a small, insanely cozy hotel with 2 swimming pools, where a couple of people bathe at the height of the day. the buffet is small. the rooms are cozy. quiet and peaceful. there is something to do - great chess, ping-pong and billiards, tennis - all for free. The hotel only works on the breakfast-dinner system, but this is for the best.
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a small, insanely cozy hotel with 2 swimming pools, where a couple of people bathe at the height of the day. the buffet is small. the rooms are cozy. quiet and peaceful. there is something to do - great chess, ping-pong and billiards, tennis - all for free. The hotel only works on the breakfast-dinner system, but this is for the best. because in Bodrum there are places to go. we arrived there after the Viking Star hotel in Kemer and Royal Azarlik in Bodrum, and we were simply surprised. I understood why rich people do not choose luxury hotels with an ultra-all inclusive system.
but that's not the point. walk from the hotel to the bus stop for two minutes. take a dolmush, pay 2 lira - and you are in the very center of Bodrum! what a gorgeous city. European... this is not Kemer, where it is full of Russians, corn and dirt. during those four days I never heard Russian speech, and it was very pleasant. chic Turkish cuisine, an abundance of small shops, a beautiful fortress and an archaeological museum in it - this is where you must definitely go. in Bodrum you can take a wide variety of excursions - to Greece on the island of Kos (if you have a Schengen), to Ephesus, Pamukkale, you can take diving or rafting - in a word, there is something to do. We took an excursion to Ephesus - and were very pleased.
Guys, do not be afraid that there are no reviews about the hotel - go boldly. There are simply no Russians : )
but that's not the point. walk from the hotel to the bus stop for two minutes. take a dolmush, pay 2 lira - and you are in the very center of Bodrum! what a gorgeous city. European... this is not Kemer, where it is full of Russians, corn and dirt. during those four days I never heard Russian speech, and it was very pleasant. chic Turkish cuisine, an abundance of small shops, a beautiful fortress and an archaeological museum in it - this is where you must definitely go. in Bodrum you can take a wide variety of excursions - to Greece on the island of Kos (if you have a Schengen), to Ephesus, Pamukkale, you can take diving or rafting - in a word, there is something to do. We took an excursion to Ephesus - and were very pleased.
Guys, do not be afraid that there are no reviews about the hotel - go boldly. There are simply no Russians : )
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