This excellent hotel is located just outside Kas, and is surrounded by beautiful greenery, and is very close to the water. Each room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a balcony with wonderful views. The rooms are a good size with stylish decor and comfortable furnishings. Meals are served in a wonderful open air restaurant with great views of the swimming pool and surrounding forest. There is also a poolside bar open throughout the day. Habesos Hotel has a pool, covering 200 squaremetres, and a wading pool for children to ensure they enjoy the water in safety. Both pools have games and fitness to ensure guests have more fun at the pool. The beach is 100 mt. from the hotel, guests may walk to the beach if they prefer.

Areas Served:
City centre, 0m to sea side, 160 km to Dalaman Airport, 185 km to Antalya

Restaurant:
Restaurant / Dining Information: While the Meditteranean sun penetrates your soul, you can cool down at the snack bar, or at the Lobby and Terrace bars. Immerse yourself in the view of the sun embracing the Meditteranean sea, while sipping a cool cocktail. You can have a unique meal chosen from our delicious and wide menu while watching the Mediteranean blue becoming one with the sun.

Recreation:
Recreation Information: Fishing, Diving, Snorkeling, Mini Golf, Games Room, Shopping, Swimming.

Attractions:

• Area Attractions: ASPENDOS After passing Serik on the Antalya-Alanya highway, you turn north and continue for 4 km. Aspendos dates back to the 5th century B.C. The theatre, which was built in the 2nd century A.D., was periodically repaired by the Seljuks who used it as a caravanserai. It is one of the best preserved theatres to be found today. Allowing 0.50 m per seat, the theatre holds 17000 spectators, with an additional for 500 in the orchestra. Today it is used for concerts, festivals and grease wrestling events. In addition to the theatre the agora, basilica, nymphaeum and 15 km of aqueducts are to be seen. The pressured aqueduct system is a feat of engineering from the Roman period. ************************************************* PERGE * This city was built 18km east of Antalya between the Duden and Aksu streams. Is reached along the Antalya-Alanya highway, turning north at Aksu. As it was not on the coast, it was not subjected to raids by pirates and therefore continued its progress without interruption. It was settled in 1200 B.C. In 332 B.C. Perge, like Side, reached an agreement with Alexander and thus did not go to war or suffer the usul ravages. It lived through the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine epochs. Its 15,000 spectator theatre was built in the 2nd century A.D. and the nearby stadium could hold 12000. With the exception of the Aphrodisias stadium, it is the best preserved in Anatolia. There are 30 rooms, believed to have been used as shops, underneath the stadium seats. A great many statues and other valuable items have been unearthed in recent digs, of which many are in the Antalya Museum. Some of the things worth seeing in Perge are the gates, agora, nymphaeum, the pillared streets, sarcophagi, basilica and acropolis. ************************************************* SIDE * Side is to be reached by turning right 3 km before Manavgat on the Antalya- Alanya highway. The exact date of its founding is not known. In the language of Anatolia, 'Side' means Pomegranate. From inscriptions it appears that Side dates back to the Hittites. The city was constructed on a peninsula and was a Hellenistic and Roman town, protected by city and sea walls. One's attention is particularly drawn to the city gates and walls, as well as the many remains of aqueducts which brought water from the Tauros mountain foothills and surrounding country. The old baths have been restored and turned into a museum, in which are exhibited some of the statues and art treasures found in Si