my husband for our vacation, and we were absolutely delighted with our experience. We were especially surprised by the amazing energy of the staff. We knew about Turkish hospitality, but even so, we were truly impressed by how warm, friendly, and welcoming everyone was.
A special thank you to Mr. Muhammed from the bar near the adults-only pool, and to the lovely girls Busra and Grasika for their endless energy and beautiful hospitality. A big thank you also to Mrs. Nuray for keeping our room so clean and beautifully arranged, and to all the reception staff, who were always so helpful and kind.
We really enjoyed the food — everything was very tasty, fresh, and there was a great variety. I have some food sensitivities, and throughout our entire stay, I had absolutely no problems, which made the experience even more enjoyable.
We also loved the entertainment! The pools, gardens, and the entire hotel were very clean and well maintained. The beach is very close, and the men there were also very nice and helpful. The hotel also offers a private shuttle to Suncity Beach Club, which we really enjoyed.
Overall, our stay was perfect — unfortunately, it just wasn’t long enough! 😀 We will definitely come back.
Keep it up and keep this wonderful energy! Best wishes to the entire team! ❤️
Family with a child 4 years old we had an amazing stay. Beautiful resort, compact area, clean pool with comfortable temp, great variety of food, there was always something new and always fresh. Decent drinks in pool bar, fridges with water , very convenient . Staff were friendly and helpful. Beautiful beach just few min walk. Entertainment was good We loved everything
Our stay at Sandia Liberty Ölüdeniz was absolutely wonderful!
From the moment we arrived, we were impressed by the outstanding hospitality, excellent service, and the warm atmosphere throughout the hotel. The cleanliness was exceptional in every area, and everything was always spotless and well-maintained.
The food was delicious, fresh, and varied every day. Every meal was prepared with great care, and we truly enjoyed the dining experience during our stay.
A very special thank you goes to Yaren and Aynel. She is an amazing person—kind, professional, helpful, and always welcoming with a beautiful smile. She went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and cared for, and her positive attitude made our holiday even more memorable. People like Irene are a true asset to the hotel.
Thank you to the entire team for such a fantastic experience. We highly recommend Sandia Liberty Ölüdeniz to anyone looking for a relaxing, enjoyable, and unforgettable vacation in Fethiye. We will definitely be back!
❤️ Greetings and our sincere appreciation to Irene for her kindness and exceptional hospitality.
We have just got home from our stay at Sundia by Liberty Ölüdeniz, and overall we had a fantastic holiday.
The hotel itself is beautiful, the rooms were modern, clean, and comfortable, and the food was excellent with plenty of choice every day. We did have a mix-up with our room when we arrived, but the staff dealt with it immediately and sorted everything out without any hassle, which we really appreciated.
The biggest highlight of our stay was definitely the staff. Every single member of the team was friendly, welcoming, and went above and beyond to make us feel at home. Their hard work really made our holiday special.
The only reason I'm hesitant about returning is because of the children's entertainment. My 10-year-old was quite bored as he wasn't allowed to join in any of the poolside games because they were all for ages 16 and over. The kids' club also seemed to be aimed mainly at toddlers, so there wasn't really anything suitable for children his age. It was only open from 10am-12pm and 2:30pm-4:30pm, whereas it would make much more sense for it to stay open during the hottest part of the day, giving children somewhere fun to be out of the sun.
The evening entertainment was brilliant and very enjoyable, but it started far too late for families with young children. The mini disco didn't begin until around 9pm, with the main entertainment starting at around 10:15pm and finishing close to 11pm. By then, the children were exhausted—one of ours even fell asleep in the pushchair before it had finished. It would be great if the entertainment started a little earlier so families could enjoy more of it together.
Overall, we had an amazing holiday and there is so much to love about this hotel. The beautiful facilities, fantastic food, lovely rooms, and outstanding staff made our stay unforgettable. If the children's activities and evening entertainment were adjusted to be a little more family-friendly, we wouldn't hesitate to return. Hopefully this is something the hotel will consider, because we would genuinely love to come back.
Came back after a 5 night stay here and there are positives and negatives
Positives: Great pools, amazing views, we loved the adult only pool , not too pushy to get you to buy things from the paid services , amazing location , we got to do everything we wanted paragliding and all our prebooked activities.
I left my sunglasses on the dining table and they kept them safe for me.
Absolutley loved the drinks selection we are non alcohol and the mocktails , ayran and regularly stocked fridge in the room was great !
Loved the toliteries selection in the room.
We loved the fact the shops were right next door and didnt mind the noise i thought the door was pretty soundproof in the room and got a good nights sleep !
Bed was very comfortable and we slept very well !
Negatives : when we arrived firstly our flight was delayed so we missed our appointment with the rep and noone contacted us to rearrange this so we missed the fact there was a shuttle to the beach and didnt get to visit that part and only walked there a few times.
We didnt really get to know any of the staff properly maybe because we were english / language barrier ? A Lot of staff dont speak english so i had to use google translate.
The room: cleaning , our houskeeper ayse was lovely amazing however the mop they used smelt of urine so when mopped our room floor stunk of urine and i walked on it barefoot! After realising it was the mop i tried to speak to another housekeeper who didnt speak english then informed reception man .. Noone came then after a 3rd time my husband called reception said our room smells so badly of urine then someone came and changed the mop head and remopped ! Absolutely disgusting.
The view we had was of AC ducts and when asked for a better view we got a even worse choice so just stayed there.
Food : I was gluten free so on 1st day i got a small show around and the labels said gluten free but some didnt so for the rest of the holiday i just had to guess and the lack of english speaking staff make it so hard to communicate. Also the food i found bland and tasteless. Chicken overcooked and hard , lamb very gamey but there is plenty of choice so i managed with the vegitarian options and salads were nice.
On day 4 my husband sprained his knee badly whilst paddleboarding. After spending all evening in hospital we came back to the hotel where he could not walk AT ALL. 2 lovely porters ( dont know names but thankyou so much) helped him to his room and parked our car but after that nothing. No asking if he was ok, i went round the next day hunting for ice packs to ice his knee and i had to carry a massive tray of food from snack restaraunt all the way to the room because noone would help me unless i paid for room service. He cannot walk !! Its not a choice ? I had to ask for crutches ... noone bothered. I had to do this until he was better to walk the next day but even then he was hobbling. There was no care or concern or even a how is he nothing. I had to ring the airline to request wheelchair assistance for the flight back and it was a UK number and even then they charged me 2 euros per minute for the call..just no empathy the service is very cold and heartless. Maybe if u were nicer we would spend more money in the hotel ? But the approach is more business like rather than people focused.
Overall give 3 stars which i think is fair but if i come to olu deniz next time i will try the Liberty Lykia down the road.
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