Hotel Gold Stone

Near the accommodation there was a shop and travel agency where we shopped daily, and we’re very grateful to Ömer for his kindness, friendliness, and good programs. I recommend it wholeheartedly! I’m a dual citizen, Russian/Magyar, and paid 30€ for Wi‑Fi for 7–8 days, but it only worked one day at my mom’s place, so I switched to an eSIM. I’d classify cola as a non‑alcoholic drink, which was paid for, while water and fruit juice were included in the all‑inclusive.

Kiszeljova·أمس

“I got exactly what I expected.”

I had read the reviews before the trip and knew what to expect; I was choosing between an apartment and a modest hotel, so I went with the latter because the sea was my priority and I barely stayed in the room. My mother, my 11‑year‑old child and I stayed 12 nights, arriving at 9:00 AM, and the manager Isa immediately sent us to breakfast and checked us in. We appreciated his attentiveness and care. The hotel is old and needs renovation, but it is clean throughout. Plumbing and AC worked, and there was space on the balcony to dry clothes and towels. Our room was cleaned on request. Beach towels aren’t provided and can’t be taken from the hotel, but you can buy one nearby for under $5. Staff are very friendly and responsive. The meal selection met my needs completely—I wasn’t expecting a huge buffet, but the food was always fresh and we were always full and satisfied. The path to the beach is about 500 m, which took us less than 5 minutes to walk. The entry into the sea is stony, so if walking on pebbles is uncomfortable, I recommend water shoes (though I personally enjoyed the natural foot massage!). The sea itself is clean and warm—we visited in late September, and the water temperature was 27–28 °C, with incredible views of the mountains from the water. A huge plus of this hotel is the absence of loud animation, discos, or noisy music; the music playing was always neutral and instrumental, without any Russian songs or drunk parties. Near the hotel, there are supermarkets, a nice promenade for walking, a cave, and a wild beach—definitely worth exploring for the beautiful views. The Lycian Way and Göynük Canyon are also close by. Wi‑Fi at the hotel was unreliable and sometimes stopped working (costs €2/day). I used a roaming package from my mobile provider, so I recommend securing a good roaming option beforehand if you need a stable connection. The hotel is old and needs renovation. The designated beach area is quite small, and some sun loungers are damaged. Beach maintenance could be improved; there is no dedicated staff member managing the loungers, so guests from other hotels sometimes take them. Unfortunately, many people smoke on the beach and leave cigarette butts in the sand.

Olena·منذ 4 أيام

For people who can appreciate the new‑rich western lifestyle, this place is wonderful. Rooms are modest but very clean. The pool and cafeteria are very aesthetic. Food is fresh and offers a wide variety. We got there by chance, but we’re grateful for the event. It’s a place where no one forbids you anything, where kids come for breakfast in pajamas, people sit for hours in the garden with a drink (no restrictions) playing their favorite games—this is paradise on earth in these times. If you can appreciate it, a symbolic amount of money will reward you with a great place and a wonderful, very hardworking, non‑rigid team. Grab a moment and enjoy the remnants of normality in this “modern” world. Though we could afford more luxurious conditions, I would gladly bring my friends to this place. It’s modest, clean, and extremely sentimental. Time stopped there, but in the best sense of the word ❤️

Emil·منذ أسبوع

“Aufgrund mangelnder Sauberkeit und schlechter Verpflegung war der Aufenthalt eine Enttäuschung, ich werde dieses Hotel n”

"Everything was wrong from start to finish! You don’t expect luxury from a 3‑star hotel, but a minimum level of hygiene and quality must be assumed—and that is entirely lacking here. Even when we entered the first (very strange) room, we were hit by an extremely unpleasant smell, and the worst thing was the state of cleanliness—there were literally foreign hairs everywhere. No sign of cleaning. Also a total disappointment gastronomically: the food selection was minimalist and the same thing was served every day. A hotel that should definitely be avoided."

Tutus·منذ أسبوع

“Stosunek jakości do ceny jest super! Polecam dla świadomych podróżników,którzy rozumieją kraj,zwyczaje i tradycje miejsc”

A typical Turkish hotel—not a 5‑star resort but a hotel where Turks rest. There are no evening animations or resort pomp, but it’s comfortable. The price‑quality ratio is great! I’ve slept in many Turkish hostels and small hotels—this one stands out for its very friendly service, openness to guests, and lack of pushy men, especially since I was on a solo trip. Room standards are modest but the bedding, towels are fresh and clean. A big plus is the tasty, classic cuisine and openness to guests—I was the only person who didn’t eat meat and they prepared fish for me. All‑inclusive is specific, meaning it’s not the classic understanding by Poles—you can eat and drink as much as you want but the main dish is one, each day different. Classic Turkish food, tasty but there aren’t several types of meals. A big plus is the possibility to choose a room from several available: the view from the window is wonderful, straight to the mountains. The host is friendly, non‑intrusive (at check‑in I received bottled water and a cup of Turkish coffee). Overall, I highly recommend this place, the price is surprisingly low :). There is a serious problem with the internet, for which you have to pay an additional 2 € per day—unfortunately this internet does not work :(. The host eventually shared his Wi‑Fi with me :)

Ilona·منذ أسبوع