Travelers visiting Oludeniz will discover Liberty Lykia Adults Only, a hotel designed exclusively for adults, with a guest-focused approach. This five-star resort receives high praise from visitors. For those who want to stay active, there's a fitness center available.
Peaceful Stay for Adults
Liberty Lykia Adults Only is perfect for couples and adult travelers looking for a suitable retreat in Oludeniz without children.
A very clean hotel with a beautiful location surrounded by stunning botanical nature. The beach is long and clean. We didn't swim in the pools, but they looked very nice, and the aquapark was highly enjoyable. The food and snack bars were delicious throughout the day.
There was never a dull moment thanks to the entertainment; the Muse Up concert, the opera show, and the free canoe activity were all brilliant. Playing bocce for the first time was a great experience. Special thanks to the animation team, particularly to Mr. Yusup for making our stay so cheerful!
Furthermore, having access to the sister hotel's facilities and events was a fantastic benefit that we used frequently. Highly recommended!
My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon. Zeynep was wonderful and welcoming, she helped with the few issues that occurred for our 10 night stay such as another employee booking our dinner on the wrong night and she ensured our hotel room was perfect for arrival of our honeymoon. Our first night when we tried to sleep around 10 we realized loud music could be heard from outside, we were told that music plays every night until 11pm. As early risers, this was unacceptable as even the base could be felt laying in bed but the staff moved us to a quiet room the next day. Cleanliness was top tier so I hope the cleaning team gets the appreciation they deserve as they are what makes this place 5 stars for me. One huge disappointment was the slides advertised on the adults only side had been removed although as of today is still shown on the website. Adults do have access to the water park if they are not concerned about kids being unsanitary but we did not use it. The food in the buffet was inconsistent but the ala carte restaurants were amazing, I highly recommend Sunset restaurant for both lunch and dinner. For a resort with such a large staff it was impressive how nice and helpful everyone was. I also appreciate how even during peak season there was plently of room and things to do so it didn't feel crowded. I highly recommend a boat trip which is easily booked in the hotel and departs from the family side. Thank you Zeynep in customer service, Suleyman the shuttle driver, Berat at Sunset and the whole boat crew for standing out and going above and beyond to make this trip unforgettable.
I stayed at Liberty Lykia Adults Only from 2nd June to 8th June and had a wonderful experience.
The first thing that impressed me was the magnificent natural setting.
The turquoise sea, the beautiful coastline, and the dramatic cliffs rising above the water create breathtaking views.
It is one of the most beautiful locations I have visited in Turkey.
The food was excellent throughout my stay, with plenty of variety and high quality in all the restaurants.
The staff were also outstanding – friendly, professional, and always willing to help with a smile.
I have a few suggestions that could make the experience even better.
It would be very useful to have a regular shuttle service to Fethiye and Ölüdeniz for guests who want to explore the local area. Alternatively, the hotel could create a WhatsApp group exclusively for hotel residents to help organise car-sharing and car-pooling between guests.
I also noticed that some activities are not well advertised. Many guests may not be aware of activities taking place in other parts of the resort, such as yoga sessions. Better communication of the daily programme would encourage more participation.
In addition, the hotel could consider introducing extra activities such as cooking classes, lifeguard and water rescue demonstrations, or other educational and interactive experiences for guests.
Overall, Liberty Lykia Adults Only is a fantastic resort in an exceptional location. The natural beauty, excellent food, and dedicated staff made my stay very enjoyable, and I would happily return.
I was in this hotel and was honestly shocked by everything. The territory, the food, the room, the beach, the sea, the sports programs during the day, the cocktails, the staff, everything is great. The food has especially delicious squid for snack lunches, the a la carte restaurant has very tasty steaks, the sushi is very tasty, as is everything else. The maids cleaned the room very quickly and efficiently every time and made a cute swan) The waiter on roller skates by the pool with a bar surprised me every time with his service and skills, I think you have not seen such a person before, I am not sure what his exact name is, but it is difficult to miss him 🛼:) Also, the girl waitress with the Hello Kitty sticker on her badge was very kind and attentive, she served at snack lunches and in the evening in the restaurant🤍. Be sure to go for aerobics on bicycles, trampolines in the pool, a beautiful professional trainer conducts a great workout. I also recommend going to sound healing, you need to sign up in advance, usually all places are quickly filled. And be sure to make a candle with your own hands, it's free and will be a reminder of the holiday. Enjoy🌊😁🩵
What a lovely holiday! From check-in to check-out, everything was done seamlessly. Greeted with champagne on arrival, and even had our bags taken upstairs! Room was incredibly spacious (although it was a landside view this did not bother us).
Endless pools to choose from, even reaching to the family hotel which we had full access to! If you don’t fancy walking around the resort, you can hop on a bus/buggy to various stops.
My biggest review will be left to the incredible staff that help run the hotel, the bar staff are incredibly attentive (not sure of the barman on the roller skates name was but he is great!), and special mention to Eda in the bar who was warm and welcoming, and made sure we were being treated!
The food, drinks and overall experience was second to none and I would recommend this hotel over and over again to anyone looking for a relaxing but luxurious holiday!
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