The architecture of the hotel was stunning. The rooms and the property were all very clean and well maintained. However, there is so much more potential to this hotel than being used. For example, there were two big TVs in our room, neither one of them were connected to the Internet and was not possible to connected to the Internet. Therefore, they only had three channels on each of the TVs and we could not watch anything in our room, except for using our own phones.
The staff could not speak English, except for one person who was not there all the time. The breakfast and dinner were included in our stay, but since nobody spoke English, we had no idea what was on the menu and had to be taken by surprise. At the checkout, we were told that we have to pay for some coffees that we ordered for our breakfast. Had someone been able to speak English, they would’ve explained to us that the coffee is extra. And it was not cheap. They charged us 390 Turkish lira for one coffee.
Another flaw was the bathroom and shower which were in an open space and every time somebody would take a shower, the entire floor of toilet and the toilet itself would get wet. The toilet was black and I personally I’m not comfortable with black toilets because I don’t know how clean it is. There was no AC in the room, but there was a fan. We stayed here for two nights and one of the nights. It was really warm in the room.
Overall, a good stop place for lunch or coffee, but not an overnight place