Artemis Yörük Otel Old Town Pamukkale Reviews

Hosts is really helpful. Noce complementary breakfast. He is so helpful in arranging things

The hotel is really nice. Hotel room was worth the price. We are on road trip and we had a good stop this hotel is right below pamukale in the busy street full of restaurants Owner was really warm and welcoming.

It was a good stay. Best part of Hotel was staff. They wew very friendly and helpful.

1. Evaluation based on objective facts: 1. The room is small, about 7-8 square meters, with only one bed and no wardrobe, table, stool and other furniture. See Figure 3. 2. The TV hanging on the wall and the iPhone Compare the dimensions, see Figure 5. 3. When pressing the remote control switch of the air conditioner, nothing happens, see Figure 6. 4. The keyhole of the bathroom is opposite, see Figure 7. 5. The corner of the corridor on the second floor, see Figure 8. . 6. The fallen leaves that have not been cleaned up in the courtyard on the second floor, see Figure 9. 7. The perspective of the door downstairs from the second floor, see Figure 10. 8. There is WiFi, it is very stuck, and the video cannot be played normally, and it keeps spinning, see Figure 11- 12. 2. Based on subjective value evaluation: 1. Checking in the room in the morning and checking out in the evening without staying overnight is equivalent to an hourly room. The boss can also sell it to other passengers at night. Should the boss take advantage? 2. The purpose of opening a room is only to store backpacks and take a shower. Single rooms are only for one person to occupy, and there is no limit for one person to take a shower, right? 3. The boss said that other people have to pay for bathing. The total charge for everyone is more expensive than the room rate for one night. Is tap water in Turkey so expensive? Or are you robbing the Chinese people because they think they are stupid and have too much money?

The service is particularly good, helping you with parking, recommending restaurants, and telling you how to play Pamukkale - it's best to enter through the south gate, which closes at 11pm. Pour hot water for tea.

This town is not big, and is still a bit far away from the city. The only attractions worth seeing are Pamukkale and the ruins of the ancient town. It can be said to be a tourist town. The hotel is right in the center of the small village, five minutes away from anywhere. It's very convenient to get there by car. The boss is very enthusiastic and provides additional services such as hot air balloons. The room facilities are relatively simple and there is no hot water kettle, but it is large with a balcony, a beautiful swimming pool, and a large yard where you can sit and relax. The most important thing is that it is only a ten-minute walk from the entrance of Pamukkale Scenic Area. There are restaurants at the door. The breakfast is traditional Turkish style. There are many kinds of things but the taste is average.

This is not a 4 star hotel and is a little tired, and nor is breakfast anything to shout about. It is basic, however it is a charming hotel with nice character and fine for the price when there is hot water. It’s ok for a short stay and we enjoyed our stay there, and would recommend it to likeminded people without luxury expectations. It’s fairly clean and pleasant, the rooms spacious and the beds comfortable. It’s central and so close to everything, and the manager ‘Turgai’ was very helpful.

The hotel is very well located, so close to one of the entrance to Hierapolis. The host was incredible, very welcoming and friendly. We went to visit Hierapolis and he allowed us to check out at 1 pm. So, we can have a shower after visiting the place. The room was comfortable. This is a place that you want to stay!

Our tour agency booked this 'hotel' for 4 hours for us to freshen up as we only arrived in Pammukale at 6am after a 10 hour bus ride from Cappadocia. IT'S NOT A HOTEL IT'S A HOSTEL. Check in was really fast but the carpets in the corridors and bedrooms were stained. It was 9 degrees that morning and all we wanted was a hot relaxing shower - except there was no hot water! Our room had 2 single beds which looked like the bed stand was made by someone with left over wood and as soon as my husband sat down on the bed we heard a crack and the next thing we knew, the bed was broken. The mirror was broken and some lights didn't even work. The worst of all is that they had 3 Tripadvisor Approved certificates on the reception wall, most people commented about this as we all said we usually trust the Trip Advisor stickers and certificates. I got the idea that they printed one out for themselves. On the plus side, the room had a big balcony. Pammukale is a must see but find somewhere else to stay!

The Artemis Yoruk is run by a very friendly and available Australian-Turkish couple. It is well located in Pamukkale, although the village is pretty small. As few people were staying at the hotel during our stay, they upgraded us to a very large room, which was nice. The bathroom was dirty and the shower did not always have hot water. The hotel has a pool, which was a welcome sight given how hot it can be in Turkey. Unfortunately, it did not seem very clean, as there seemed to be no filter. The pool is located in a nice central courtyard. The breakfast was quite good and the hosts were incredibly friendly and gracious. All in all, this is a pretty good hotel, which could however be cleaned a bit more.

First, I heard turnover is slightly on the high side - employees who tries hard with solo female travellers are sent away. So I reckon it depends on luck whether or not you meet nice people during your visit. Mine was awesome. The person running the hotel, the boys who couldnt speak English, the kitchen head, the dudes from the bus company across... they all put me at ease. I was sick and the staff offered to prepare hot honey water for me. The whole place is a tad old yes. But location was good - about 5mins walk from the attraction. I found this place from my lonely planet book so I never read any reviews online before heading there. The rooms, towels etc as described by the others were kinda true, but it was good bargain. There were mosquitoes and coming from South East Asia, I hate to say but its impossible to avoid them unless you buy yourself a repellent. I stayed in the twin room but also saw the dorm and they all look ok to me. Pool was a tad dirty and I made known to them. With the heat in summer, I was still using the pool so it was not disgusting to speak of. Breakfast was so-so but dinner was lovely. You pay 15TL and you get a piece of meat and free-flow sides. I'm sure you can pay a bit more for more meat. It would have cost about the same outside but fortunately it tasted sooo good. I heard the kitchen head and chef were new. Pamukkale is a very touristy place and most people stay for a night or two. Being a small town with nothing much to do, I appreciate the hospitality very much! I believe this place is good if you do not set expectation a tad too high.

This place is such a disaster. First, they tell you when you check in that they don't take credit, but took a card after we argued with them and charged 2.85 euro for converting it. Room heinous and dirty, will opened soap on bed and mismatched towels, filled with hundreds of mosquitoes and AC didn't work, and when we asked for a room change they said "mosquitoes are unavoidable." Creepy dude came to check room ac and on our way I noticed a cockroach the size of my thumb. Like whole thumb, not just to first knuckle. When I pointed it out he laughed and said "oh my god, a bug! A bug!" No lights in hallway, very creepy, felt unsafe. I don't know what your other options are, but this one sure shouldn't be it.

Stayed at the hotel in a transit exchange of bus and driver. The owner is very warm in welcoming us. He looks like a very happy person with three daughters, one working here when we stayed. The hotel looks very clean and tidy. And it’s located right under the thermal pool and a short walk around the corner. I would definitely recommend to my friends.

The staff was so kind and attentive. We were sitting in the lobby waiting for our tour group to pick us up and they offered complimentary tea and coffee while we waited. Those little details make you feel right at home.