Kusadasi Hotels with Breakfast

This boutique hotel offers genuine hospitality and a perfect location. We’ve just had a 3-night stay at this property. It is a very small, family-run hotel, and the personal touch truly makes a difference. The owners are friendly and welcoming. Every morning started with a delicious, traditional Turkish breakfast. It is served in a quaint little courtyard that offers a peaceful, lovely atmosphere. Our room was quite small. However, it was completely adequate and functional for a short 3-night stay and featured good air conditioning.

Let me start with some positives - First the staff are friendly and attentive. The beach area is great with a nice bar. The location is easy to find opposite the Zeus cave entrance, and has a dolmus (minibus) that goes to kusadasi ever 30-40mins (cost 46tl (2024)). The cake selection is good as well, they may have someone who specialises in desserts on site. The negatives - The drink sizes are tiny, seriously tiny small plastic cups which I understand is to reduce wastage but as a guest I don't want to visit the bar area 2-3 times to quench my thirst. Note beer sizes appear decent so if you don't drink alcohol don't bother with here. - food wish alot the dishes are the same day in day out, I liked a few but still variety keeps customers happy. - entertainment is focused couples and the same thing over and over so lack variety here too. The staff truly do try. Overall I had more expectations, the hotel most probably needs better management as the staff appear eager to help.

One of the best hotels that we have stayed in. I really wished I had booked the sea facing room as the property has great balcony space for people to enjoy. The lounge is awesome and they have happy hours twice in a day. It's also close to first part of the markets with many restaurants easily accessible by foot. There is also an awesome Gym with a beautiful Hamam. We enjoyed the Hamam space that is so beautifully done. The breakfast spread is humongous and they have multiple fresh hot counters. They also have Starbucks onsite. I would come back for sure

The location of the hotel and the room view were very good, but the cleanliness of the rooms and the replenishment of toiletries needed more attention, and we should have reminded them to take care of this. Also, the breakfast menu was quite ordinary.

The rooftop has a swimming pool, the terrace has a great view, and the location is very close to Ladies' Beach. Parking is available right outside the door, and it's convenient to take the No. 5 minibus to the city center. The facilities are a bit basic, but we were only stopping for one night to see the Aegean Sea, so we couldn't expect too much at this price.

Many people only come to use the thermal pool from outside the hotel that makes it noisy and over crowded especially at the weekends. The staff at the reception is not very helpful and doesn't answer the questions in a friendly way. They denied the late checkout request even when the day after was Monday. Overall it's not worth staying there again. The food was decent and variety was great.

The staff were very friendly, both at the front desk and in the restaurant. When my room door wouldn't open, someone from the front desk came to help right away, and even though it was around 9pm, they called maintenance and quickly fixed it. The staff were faster and friendlier than any other hotel I've seen, and I was very satisfied. At the restaurant, I was greeted with a smile every morning, and they made me an omelet every day, which was delicious. I was also very satisfied with the variety of items on the buffet. I'd love to stay again!

The rooms are small, the facilities are basic, and the hotel feels a bit old; the price is relatively high compared to the facilities. The location is so-so, not by the sea, and overall, the value for money is not high.

The hotel is a few minutes from the ladies Beach. The room was quiet and small, but sufficient. There was delicious breakfast in a beautiful garden. In the bathroom the water did not run out of the shower, so the floor was always wet. The rooms were closed with a key, which was also for the electricity supply. It had to get out of the room door and could not open it quickly in the emergency.