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Sianji Well-Being Resort
4.1/566 Reviews

Sianji Well-Being Resort

Gumusluk|2.15km from city centre
Hotel Location is very nice , An ambiance in the hotel is very beautiful. I entered in the hotel back to back two days.The staff in the lobby bar, reception and generally around me were smiling thats makes the guest happy but I would like to share my experience in Elani restaurant .On daily entrance card was open some amount for spend in the hotel for f&b.second day I decide to use it in elani restaurant. They brought me the Qr menu. The staff there for daily entrance guests are not attantive and especially respectful what made me upset. I decided to order which one was same price as my rest daily entrance card limit. I ordered and after when I decided to went on the beach one person from the staff stoped me and told me that there is rest amount that I should pay. I was confused (its not about money its about behavior) i just ask to understand price difference (which is not big amount for anyone). When i asked why menu price and the bill is not same he start to getting nervous and he told me ,,- if you don't pay , i will pay for you -no problem “with angry face for underestimated me , it was wrong action front of the guest and he can not realise unfortunately:)He destroyed my mood and day . What I am trying to share is that this beautiful and amazing hotel was nice experience for me just some staff need to training more and learn how to respect the guest.Because this one person the hotel and another nice people is not deserving low corse . Still 5 stars from me ..
Crystal Hotel Bodrum
2.6/552 Reviews

Crystal Hotel Bodrum

Gumusluk|2.72km from city centre
With a stay at Golden Age Crystal Bodrum - All inclusive in Bodrum, you'll be near the bay, within a 10-minute drive of Yalikavak Marina and Gümüşkaya Plajı. This upscale property is 13.7 mi (22 km) from Bitez Beach and 14.3 mi (23 km) from Bodrum Marina.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. After dipping into one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools, you can spend some time at the private beach. This property also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge). The complimentary beach shuttle makes getting to the surf and sand a breeze.This property is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Grab a bite to eat at one of the property's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Relax with a refreshing drink at the beach bar, the poolside bar, or one of 5 bars/lounges.Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 167 air-conditioned rooms featuring free minibar items and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

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Metin's Gumusluk
3.9/53 Reviews

Metin's Gumusluk

Gumusluk|0.04km from city centre
I discovered Metin Hotel via Google whilst looking for a hotel in Gumusluk. The price I found online was 380 lira for one night. I contacted the hotel directly and queried about it (as I prefer to communicate and book directly with the hotel rather than through a booking site so all the money goes to them). I was quoted an absurd 1,200 lira. I sent the hotel a screenshot of the price I found online and they said it was for April only, the prices were different for May. OK, peak season so price increases. But more than triple? I asked if they would consider keeping it 380/night for three nights as the first night I wanted to book fell in April and was the start of my booking. The person replied 'bespoke' with a laughing face. I found this incredibly rude as it was a reasonable request that they could have politely declined instead of taking the mick out of me. Two days later, I visited Gumusluk and coincidentally ended up at Metin while looking for a cafe for a small snack. I asked for the menu and this oldish guy with brown teeth said the menu was in his head and I can request anything I like. I told him I wanted something small, just a snack, not dinner as it was too early. We looked at some pictures online and then eventually I said small pastry with minced meat and potatoes and lemonade to drink. Food took ages to come, think I waited around 25 mins. During that time, I asked if the guy knew of any good hotels nearby for the next few nights. He said this was a hotel, pointing to my right where there were rooms on the above level. I learned that I was at Metin Hotel and felt uncomfortable due to the WhatsApp communication two days earlier. The guy offered to show me a room which I accepted and as we were going up the stairs, he said I had spoken to his receptionist a couple of days ago, so he already knew who I was. I felt embarrassed and wanted to leave but the food was already being made. The man showed me the room - it was alright, nothing wow. And then he quoted me a 'special price' just for me at $230 for three nights. What. A. Joke. I've been travelling through Turkey for two months now and have stayed in some very nice hotels - much better than the room this guy offered. And they were all reasonablly priced. The most I paid for a modern hotel room including breakfast was £31/night. I told him it was out of my budget and that was the end of our conversation. The food arrived and I suddenly felt awkward. I had a feeling he was going to rip me off with the price. Nonetheless, I thought I had to go through the motions, eat and pay whatever he charged me as it's tacky arguing over the bill. While the food had obviously been cooked fresh, the meat tasted weird. Like it was old meat that had been left in the fridge for a little too long and was only being cooked now. When it was time to pay, the guy charged me 125 liras. I told him it was very expensive for two small pastry rolls and a lemonade, and that's usually how much I spend on a whole me

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Gümüşlük Limanı Plajı

Metin's Gumusluk
3.9/53 Reviews

Metin's Gumusluk

Gumusluk|0.77km from Gümüşlük Limanı Plajı
I discovered Metin Hotel via Google whilst looking for a hotel in Gumusluk. The price I found online was 380 lira for one night. I contacted the hotel directly and queried about it (as I prefer to communicate and book directly with the hotel rather than through a booking site so all the money goes to them). I was quoted an absurd 1,200 lira. I sent the hotel a screenshot of the price I found online and they said it was for April only, the prices were different for May. OK, peak season so price increases. But more than triple? I asked if they would consider keeping it 380/night for three nights as the first night I wanted to book fell in April and was the start of my booking. The person replied 'bespoke' with a laughing face. I found this incredibly rude as it was a reasonable request that they could have politely declined instead of taking the mick out of me. Two days later, I visited Gumusluk and coincidentally ended up at Metin while looking for a cafe for a small snack. I asked for the menu and this oldish guy with brown teeth said the menu was in his head and I can request anything I like. I told him I wanted something small, just a snack, not dinner as it was too early. We looked at some pictures online and then eventually I said small pastry with minced meat and potatoes and lemonade to drink. Food took ages to come, think I waited around 25 mins. During that time, I asked if the guy knew of any good hotels nearby for the next few nights. He said this was a hotel, pointing to my right where there were rooms on the above level. I learned that I was at Metin Hotel and felt uncomfortable due to the WhatsApp communication two days earlier. The guy offered to show me a room which I accepted and as we were going up the stairs, he said I had spoken to his receptionist a couple of days ago, so he already knew who I was. I felt embarrassed and wanted to leave but the food was already being made. The man showed me the room - it was alright, nothing wow. And then he quoted me a 'special price' just for me at $230 for three nights. What. A. Joke. I've been travelling through Turkey for two months now and have stayed in some very nice hotels - much better than the room this guy offered. And they were all reasonablly priced. The most I paid for a modern hotel room including breakfast was £31/night. I told him it was out of my budget and that was the end of our conversation. The food arrived and I suddenly felt awkward. I had a feeling he was going to rip me off with the price. Nonetheless, I thought I had to go through the motions, eat and pay whatever he charged me as it's tacky arguing over the bill. While the food had obviously been cooked fresh, the meat tasted weird. Like it was old meat that had been left in the fridge for a little too long and was only being cooked now. When it was time to pay, the guy charged me 125 liras. I told him it was very expensive for two small pastry rolls and a lemonade, and that's usually how much I spend on a whole me

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Karakaya Köyü Cami

Metin's Gumusluk
3.9/53 Reviews

Metin's Gumusluk

Gumusluk|1.09km from Karakaya Köyü Cami
I discovered Metin Hotel via Google whilst looking for a hotel in Gumusluk. The price I found online was 380 lira for one night. I contacted the hotel directly and queried about it (as I prefer to communicate and book directly with the hotel rather than through a booking site so all the money goes to them). I was quoted an absurd 1,200 lira. I sent the hotel a screenshot of the price I found online and they said it was for April only, the prices were different for May. OK, peak season so price increases. But more than triple? I asked if they would consider keeping it 380/night for three nights as the first night I wanted to book fell in April and was the start of my booking. The person replied 'bespoke' with a laughing face. I found this incredibly rude as it was a reasonable request that they could have politely declined instead of taking the mick out of me. Two days later, I visited Gumusluk and coincidentally ended up at Metin while looking for a cafe for a small snack. I asked for the menu and this oldish guy with brown teeth said the menu was in his head and I can request anything I like. I told him I wanted something small, just a snack, not dinner as it was too early. We looked at some pictures online and then eventually I said small pastry with minced meat and potatoes and lemonade to drink. Food took ages to come, think I waited around 25 mins. During that time, I asked if the guy knew of any good hotels nearby for the next few nights. He said this was a hotel, pointing to my right where there were rooms on the above level. I learned that I was at Metin Hotel and felt uncomfortable due to the WhatsApp communication two days earlier. The guy offered to show me a room which I accepted and as we were going up the stairs, he said I had spoken to his receptionist a couple of days ago, so he already knew who I was. I felt embarrassed and wanted to leave but the food was already being made. The man showed me the room - it was alright, nothing wow. And then he quoted me a 'special price' just for me at $230 for three nights. What. A. Joke. I've been travelling through Turkey for two months now and have stayed in some very nice hotels - much better than the room this guy offered. And they were all reasonablly priced. The most I paid for a modern hotel room including breakfast was £31/night. I told him it was out of my budget and that was the end of our conversation. The food arrived and I suddenly felt awkward. I had a feeling he was going to rip me off with the price. Nonetheless, I thought I had to go through the motions, eat and pay whatever he charged me as it's tacky arguing over the bill. While the food had obviously been cooked fresh, the meat tasted weird. Like it was old meat that had been left in the fridge for a little too long and was only being cooked now. When it was time to pay, the guy charged me 125 liras. I told him it was very expensive for two small pastry rolls and a lemonade, and that's usually how much I spend on a whole me

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İbrahim Cakıcı Halı Sahası

Metin's Gumusluk
3.9/53 Reviews

Metin's Gumusluk

Gumusluk|1.75km from İbrahim Cakıcı Halı Sahası
I discovered Metin Hotel via Google whilst looking for a hotel in Gumusluk. The price I found online was 380 lira for one night. I contacted the hotel directly and queried about it (as I prefer to communicate and book directly with the hotel rather than through a booking site so all the money goes to them). I was quoted an absurd 1,200 lira. I sent the hotel a screenshot of the price I found online and they said it was for April only, the prices were different for May. OK, peak season so price increases. But more than triple? I asked if they would consider keeping it 380/night for three nights as the first night I wanted to book fell in April and was the start of my booking. The person replied 'bespoke' with a laughing face. I found this incredibly rude as it was a reasonable request that they could have politely declined instead of taking the mick out of me. Two days later, I visited Gumusluk and coincidentally ended up at Metin while looking for a cafe for a small snack. I asked for the menu and this oldish guy with brown teeth said the menu was in his head and I can request anything I like. I told him I wanted something small, just a snack, not dinner as it was too early. We looked at some pictures online and then eventually I said small pastry with minced meat and potatoes and lemonade to drink. Food took ages to come, think I waited around 25 mins. During that time, I asked if the guy knew of any good hotels nearby for the next few nights. He said this was a hotel, pointing to my right where there were rooms on the above level. I learned that I was at Metin Hotel and felt uncomfortable due to the WhatsApp communication two days earlier. The guy offered to show me a room which I accepted and as we were going up the stairs, he said I had spoken to his receptionist a couple of days ago, so he already knew who I was. I felt embarrassed and wanted to leave but the food was already being made. The man showed me the room - it was alright, nothing wow. And then he quoted me a 'special price' just for me at $230 for three nights. What. A. Joke. I've been travelling through Turkey for two months now and have stayed in some very nice hotels - much better than the room this guy offered. And they were all reasonablly priced. The most I paid for a modern hotel room including breakfast was £31/night. I told him it was out of my budget and that was the end of our conversation. The food arrived and I suddenly felt awkward. I had a feeling he was going to rip me off with the price. Nonetheless, I thought I had to go through the motions, eat and pay whatever he charged me as it's tacky arguing over the bill. While the food had obviously been cooked fresh, the meat tasted weird. Like it was old meat that had been left in the fridge for a little too long and was only being cooked now. When it was time to pay, the guy charged me 125 liras. I told him it was very expensive for two small pastry rolls and a lemonade, and that's usually how much I spend on a whole me

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Top rated hotels in Gumusluk

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Vega Aparts
3.8/527 Reviews
The property consists of 180 units, from which 90 are active. It is like a small town on the hill, descending to the swimming pool with a bar and restaurant (where the breakfast and other meals served), and from there an elevator leads down to the sea side with a side bar. The is no sand shore and you have jump into the deep sea though. The service is great, great staff, very friendly and helpful by all means. The room cleaning service is perfect and you are provided with a super clean and fresh room every day. The pool and its surrunding is great, with an extra ordinary view. Of course this view is available from every single suite. Without overlooking eachothers though. And it's a great advantage, enjoying the sea view from the own balcony. Due to its nature (separate villas in a vast area) of course the internet is provided in limited areas. This is the only problem probably. The rest is perfect. It could be a dream trip!
Liman Hotel Gumusluk- Adult Only
4.5/533 Reviews
Beautiful boutique hotel at the heart of Gümüşlük. I have stayed at this hotel in 07/23 on high season and in 10/23 on off season. Hotel is clean and decorated beautifully. Owners and staff are very helpful and kind. They create the feeling that you are at home away from home. The rooms with balcony are just awesome. You have a view to the Gümüşlük’s colourful restaurants and to the little village harbour. Dawns and sunsets are magnificent in this place and you can follow those from your balcony. On October I stayed one night at the standard room. Room was nice but to have a great experience I recommend the room with balcony and sea view. Breakfast is good and it’s served at the hotel’s gorgeous terrace upstairs. The beach is nearby, it’s very basic but cosy. Restaurants by the beach offer sunbeds and services. At the local beach where I stayed are often families with their portable camping chairs.
Sianji Well-Being Resort
4.1/566 Reviews
Hotel Location is very nice , An ambiance in the hotel is very beautiful. I entered in the hotel back to back two days.The staff in the lobby bar, reception and generally around me were smiling thats makes the guest happy but I would like to share my experience in Elani restaurant .On daily entrance card was open some amount for spend in the hotel for f&b.second day I decide to use it in elani restaurant. They brought me the Qr menu. The staff there for daily entrance guests are not attantive and especially respectful what made me upset. I decided to order which one was same price as my rest daily entrance card limit. I ordered and after when I decided to went on the beach one person from the staff stoped me and told me that there is rest amount that I should pay. I was confused (its not about money its about behavior) i just ask to understand price difference (which is not big amount for anyone). When i asked why menu price and the bill is not same he start to getting nervous and he told me ,,- if you don't pay , i will pay for you -no problem “with angry face for underestimated me , it was wrong action front of the guest and he can not realise unfortunately:)He destroyed my mood and day . What I am trying to share is that this beautiful and amazing hotel was nice experience for me just some staff need to training more and learn how to respect the guest.Because this one person the hotel and another nice people is not deserving low corse . Still 5 stars from me ..
Oda Bodrum Gumusluk
4.2/513 Reviews
The hotel is only 10 minutes walk from Silver Beach, which serves as a wonderful small bedroom, with wonderful clean rooms and the beautiful restaurants there. He deserves 10 out of 10 with both location and price performance and clean rooms, thank you very much for everything!!!
Benjamin Otel Gumusluk
4.1/52 Reviews
Thanks for everything. We have had a peaceful holiday thanks to the cleaning of the rooms, the beauty of the location, the good intention of the hotel owners and employees, helpfulness. If our path falls to Silver, we will not fear to stay here again.
Metin's Gumusluk
3.9/53 Reviews
I discovered Metin Hotel via Google whilst looking for a hotel in Gumusluk. The price I found online was 380 lira for one night. I contacted the hotel directly and queried about it (as I prefer to communicate and book directly with the hotel rather than through a booking site so all the money goes to them). I was quoted an absurd 1,200 lira. I sent the hotel a screenshot of the price I found online and they said it was for April only, the prices were different for May. OK, peak season so price increases. But more than triple? I asked if they would consider keeping it 380/night for three nights as the first night I wanted to book fell in April and was the start of my booking. The person replied 'bespoke' with a laughing face. I found this incredibly rude as it was a reasonable request that they could have politely declined instead of taking the mick out of me. Two days later, I visited Gumusluk and coincidentally ended up at Metin while looking for a cafe for a small snack. I asked for the menu and this oldish guy with brown teeth said the menu was in his head and I can request anything I like. I told him I wanted something small, just a snack, not dinner as it was too early. We looked at some pictures online and then eventually I said small pastry with minced meat and potatoes and lemonade to drink. Food took ages to come, think I waited around 25 mins. During that time, I asked if the guy knew of any good hotels nearby for the next few nights. He said this was a hotel, pointing to my right where there were rooms on the above level. I learned that I was at Metin Hotel and felt uncomfortable due to the WhatsApp communication two days earlier. The guy offered to show me a room which I accepted and as we were going up the stairs, he said I had spoken to his receptionist a couple of days ago, so he already knew who I was. I felt embarrassed and wanted to leave but the food was already being made. The man showed me the room - it was alright, nothing wow. And then he quoted me a 'special price' just for me at $230 for three nights. What. A. Joke. I've been travelling through Turkey for two months now and have stayed in some very nice hotels - much better than the room this guy offered. And they were all reasonablly priced. The most I paid for a modern hotel room including breakfast was £31/night. I told him it was out of my budget and that was the end of our conversation. The food arrived and I suddenly felt awkward. I had a feeling he was going to rip me off with the price. Nonetheless, I thought I had to go through the motions, eat and pay whatever he charged me as it's tacky arguing over the bill. While the food had obviously been cooked fresh, the meat tasted weird. Like it was old meat that had been left in the fridge for a little too long and was only being cooked now. When it was time to pay, the guy charged me 125 liras. I told him it was very expensive for two small pastry rolls and a lemonade, and that's usually how much I spend on a whole me

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Highest Price£572
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Gumusluk Hotel Guide

Planning a trip to Gumusluk? On Trip.com, it's easy to search for hotels in Gumusluk. You can plan a day tour in Gumusluk. Gumusluk is not a big city. When traveling here, you can choose to stay in hotels around the city center.

Gumusluk does not have civilian airport. You can fly into a nearby city and come here using another method of transportation. It's easy to travel by bus in Gumusluk. There are buses to surrounding cities available every day.

Although Gumusluk is not a large city, there are still hotels with great value for your money. Unique local hotels in Gumusluk provide guests a unique and fresh feeling. A popular hotel in Gumusluk, Arriba Pension & Restaurant is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Paradise Garden Gumusluk Evleri.

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