My family loved this hotel. Because I often stay in really good hotels, I was a little more picky. However it was a really good effort from a three star hotel that felt like four stars.

We had 2 interconnecting rooms. The were clean and practical with slippers and good toiletries including toothbrush and paste. Nice clean hot showers.

The reception staff were friendly. They were expecting our arrival and greeted us by name.

The foyer is welcoming but small with a tv and comfy lounge chairs.

The breakfast had the most variety of the six hotels we stayed in in Turkey. The kids loved it. I was happy - the coffee was good!

Parking was free and incredibly easy (right at the front door). There is a practical supermarket next door.

This hotel remains true to the culture & hospitality of its region. It is all about quality, from breakfast to rooms: Large, clean rooms, good breakfast and decent staff.
Main problem it is many floors are all mostly for smokers' and occasional loud music from outside.

We arrived in the afternoon and were welcomed by a very kind receptionist. He offered us advice on what sights to visit (we had only half a day) and how to get there. He also suggested us where to eat and what traditional dishes to order. The restaurant he suggested was indeed the best. He was very helpful with all the questions that we asked and they were many. Rooms are spacey and very clean. The bathroom looks like it's brand new, with clean towels and amenities. Breakfast was also amazing with local delicacies, both hot and cold, savoury and sweet options. Plus you could make your own Turkish coffee! It was a wonderful stay, very close to the airport. We will definitely visit this place again. Great value for money.

Only one drawback, due to personal preference. Curtains in the room are very thin, and although they have a roller curtain as well, light from the street still fills the room at night which disturbed my sleep a bit.