Independent hotels in Yenipazar, Aydin

"Hotel staff was friendly. But parking was a nightmare. Very small room for three people. The free breakfast was not good. The front desk people doesn't speak English. Had to use google translate for everything. The room service pressed my husband'sjacket and shirt and that was nice. And did not charge us for it. Overall nice place. "

"Beautiful historic building...an oasis in the middle of the city.room very spacious but not too well thought out..shower room small. Lovely courtyard for breakfast."

"Alot of things exceeded expectations whilst we stayed here - Everything went smoothly - Had a great swim in the pool. The mountain views are beautiful. Breakfast was amazing - the eggs were cooked perfectly to request. The hotel is clean and new. Hotel design is high quality. We slept well for 3 nights, no disruptions. Would definitely come here again - Internet was super fast. "

"On first entering the room I was very impressed. In fact separate sleeping room to living area. V clean. Bed comfortable. Shower low in pressure but ok. Breakfast fine. However my husband and I were staying for my cataract removal at local hospital. After second night we thought my husband could return to work and I'd booked another night as single. The operation was not in morning as expected but afternoon. It was clear that my husband would need stay to support me. We passed reception on way...

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"Nice mainstream hotel with dining room and bar. Great! Breakfast buffet. Easy parking and a good stop if you are passing through on way to Ephesus. Tons of restaurants nearby "

"Very friendly front desk staff. Checked us in wrong bed type but quickly rectified. The pictures online are quite deceptive as rooms are tiny but clean and nice. Hotel is where all the Turkish airline pilots stay during their schooling so many single dudes milling around but all respectful. A little odd to me though in the middle of no where that there is a hotel with a massage parlor of all Southeast Asian women catering to a hotel full of Turkish men- doesn’t seem very culturally...

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