A new five-star Turkish hotel and meeting facilities, NG Hotels Phaselis Bay, is preparing to welcome guests for the first time in April 2021. As the largest new project of its type in Kemer, near Antalya, Phaselis Bay offers modern facilities blended with nature across a 408-room lifestyle resort. There are 17 room categories and seven four-bedroom villas, each with its own private pool and garden. NG Phaselis Bay Main Hall can be set up to accommodate 150-300 delegates and two additional conference spaces can host 40-65 people. For more intimate gatherings, from 15-30 people, there are also designated meeting rooms available. VIP transfers include arrival by yacht and team-bonding options include canyon hikes, a zipline experience, yoga and Turkish cookery workshops. An outdoor terrace can host cocktail receptions for up to 100 guest, with entertainment available late into the evening. Sales and marketing director Mr Mutlu Sagsozlu tells CMW: “We envisage that MICE will represent a large part of the operation at NG Phaselis Bay, so it is an important element for us. “Great care and attention is taken to provide a personalised service for each event or conference with dedicated planners to guide the process from start to finish.” The Aliva Spa at NG Phaselis Bay covers 3,250 sqm.
NG Hotels Phaselis Bay to offer new 5-star meetings base in Kemer, Antalya, from April
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