Aska Sun Queen Beach Hotel

About Aska Sun Queen Beach Hotel

The Aska Sun Queen Beach Hotel is situated near the city center of Alanya directly on the beach of the village Konakli. It is situated splendid green areas hosting plants and colorful flowers. The resort consists of 18 three storey villas. all rooms have modern facilities and balconies. The hotels restaurant offers Turkish and International cuisine in pleasant surroundings. Dining The All-Inclusive archievements of the Hotel are breakfast lunch and dinner in each case in buffet form. Also you can enjoy a snack and in the afternoon coffee / tea and cake. In addition all local alcoholic and soft drinks are included between 1000 and 2400 oclock at the bars open in each case. Recreation The hotel disposes of a swimming pool with integrated child washbasin. On the beach and in the pool area deck chairs and sunshades are free there are editions against fee.

1. The former name of the city in Luwian / Etruscan language was Korakassa or Karakassa what city edge meant. The ancient trade route from the interior of Anatolia to the Mediterranean via Kawana led along a river valley to the south and went into Korakesion has long been used. The actual development of the city was in the Byzantine era when the castle again had special significance. The walls were about 80 towers and 150 bastions. The facility is excellent for a nice trip into the past. 2. Hamaxia the city in the village Elikesik 6 km northwest of Alanya is within the boundaries of the ancient Pamphylia region. Among the population it is known as Sinekkalesi. Strabo Geography of the famous ancient time tells about the city that they have a center of lumber for ship production and especially a city where there are particularly large cedar trees. It is believed that the city before the Roman period has been populated. Most are remnants from the Roman and Byzantine times. 3. Hamaxia the city in the village Elikesik 6 km northwest of Alanya is within the boundaries of the ancient Pamphylia region. Among the population it is known as Sinekkalesi. Strabo Geography of the famous ancient time tells about the city that they have a center of lumber for ship production and especially a city where there are particularly large cedar trees. It is believed that the city before the Roman period has been populated. Most are remnants from the Roman and Byzantine times. 4. Dim cave in 1998 opened for tourism. A convenient way runs through the 360-meter-long cave the average wide and high is about 10-15 m . To the both sides of the bridge to watch beautifully trained stalactites stalagmites macaroni and stalagmite flags this makes the commission of a special experience. The stalagmite education lasts even today. The Pamukkale - Salon at the northern end of the cave you can see extraordinarily beautiful sintered flowers while in the south of the grand salon a cave lake is spreading. 5. The former name of the city in Luwian / Etruscan language was Korakassa or Karakassa what city edge meant. The ancient trade route from the interior of Anatolia to the Mediterranean via Kawana led along a river valley to the south and went into Korakesion has long been used. The actual development of the city was in the Byzantine era when the castle again had special significance. The walls were about 80 towers and 150 bastions. The facility is excellent for a nice trip into the past. 6. Syedra is in the history in the 3rd Century BC occurred and is located 18 km from Alanya on the main road to Mersin. If some climbs to the summit which this city is built you will immediately forget the fatigue if you see the peninsula. The mans image which stands for Paris and the 3 girls images which stands for the 3 beauties of the mythology are made from mosaics. This shows us that the this city has made its own place in mosaic art. 7. From Alanya to Antalya and Konya from the Middle