Erzurumlu Hotel

I have to give this hotel a big full score for its service. I couldn't pay with my credit card, so they asked an employee to walk with me to the ATM to withdraw cash for payment instead of letting me go out alone at night. When I parked, the manager and the employee directed me to reverse the car. When I went out in the middle of the night, three employees came out to guide me to avoid the car next to me and reverse it safely. When I checked out on the last day, someone helped me with my luggage. The front desk manager had a beard like a senior butler. His attitude was very good and his good English made people feel at ease. If this manager doesn't raise his salary, I don't agree. The hotel has a lot of breakfast options, but I think there are too few hot dishes and too many cold dishes, so I didn't eat a comfortable breakfast. But the scenery at the breakfast place is invincible. In general, if it's not by the sea, the location here is indeed a bit off, but if you come here specifically to see the sea, this is the best choice, but be aware that it may not be convenient to eat after 11 o'clock in the evening. The hotel is located on a high hillside, but there is a convenience store. 67 euros a night is less than 600 yuan, which is a good deal. In addition, the parking lot is large, which is rare in Istanbul

A small town on the Black Sea, very close to the O7 highway, so if you have a flight to SAW the next day, you can stay here. The room is relatively small. I chose the one facing the sea, which is indeed facing the Black Sea, but not as clean as Sea of ​​Marmara, and it is very windy. Because it is a small town, there are not many choices of food around, but it is enough. There are no attractions, but if you just want to see the Black Sea and have coffee and tea, it is enough. The floor of the room is not flat, and there is a big pillar, which is not convenient to get up at night. Compared with other Turkish hotels, the breakfast is relatively simple and the taste is average. You can order egg rolls, but the waiter did not remind you before.