Lal Hotel Bursa

Excellent emplacement et très bon accueil !

Anne-laure·Il y a 3 jours

“Konum ve otopark için tercih edilebilir”

Konumu çok iyiydi. Çalışanlar yardımcı oldu. Otopark olması önemli bir avantaj ama giriş çıkış biraz problemli. Odaların temizliği iyiydi ancak oda esyalari ve genel donanımlar eskiydi. Büyükanne evi gibi bir konfor sunuyor, daha fazlasını beklerdim

Fatih·Il y a une semaine

Location and price. Very noisy hotel you can hear your neighbors and street car it was annoying

عبدالرزاق·Il y a une semaine

La calidad de la habitación, la entrada discreta, la tranquilidad, la cercanía al Bazar y a la avenida principal. El desayuno es escaso

Guillermo·Il y a une semaine

“Quaint charm in an ideal location”

I'm always amazed at people who pick the lowest price property and then complain because it's not like the Ritz. I loved this place… Just about everything about it. I was in a former house that had been annexed to the hotel… It was absolutely lovely… wood floors and ceilings, a beautiful staircase and living areas. There was something like a porch with a couple of tables on it or you could sit and smoke or have your coffee or whatever, and even inside the house on the other floors there were central areas with very nice tables. It was almost like a boutique hotel with period furniture. Just about two blocks down, the hill was the grand mosque, and the huge bazaar with all its various specialty areas… Silk, cloth, antiques, silver, and then the huge vegetable and fruit and meat and fresh market. Also downhill and just about three blocks was the bus stop for bus 38, which went directly to the large bus station outside of town. In the next block, there were two grocery stores, and they were restaurants everywhere along the streets. It was such a convenient place to be. The beds were comfortable, there was an air-conditioning unit which also had heating involved, and a warming unit in the bathroom, although it wasn't cold enough to be working. The staff was over the top, nice and helpful, and a living area has some antiques in it, which I thought was very charming, as well as the guy who came on to work at night. There was a small fridge in the room, which was nice, and across the street, there was actually a place where you could buy beer and possibly wine or other hard liquor, but I didn't check. I asked for a first floor room, so my windows looked right out on the parking lot and I had to keep the blinds closed for privacy. But on the upper floors, you wouldn't need to do that. And the breakfast was a prepackaged plate with several items on it, and the one time I ate it, it seemed to be left over from the day before. For the price I paid for the hotel, I really didn't mind at all. And my room didn't quite have enough lighting, especially in one corner, but part of that is due to the fact that everything is dark wood so it absorbed any light that was there

Anny·Il y a 2 semaines