Hotels near House of Thought and Literature

"Good service ,rooms nice but a bit old"

"Great experience overall! 😊"

"The room was fantastic and the staff was helpful and appropriate. The breakfast was god also."

"Short stay for a trip to Ephesus. The hotel is nice, clean and relatively new with regards to decor and furnishings. The staff were helpful. Good breakfast with hot and cold food options. We also ate at the hotel restaurant for dinner one evening and food was decent. The only negative is that my room was facing the main road so it could get noisy at night. My nephew used the pool which was clean and a good size. There is a little shop next to the hotel where it's possible to buy drinks and snacks as the hotel is not very walkable. I would recommend this hotel for a short stay."

"Some Staff were rude ,UNWELCOMING and careless👎, never apologized for their mistakes. We missed our Turkish dinner because of their booking error — no apology, no compensation. Reception didn’t even mention we could pay for early check-in until hours later. Most staff barely speak English and act annoyed when you ask anything. Buffet was the same dull food every day. Dirty plates, greasy reused cups at the bar — disgusting. For the price, this place is a joke. Definitely not worth it.👎👎👎"

"Otel yeniydi ve çok temizdi. İşletme sahipleri harika insanlar, her şeyi özenle hazırlamışlardı. Kahvaltısı çok çeşitli ve lezzetliydi. Sığacık’ta konaklayacak olursam kesinlikle yine burayı tercih edeceğim. "

"Void Urla beklentimin çok üzerinde bir deneyim sundu. Yol yorgunu misafirlerini kahve ve sıcacık bir sohbetle sarıp sarmalaması, odalardaki özen, temizlik, özgün ve yaratıcı tasarımlar, sürdürülebilirliği düşünen detaylar, mekan önerileri, konfor her şey mükemmeldi. Otelin konumu, her yere yakın oluşu ama aynı zamanda huzur ve sessizlik sunması da çok iyiydi. Kesinlikle tavsiye ederim. "

"Really lovely hotel but we went at a very quiet time of year (April) so there was not much to do and many of the bars, restaurants and other facilities were closed."