Breakfast included
Served every morning between 08:00 and 10:30, with olives from the garden, local honey, homemade jams and eggs cooked to order.
Delfin Hotel
Welcome to Patara Delfin Hotel, a small family-run stay in the peaceful village of Gelemis. Since 2008, the same family has welcomed guests here with a relaxed and personal style.
We have standard double, triple and suite rooms, together with two Villa Delfin stays in Patara for guests who want more privacy and space.
Rooms
The stay includes standard double, triple and suite rooms, plus two Villa Delfin stays in Patara for guests who want more privacy.
Calm and airy
A simple double room with balcony, air-conditioning, private bathroom, screened doors and windows, mini fridge, electric kettle, coffee and tea, hair dryer and towels.
More flexible stays
A triple layout with a double and single bed, balcony, mini fridge and kettle that works well for friends or small families.
With kitchenette
With a double and single bed, a kitchenette corner and a small sitting area, it feels more flexible than a standard hotel room.
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Homemade breakfast items, afternoon cake and tea, the open-air pool, free Wi‑Fi, parking and a simple room-and-villa setup keep the stay easy without overcomplicating it.
Served every morning between 08:00 and 10:30, with olives from the garden, local honey, homemade jams and eggs cooked to order.
Each afternoon after the beach return, guests can slow down again with homemade cake and tea.
Set in the centre of Gelemis village, with a dolmus stop right in front of the hotel.
Available across the property without taking over the atmosphere.
Villa Delfin Green and Villa Delfin Lila are set aside for guests who want a more independent, more spacious stay.
The pool is open daily from 09:00 until sunset, or at the latest until 19:00.
Easy arrival for guests travelling by car.
Rooms
Villa Delfin Green and Villa Delfin Lila give families and couples more privacy and a more independent stay.
Patara
Beach, ruins and village life sit close together here, so the day never has to feel rushed.
Patara Beach stretches for 18 kilometres, with golden sand, open space and dune scenery that make it one of the longest beaches in Turkey.
Because the coast is protected, there is almost no built development along the shore. The only services on the sand are the beach cafe and rentable sunbeds and umbrellas, and you can even reach the beach on foot through the ancient city in about twenty minutes. From June to September, the beach is left to the turtles after dark.
Patara was the capital of the Lycian League, and its assembly hall, theatre, colonnaded street, granary and harbour traces can still be walked in one route today.
Excavations show that the city is older than 2,000 years. In mythology Patara is linked with Apollo, and it is also remembered as the birthplace of Saint Nicholas. The bouleuterion seated around 1,000 representatives, the theatre held more than 6,000 people, and the ancient lighthouse is tied to the reign of Nero.
Patara National Park adds another identity to the coast, with dunes, pines, wetlands and one of the important caretta caretta nesting beaches in the region.
The beach closes after sunset from May to October because of turtle nesting season. Loggerhead turtles return to the same shore after journeys of up to 1,000 kilometres. The area also attracts bird-watchers, with species such as the wallcreeper and the Smyrna kingfisher, and dolphins can sometimes be seen offshore.
Gelemis is the village side of Patara, shaped less by resort blocks and more by small family stays, local businesses and olive groves around the edge of the settlement.
The village has small shops, bars, a hammam, snack stops and calm streets that are pleasant in the evening. Fields, olive trees and fruit gardens start almost at the edge of the village, so daily life and tourism still sit side by side here.
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A few views from the hotel, the rooms, the villas and Patara.
Guest voices
Short selections from the official guest book. Quiet location, warm staff and an easy rhythm come up again and again.
Clean rooms, attentive staff and a central but secluded setting are the first things guests remember.
The shuttle service, easy beach returns and the team's constant help make the stay stand out.
Returning guests mention the relaxed pace, the breakfast and the tea-and-cake ritual at five.
Helpful advice, friendly staff and fair pricing are some of the clearest themes in the review book.
Reservation
Check-in, breakfast, Wi-Fi, parking and the key details around the hotel's 22 rooms before you arrive.