Pamukkale·8.8
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The Apollon Garden Pamukkale hotel offers comfortable family rooms with private balconies and garden views, air-conditioning, and modern amenities. Located near Pamukkale Travertines and Hierapolis, it features a swimming pool, fitness centre, sun terrace, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi. Breakfast options include continental, American, and vegetarian cuisine, with local specialties and barbecue grill available.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The hotel offers good facilities for the price, and the breakfast is very tasty. There’s a pool and a large garden, so there’s plenty of space for kids and adults to relax comfortably. The bathrooms are very small and inconvenient. Being on a road, there’s a bit of street noise. If you don’t have a car, the location is a bit far from Pamukkale, which could be a hassle. Other than that, nothing particularly uncomfortable.
Sunbin·2周前
The staff are infinitely friendly, polite, and pleasant. Absolutely clean, with a fantastic kitchen. This family‑run hotel isn’t a Hyatt or Steigenberger, but if you’re looking for a solid, clean, and well‑maintained hotel in Pamukkale, you won’t want to miss this one. Yes, it’s on a main street, but the price‑value ratio is not only consistent but excellent. For us, it was the best pick during our week in Turkey.
Günther·2周前
Everything! Breakfast, the staff, the horses. Nothing else.
Edit·1个月前
Location. Nothing else.
Vincent·1个月前
Usually I can point out something positive, but this time I couldn’t find a single redeeming aspect; the stay is one to forget. The property looked nothing like the photos—we booked a bungalow assuming there were several, but it turned out to be the only one, with the adjacent unit used by staff. Four of us had to share a single bathroom that was only accessible from one of the two rooms, which is unacceptable. The sheets were covered in prickly beads, there was no top sheet, just a rough duvet cover that I’m not even sure had been changed. The bungalow reeked of sewage and had only a tiny chair outside. The place feels neglected, perhaps a relic of former glory now forgotten. There was no lighting in the bungalow area (forget the fairy lights in the pictures), and the restaurant seemed closed or reserved for the owners’ family. If you’re planning to use the pool, skip it—I wouldn’t have swum even under duress because it looked dirty, and the two kids there kept making it messier. The garden was miserable, with artificial grass and filthy sofas. I won’t even mention the horses kept in unclean boxes full of manure; in Italy I would have called animal protection. Breakfast was terrible, low‑quality fare I wouldn’t trust; I asked for a yogurt and the lady at the buffet, cigarette in hand, pretended not to understand. It’s essential to have a car because the hotel is outside the tourist zone, on a main road, so the constant roar of traffic is deafening even at night.
Annalisa·1个月前