+90 (532)-342-0045
Mountain Valley Apart Fethiye (fethiyeturizm.com - Mountain Valley Apart Fethiye Reviews) Reviews, Mountain Valley Apart Hotel and Villas Ovacık Fethiye, Mountain Valley is a small, private, British owned and operated holiday retreat located near Ölüdeniz in Turkey.
Welcome To Mountain Valley, Turkey
Mountain Valley is a small, private, British-owned and run holiday retreat located near Oludeniz in Turkey. Our Apartments and Villa offer comfortable accommodation in a stunning mountainside location.
Mountain Valley is a private, secluded holiday destination compromising of just 14 apartments, with an on-site pool, restaurant and bar and a separate villa, within the same location, but with its own private garden and swimming pool.
Located just 5 minutes away from the main village centre, Mountain Valley is set within a beautiful setting with mountain views and all amenities, in a little idyllic oasis. Many of our guests are reluctant to tell their friends about Mountain Valley as they don't want it to get too popular!
Dalaman Airport Mountain Valley Apart Transfer
Antalya Airport Mountain Valley Apart Transfer
Bodrum Airport Mountain Valley Apart Transfer
Izmir Airport Mountain Valley Apart Transfer
Galleries
Mountain Valley Apart Transfer
Popular Regions
Akdeniz Beach Hotel
Located in Ölüdeniz and surrounded by the Taurus Mountains, Akdeniz Beach Hotel is a few minutes' walk from the famous blue lagoon and Tonoz Beach.
Balmy Beach Resort Kemer
Balmy Beach Resort Kemer Beldibi, Located at the point where green ends and blue begins, Balmy Beach Resort has come to life in the heart of nature. The all decoration contains the traces of nature and the splendor of luxury.
Prive Hotel Bodrum
Prive Hotel Bodrum, Prive Bodrum offers a holiday experience where you will feel renewed amidst the verdant hills in Bardakci Bay that evokes a sense of tranquility.
Patara Beach
Patara Beach Kaş, Hittite King IV. It is known that the name of the city is mentioned as Patar in the texts about Tuthaliya's Lukka expedition in the 13th century BC.