Mets Boutique Hotel

Review for Met Boutique Hotel in Marmaris: I recently stayed at Met Boutique Hotel in Marmaris and had a mixed experience. While there were some positive aspects, there were also several disappointments that affected my overall satisfaction with the hotel. I would rate it as a three-star accommodation. One of the main issues I encountered was the inadequate air-conditioning in our deluxe room. The room temperature remained uncomfortably hot throughout the night, making it difficult to sleep. Despite notifying the staff about the issue, the problem was not resolved, and this greatly affected my comfort during my stay. Additionally, I had requested in advance for the sofa bed to be prepared, but upon arrival, it was not done. This lack of attention to detail was frustrating, especially after a long journey. Furthermore, when I requested additional mattress sheets at night, they were not available, which was inconvenient and unexpected. The hotel's address was not clear in the reservation instructions, and navigating the stone-grounded uphill streets of Marmaris with luggage was quite challenging. This lack of clarity made the arrival experience more difficult than it should have been. The comfort of the mattress and pillows provided in the room was below par. They were noticeably uncomfortable, which affected the quality of sleep during my stay. This aspect could definitely be improved to enhance the overall guest experience. On a positive note, the hotel's location and view were impressive. The scenic surroundings and proximity to attractions added value to the stay. Moreover, the cleanliness of the hotel was commendable, and the recent renovations gave the property a fresh and modern look. However, it's worth mentioning that despite reserving a family two-bedroom room for four people, we were given two separate small rooms instead. This was not the arrangement we had anticipated, and it did not meet our expectations for a comfortable family stay. In conclusion, Met Boutique Hotel in Marmaris had its share of disappointments. The issues with the air-conditioning, lack of prepared sofa bed, unavailable mattress sheets, unclear address instructions, uncomfortable mattress and pillows, and the incorrect room allocation were all factors that affected my overall experience. Nevertheless, the hotel's location, view, cleanliness, and recent renovations were positive aspects that should be acknowledged. If improvements are made in the areas of guest comfort and attention to detail, the hotel has the potential to provide a more enjoyable stay for its guests.

The hotel has a good location - only be aware of many steps up from the marina and its not possible to drive in there, you will have to walk with your suitcases ca 150 meters. We had booked a "Suite Deluxe with Sea view" but as you can see on the pictures, the view was not very nice. When we tried to address this to the person who took us to the room, he just left. Apart from this the room was fine, very quiet, good airconditon, Nespresso machine and fridge. There were no curtains and got a lot of sunlight in the morning. The breakfast was nice with a lovely view from the roof top restaurant. The location is great, close to many good restaurants and the castle.

The only reason I am giving it 4 star is because of un happy incident at their restaurant upstairs where the guy gave us the menu and told that the price mentioned on the menu is one year old and new price is slightly changed. To our surprise, the price was 7 times higher than the one mentioned on the menu. We paid 280 lira for a drink which was priced at 38 lira on the menu. When you argue with the guy, he will say that if you don’t have to pay, it’s ok and I will pay from my pocket. This seems to be a usual dialogue because we overheard the same as he argued with another couple. The actual price of the same drink is indeed 38 lira if you just walk down to Marina. So this act was really not appreciated and something to be careful, for any traveller visiting the hotel. Otherwise, The hotel is very nice and located in the center of the old town on a small mountain. You need to park your car in one of the OTOPark and walk to the hotel. Indeed the walk to the hotel is beautiful with narrow Greece like streets painted in white and blue. All the major attractions and marina is accessible by walk. Rooms are nice, spacious and clean. We really enjoyed staying at the hotel and the manager at the reception was very helpful. Hotel is recommended.

This hotel ws recommended by a friend & it didn’t disappoint. We stayed for one night & we had a wonderful time. The hotel is in the old town, by the castle, perched up high above the marina, hence is unaccessible by car. A member of hotel staff meets you by Aslan the lion (a statue next to Tourist Information Centre) & takes your luggage & guides you through the charming street up up the steep steps to the hotel. The hotel is built into the rock & is on three levels & each one has stunning views of the marina, sea & surrounding mountains. The property is very clean & our room, 202, was beautiful, and comfortable with a modern bathroom & shower & air conditioning. Tea & coffee making facilities are in the room, along with a fridge, towels, hairdryer & tv. However the best thing for me was the little terrace with one of the best views i have ever seen in my life from a hotel room. Breathtaking! We found the staff to be very attentive but not intrusive. We had a delicious Turkish breakfast with coffee & freshly squeezed orange juice, served in the intimate restaurant on the roof terrace, with stunning views all around. We highly recommend this hotel & hope to return because Marmaris is a beautiful & interesting location with lots to explore, so we need to go back!

The hotel has no parking availability and you need to request help from the staff to carry your luggage. We were charged for orange juice at breakfast which is bizarre. The rooms are tiny and the staff appear to have very little interest in being of service.