Aspawa Hotel

舒適 整潔 窗外景觀美

It is really a surprise during the trip to meet such a warm hotel owner in a foreign country. From the moment we stepped into the hotel, we were infected by the boss's enthusiasm. The boss was very happy to know that we were from China and mentioned that Turkey had fought a war with China before. But I really didn’t hear clearly whether he was talking about the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea or the earlier Tang War against the Turks (I feel like these two events were not good memories for Turkey, right? I don’t know how they recorded them in their country). He also took the initiative to help us find a parking space and provided detailed travel advice for our Pamukkale itinerary. Early the next morning, the boss personally drove us to the south gate of Pamukkale. Anyone who has been stabbed in the back by a Turkish taxi should know how rare this is. Enter from the south gate, go down the Pamukkale Pool, and then come out through the middle gate. You are almost right back where you live - the location of this store and the fact that the boss can deliver it to the south gate is perfect! Breakfast is a highlight. The bread is paired with local honey spread and jam, as well as tender fried eggs and fresh fruits. It can be seen that the boss is very attentive to the food and the guests. There are banknotes from various countries under the glass of the dining table. , it seems that everyone has a consensus. The room was tidy, comfortable and very clean! There is also a small swimming pool in the yard, but due to the tight schedule and weather conditions, we had no choice but to enjoy it. When we checked out, the boss gave us a refrigerator magnet and took the initiative to take a photo with us.

相當國內100塊的水平吧，房間很小，設施很舊。老闆的服務態度還行。著名景區旁邊衹住一晚，也就忍了。

位置很好找，環境不錯，老闆人熱情，臨走送我們上車，很是温暖

The B&B is located outside the commercial street of Pamukkale Village. It is a three-story single building with a small swimming pool in the courtyard and the surrounding area is relatively quiet. Take the long-distance bus to Denizli Bus Terminal. The next floor of the station is the minibus stop to Pamukkale. Tell the driver the name of the B&B and he will park in front of the B&B. The fare is 24 lire and the journey takes less than 30 minutes, which is very convenient. The triple room we stayed in was next to the restaurant on the second floor. It had a toilet and a view of the street. The proprietor looks to be in his 60s, but is actually in his early 50s. He has three generations living under the same roof. He runs the B&B with his wife and children, and he knows how to take care of guests. There is a gate to Pamukkale Village to enter the scenic area, which is uphill, making it inconvenient to visit the ancient Roman city. The scenic spot also has a north gate and a south gate. You can go all the way down the mountain, visit the ancient Roman city and the travertine pool, and then return to the village. The north gate has the longest journey. The proprietor provided value-added services and drove us to the North Gate and South Gate for free. We didn't have lunch at the B&B after we arrived, so we settled at the B&B. The proprietor's wife was a good cook, so we also had dinner at the B&B. The fish was fried very well. Go to the rooftop in the early morning to watch the hot air balloons take off. The next stop was Ephesus, near Seleuk. We decided to take a train. The train station in Denizli is separated from the bus terminal by a big road. The proprietor’s son suggested that we take a taxi the day before. When we set off, the proprietor said that we could just take a minibus and asked The driver asked us to get off at the intersection near the train station, which we were very grateful for.