Hi jayjay, I'm so sorry but I've been really busy and have had to sort out my accommodation for October. Each time I've thought about adding to this post I have known that I just didn't have enough time lol.
Anyway, firstly, yes I did indeed go on the boat trip run by Ramazan (apartment owner & Captain Jack!) and Cengiz (apartment manager and boat trip 2nd in command). One thing I will say is that they really don't push you about the trip. I think I was well into my 2nd week before Messi (best waiter and all round good guy) even mentioned that they had a boat!
It was 30tl which included collection & drop off, and a very nice lunch of bbq'd chicken, meatballs, pasta, salad & bread.
Drinks and snacks were extra (8tl small Efes, 3tl Magnum ice cream) but it was such a lovely day I never felt I'd been ripped off like I have on some AI trips that charge for everything on top anyway. In fact we even got a free drink on the way back

The trip visits 5 or 6 bays for swimming stops, plenty of time given, life jackets for the nervous or non-swimmers.
There was a stop off at Turunc on the way back which gave us 90 minutes for a wonder around (or just to stroll to the nearest bar and get a cold drink and watch the world go by as we did). Plenty of lovely staff around to help with anything you need. Toilets were clean all day. My only criticism of the whole day and it didn't affect me or my friends directly but there didn't seem to be enough sunbeds for the amount of people on the boat. My only advice is to make sure you get to the boat early'ish to get your beds although the minibus that collected us from the apartments got us there in plenty of time, I think we were the first ones aboard so we had first dibs lol.
So now to the bar/restaurant area. This is always kept meticulously clean (as are the toilets) by Messi, Ayhan Leon, Bilal and the rest of the (superb) staff. Table service is the norm for drinks and food but some people do like to sit at the bar so it's entirely up to you. The tables are always cleaned of clutter as soon as possible and I never once saw a dirty table cloth or table mat in 19 days there.
Large Efes was 6tl, Coke/Fanta etc the same, fresh fruit juice was 4tl, water 2tl.
Cocktails were BOGOF from evening until whenever (usually dawn with us lol), I think they ranged from 15tl-17tl and always good measures that you could taste actually contained the correct alcohol unlike some places.
The breakfast was 5tl for Full English (delicious), 7tl for Turkish (looked wonderful but I made my own). Tea/coffee is 6tl.
The rest of the menu varies between 5tl-11tl for snacks. I had a few breakfasts, chicken sandwich, bacon roll, lamb doner and chicken doner. Everything was fresh, tasty and very well presented. Great value for money with wonderful service.
Oh I almost forgot, their Turkish salad is absolutely wonderful!

There is also a mains menu that covers Turk cuisine, pizza, pasta, chicken, steak, fish etc (all looked lovely and seemed reasonably priced). They also have set menu's (chicken, pizza or pasta and a steak dinner). They run a tab system charged to your apartment number but they are quite happy if you want to settle up as you go along too.
I would pay up every 4 or 5 days and I can say that I was never charged for anything I hadn't had, in fact I'm sure there were a few ice creams left off the bill!
There is the usual entertainment on regular nights and a Turkish Night which was good value at 30tl.
I honestly never felt pressured to eat and drink there all day every day. I was on my own so it was lovely to feel relaxed and comfortable enough to spend time there but just as easy to go off in search of different bars and restaurants. There is no hard sell at all.
Now for the swimming pool, this will be brief (by my standards anyway, lol) as I really didn't spend much time in or around there at all as I usually stayed out of the sun although there are sun shades with the sunbeds but I preferred to sit in the bar/restaurant area so I could use my laptop. Oh!! there is free Wi-Fi and 2 desktops for general use but the signal isn't very strong at all so you can't get it by the pool or in the apartments. This actually wasn't too much of a problem because I found out the password to Deja Vu's Wi-Fi and that was strong enough for me to be able to access from my apartment

Getting back to the pool now, as I said there are shades, plenty of sunbeds and waiter service. The pool itself is average size I suppose although some may say it's on the small side. There is a separated shallow pool for little'uns but the main pool is all one depth. I don't know how deep it is but I'm only 5'4" and I didn't have to sink too deep before I could touch the bottom.
They are very strict with regard to the pool opening and closing times (8am-6pm I think) as this enables them to make sure it is cleaned and safe for use the next day.
No food or drink allowed around the pool other than what you have bought there but that's standard practise.
Directly opposite the apartments there is a small supermarket that covers all the basics which is open 24/7 and a unisex hair/beauty salon and Deja Vu is just a few units down the road on the same side as Prestij.
All staff are quite happy for you to buy your own food and drink to eat in your apartment, I wasn't made to feel awkward at all, for me it truly was self-catering with the added bonus of a lovely bar and restaurant to hand.
All in all I can't fault the owner, management and staff as along with new friends I made there, they made my holiday as fabulous as it was. The only reason I am not staying there in October is because they finish for the season the day before I arrive otherwise I'd be more than happy to book again.
AC is £5 per night as are the safes (located in reception). To keep your room on for an extra day (if they can) is £15.
I think that just about covers it all but please let me know if there's anything else you'd like to know as you're right, there really isn't a lot of info online and some reviews can be very alarming and (in my view) totally misleading.
When is it you are going, this year or next?
I'm sure you'll have a brilliant time anyway.
