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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Kargicak in Alanya

from £54 / night

£375–£600 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

The apartment echoes the art of living. The apartment offers Incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea, the Taurus Mountains and access to all the hotel services, (most of them complimentary) which altogether creates an unique and utterly exhilarating experience.

Gold City is a 5* holiday destination set in a stunning location east of Alanya, you must see it to believe it. This is one of the top holiday destinations in Europe.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Accommodation

Bedrooms: 1 king sized bed
1 twin room

Bathrooms: En suite to master
Bathroom with bath and shower.

Living Rooms: Living room with sofa bed and Chair. Cable TV with several UK/European channels as well as dining table for 4 persons. Kitchen is equipped with 2 hotplates hob, small oven/microwave, fridge, dishwasher etc.

Other: balcony with sea and/or mountain views

Further details outdoors:
1. Use of all the resorts communal pools ( which include Olympic pool ,Relax pool, 158 sqm Indoor heated pool, 9sqm Kids pool and 1,200 sqm Aquapark). All enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean and surrounding landscape.

2. Access to the private 15,000 sqm beach where you can relax under sun loungers and parasols. There is also a complimentary beach towel service. The Goldcity beach cafe serves light snacks.Watersports are available for hire. The beach is only 5 minutes from Goldcity and getting there is so easy on the complimentary Goldcity beach schuttle service ( available hourly throughout the day).

3. WIFI in the hotel lobby.

4. Use of the award winning Aqua Verde Spa and Wellness Centre's facilities. These include Hamam (turkish bath), Sauna, Steam Room, Jacuzzi, Shadirvan (turkish relaxing room), Tepidarium (heated marble loungers) and fitness room.

It is highly recommended that you compliment your visit and order a professional Turkish bath followed by a massage. The Spa will be able to discuss your particular requirements and tailor a programme to your needs. You will also find Yoga Centre, Hairdresser, Beautician and Fitness Trainer who are available for additional charge.

3. Kids Club with a dedicated Creche and Playground.

4. Day and Night Entertainment

5. Tennis. Individual tennis coaching is available for hire.

6. Access to the 24 Hour Reception and Guest Concierge via the villa's telephone (international calls can be made by request via Reception and are payable before departure).

7. Buggy rides to and from the villa to anywhere within Goldcity, just pick up the villa telephone and call Reception (at peak times this service can get busy and you may need to be patient).

8. Giant trampoline

9. Cinema

10. Satellite TV with 48 international channels

11. Scheduled Goldcity bus to Alanya (25 mins)

12. Fishing at the Goldcity lake (there may be an additional charge for hire of rods)

13. You can have total peace of mind with 24 hour Goldcity On-Site Security and CCTV. No one is allowed to enter Goldcity without invitation or without security clearance and this provides a very safe environment.

14. Villa Pool and garden maintenance. If you have any concerns about your private pool, please call Guest Relations from your villa and it will be taken care of.

The whole development is beautifully landscaped with flowering plants such as wisteria and oleander cascading around quiet brick set streets. Benches, pool bar areas and communal gardens are planted with fruit and flower trees and have superb views to the sea and the unspoilt Taurus mountains. All in a most luxurious but peaceful rural setting.

The facilities which the hotel offers in addition to the inclusive services are particularly impressive. They include 6 bars, 2 pubs and 8 resteraunts which offer a whole range of dining, from superb good value buffet breakfasts to japenese or turkish cuisine in the evening.

Of particular note is the romantic 360 degree Revolving Bar which is situated on the top of the 16th floor of the hotel and there is a superb nightclub and club bar within the hotels' lower floors.

The hotel has a reasonably priced supermarket providing most of your requirements at the villa.

A babysitting service is available through Guest Concierge and older kids will enjoy the games/billiard room

In addition,the Internet Cafe, Art Workshop in Ceramics and Craft, Bowling Alley and Ice Scating Rink particularly appeal to older children. If you have teenage children, Goldcity provides a secure environment for them to do their own thing.

Of particular interest are the developments expected to be ready for mid 2011, namely the 9 hole golf course on site at Goldcity

Further details

Providing welcome hamper/ provisions from Goldcity supermarket is £50 extra, please let us know what you would like.We recommend you purchase for example milk (UHT-due to the heat), eggs, yoghurt, cheese, butter, bread, fresh oranges (the kitchen is equipped with a citrus press) and loo roll.

We recommend that you bring with you your favouite ground coffee ( the kitchen has a small cafeteria ), teabags ( Turkish- English tea is not familiar), dishwasher tablets and washing machine gel sachets ( you will not need a large full box during your stay).

A refundable deposit of £200 is required for damage and breakages, returned within 21 days of your departure.

We accept cheques or bank transfers.

Conditions

25% is due 6 weeks prior to your arrival at the apartment. The remainder is due one week prior to arrival.

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Pool area

 

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Spacious Master Bedroom

 

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Common Area in apartment

 

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Kids Pool, see indoor adult pool below

The Mediterranean Coast region

Alanya is a city situated in the Mediterranean, in the eastern coast of Alanya Bay of the Anatolian Peninsula and its history dates back to the antiquity. However, the research done in Kadziini Cave, near the city centre, in 1957 showed that the first settlement in Alanya dated back to late Paleolitic Age 20 thousand years ago.

It is not yet known by whom or when Alanya was built. As a city, it first appeared in history during the antiquity. In the antique era Alanya was situated between the boundaries of Pamfilya and Kilikya, and was sometimes considered to be a city of Kilikya and sometimes a city of Pamfilya. Heredot states the people that lived in the region between Pamfilya and Kilikya one descendants of people who spread to Anatolia after the Trojon war.

The first historical name of Alanya is Coracesium. The person who mentioned the name of 'Coracesium' for the first time in history was 4th B.C. geographer Skylaks. At that time this region was under the invasion of the Persians.

After some time the city become an important centre for the Mediterranean pirates and got strong enough to resist the Roman navy and became a base of the frightening pirate of the Mediterranean: Dryphon. Although VII. Antiochus, the Selefki king of the Syrian region, conquered the city in 139 B.C.; Coracesium continued to be a home for the pirates for quite some time.

In 65 B.C., the city became a part of Rome after a naval attack by the Roman Commander, Magnus Pompelus. Following the collapse of Rome, the city went through the Byzantium era and had a new name; Kalonoros which means beautiful mountain, that was given by the sailors.

In the 7th century the city resisted the Arabian invasion by strengthening its walls. When the crusaders conquered Istanbul and established the Latin Empire instead of the Byzantium in 1204, one of the feudal lords, Kyr Vart, who benefited from the lack of authority in Anatolia, took the control of Kalonoros. In 1221, The Selcuk Sultan Alaaddin Keykubat, seized the control of the city that he had besieged for some time, without fighting against Kyr Vart, who surrendered.

Alaaddin Keykubat got married to Kyr Vart's daughter and had the city reconstructed and made it a winter capital city for the Selcuks. He gave the city, the name of Alanya after his own name. With its magnificent monuments and historical structure, Alanya, founded by Alaaddin Keykubat has been given the status of World Culture and Heritage nominee city by the United Nations science, culture and art institution; Unesco.

Alanya, which had its most brilliant era during the reign of Sultan Alaaddin Keykubat , began to be controlled by Karamanosullari principality whose centre was Konya, after the collapse of the Selcuk State in 1300. They made Alaiye a part of Memluk State in Egypt in 1427, in return for 5,000 golds.

Alaiye was made a part of the Ottoman Empire in 1471 by Gedik Ahmet Pasha, who was one of the commanders of Fatih, the Conqueror. The Ottomans made Alanya a part of Cyprus State in 1571 and then a part of the principality of Konya and finally that of Antalya in 1868 and in 1871 it became the administrative district of Antalya.

The city was given the name the name of Alanya in 1933 with the suggestion of Mustafa Kemal Atatirk, the founder of The Republic of Turkey. Alanya was an agricultural city, depending on the production of citrus fruits and bananas in the first half of the 20th century, whereas it became a centre of national tourism activities based on health due to the refreshing air of Damlatas Cave in 1950s.

The tourist movement of the city gained an international dimension, improving at a great pace with the help of its historical background and natural beauties. Today, Alanya is one of the biggest tourist centres of the Mediterranean with its capacity over 100 thousand beds used for tourists.

The most remarkable characteristic of Alanya is that the city centre has become a huge holiday resort where all kinds of services and goods are available. There are lots of options as for accommodation facilities, places for entertainment and shopping centres in Alanya and its vast beaches are here at your service without any payments, ensuring the quality of the International Blue Flag.

The Alanya / Kargicak area

Situated on the Turkish Riviera, which has 70 km of golden beaches and clear Mediterranean sea set against the beautiful Taurus Mountains.

Goldcity is a ground breaking luxurious resort covering an area of 175,000 sqm. It is set on and around a large hill. This gives it an exclusive rural setting, a welcome coolness in the summer compared to the coast just 5 minutes away. It also enjoys magnificent panoramic views of the mountains, sea and unspoilt rural Turkish countryside.

The closest City is Alanya, a popular seaside resort with all the lovely Turkish/Mediterranean food, bars and night-life you will need. The City is particularly keen that locals do not hassle visitors which is perhaps different from other Turkish resorts. The City has it`s own port which brings cruise liners and fishing boats to the pretty harbour. Boats can be hired here for fishing or site seeing along the coast.

It is reputed to enjoy turkeys' warmest climate and therefore longest season, with typically 320 days of sunshine per year. The sea is also warm for most of the year. The area is steeped in history and Alanya still has its medieval castle and castle walls which face the harbour, also worth a look.

On Thursdays and Fridays, Alanya holds a market near it`s Bus Station. Wonderful organic fresh fruit and vegetables are sold, often grown in the mountains and bursting with flavour.

Popular with locals and visitors is Dimcay, 35 minutes drive from Goldcity, where you can sit, eat and relax on traditional banquettes set on platforms over the coolness of a flowing river with a natural waterfall. You can also go for a swim between relaxing and eating.

How to get there

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Currently flights fly into Antalya and there is a 90min bus trip to the hotel complex. Transport is provided by the complex itself (charge applies, paid on departure@ €25 per person). However in 2010 it is expected that the new airport at Gazipasa will open which is only 20min away.

Budget Airlines flying from UK to Antalya include ThomasCook and Thomson.co.uk. Budget Airlines from Ireland are booked through Abbey Travel who use Onus Air.

Car hire is available through Goldcity and a car can be delivered to your villa. If you would like us to arrange car hire on your behalf please ask. The cost of car hire will be payable to Goldcity on check in.

Helicopter landing is available at the hotel.

Activities near Alanya

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Sep - Dec	1 Sep 12	1 Jan 13	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
Jan - Mar	1 Jan 13	1 Apr 13	350£ 350	-	-	1 Week
Apr - Jun	1 Apr 13	1 Jul 13	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
Jul - Aug	1 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	600£ 600	-	-	1 Week
Sep - Dec	1 Sep 13	1 Jan 14	375£ 375	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Transfer from Airport to Hotel are not included.

€200 deposit required, refunded 1 weeks after departure.

Price includes electricity and cleaning of room after departure.

Preferred payment is by cheque or bank draft.

Availability

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Availability notes:

The period marked"unknown" can be available if required.

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