Hotels with Breakfast in Pamukkale

We stayed here for 2 nights. Average sized room with a big balcony overlooking the pool. Room was clean and modern, few English channels on TV. Good parking,.loads of spaces. Walking distance to the village of Pamukkale and short drive to the main entrace of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Pamukkale and Hierapolis. It is also a short drive to Loadicea (archeological site) and Denizli (we went up the cable car) Best thing about this hotel was the food, bountiful selections of food during breakfast, the buffet counters were overflowing with food! Dinner were also big portions, we had the set meal that cost around 140-150 Turkish Lira (£7-7.50) and the food for the 2 course meal was delicious. Staff were nice. We enjoyed our short stay here.

Great hotel, amazing breakfast. We stayed for just 1 night. The front desk staff are very friendly, the restaurant staff too. We got the 2 bedroom + living room suite which was the perfect size for a family of 4. The pool side view was pleasant. The hotel is less than a mile away from the bottom side of the Pamukkale hill and plenty of restaurant options. 10 out of 10. Would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to family and friends coming to this beautiful site.

It is very close to Pamukkale Travertines, Antique pool, Hierapolis City Ruins & Amphitheatre. You can view the balloon flight from the hotel in the morning. Less than 10mins walk to restaurants.

A beautifully set property at the gates of Pamukkale, the hotel has a very beautiful plants around and Turkish lamps and evil eye decor all through with a small garden and patio at the entrance with a lovely pool. The hotel is family owned and owners give an eye and word to all guests, they would personally ensure all our requirements were met and they happily guided us for our tours and plans - thank you. We stayed in a family room which was large with a balcony and had 2 twin beds and 1 single bed all of which were super comfortable - the room, wash room and patio were clean and tidy. The balcony had a good Mountain View with sunset view. Breakfast was sumptuous, tabled in Turkish style.. it included jams, breads, honey, cheese, olives, fruits etc. which was all delicious. Being vegetarians our menu of eggs and meat was replaced with Cheese fingers and French fries on all 3 days of our stay.. no complaints but the restaurant could have been a bit more creative here. In all we had a nice stay at White Heavens and thank the owners and their family members and the motivated team for making it a wonderful stay.

The 4-star hotel is on a hill. It takes about an hour to drive from the airport. It is equivalent to the edge of the city on the other side. Parking at the hotel is very convenient. It is best to rent a car.

The facilities are quite old and partially broken. We reserved a room categorized as ”delux”. There was a broken toilet paper holder (though fixed upon request) and missing door in the shower. I asked why it's called ”delux” - I was said it's the windows direction, but we didn't have any special view, just facing a backyard and a fence. I should say they suggested us another room, but the windows there were just to the balconies of an adjucent hotel... I can't recommend the hotel restaurant either. First night we had a dinner there, and it was a mistake - ”Ceasar salad” come with some strange source (kind of vinegarette), and the ”Manti” dish looked like bought from the supermarket, no taste. On the positive, the breakfast was quite good - you have plenty to chose. Only coffee all the time finished. If you chose to eat outside, be aware of cats - they come to eat from unattended plates. The rooms were clean, and the stuff was polite. In addition, there are 2 pools. The location is very convenient, close to Travertines. Therefore I rate 3 stars, overall it was okay stay.

My friend and I visited this hotel, and had two rooms for two nights. In Pamukkale there are not many options for accomodation or food places. Regardless I found this place a good choice. It was nice, clean, comfortable beds, large rooms. The first night there was a lot of noise from a wedding but honestly, there is no where I could have stayed in this town where you could not have heard the wedding! This was not an issue with sound proofing. Just shows the sound level of a Turkish wedding lol. On the second night not a sound. Pool was nice. Even if you don’t stay here the restaurant is with a visit. We had food in town and where disappointed we did not eat at the hotel both nights. As the lonely planet notes the food in town is not as good as the hotels.

Maison d'hôtes impeccable. Chambres spacieuses avec balcon. Climatisation efficace et silencieuse. Plâteau bouilloire avec sachets de thé et café instantanné. Lits vraiment larges et confortable. Propreté parfaite. La salle de bain est grande avec douche et tous les accessoires. Le petit déjeuner au jardin complet avec beurre, plusieurs confitures, confiture fait maison, œufs, saucisses, fromages, borek, fruits de saison, café et thé. Le propriétaire, Mr. Tufan et sa femme disponibles, souriants et près à aider et répondre à tous les besoins exprimés. Un grand MERCI à ces personnes.

My friend and I went to the restaurant part of Özbay Hotel yesterday and they made sure we had a good time. They brought food that we didn’t order as a complimentary and everything was so delicious. I am from Turkey and I know when I eat good kebab :) On top of that, we were so tired from walking in the site all day, they dropped us to our hotel which was only 500 metres away. It was very nice of them! Totally recommended from local/Turkish eyes! :)

The door lock is not so good, the others are not bad. It also has a large pool. Location is also like. But without pick-up and drop-off service, it is recommended for self-driving tourists.