Karahayit Mahallesi Treasure of a stay Musiz Thermal Spa

In fact, I booked this accommodation thinking it was a hotel in the Pamukkale area. (I don’t know why I made that mistake) I compared this accommodation with another accommodation in Pamukkale and ended up choosing this one. Since it was winter, the outdoor pool wouldn’t be open, so I wanted a place with a hot spring. Fortunately, this place has a large communal hot spring on the first floor, and each room can use the hot spring water. The reason the bathtub in the bathroom photo is red is because of this hot spring water. When you turn on the faucet, 60-degree hot spring water flows out, so you can fill it up quickly. I was also satisfied with all the other facilities and services. The actual owner, the craftsman Osman, and (probably) his sister were tsundere but also very attentive. They even helped me reserve a hot air balloon, so I was able to make it cheaper. Osman’s cheerful father did his best to explain everything I asked him, and on the day I went to Pamukkale, he even gave me a ride to the bus stop. The Turkish breakfast was neat and plentiful. I had to refill my coffee more than five times and eat it for over an hour to finish it. As mentioned earlier, this is not Pamukkale, but a town called ‘Karahayt’ located slightly north of it. At first, I was mistaken, but in the end, I felt that I made the right choice. Pamukkale is famous, so there are a lot of tourists, and it is somewhat crowded and there are also solicitations, but Karahayt has a quiet and secluded rural atmosphere that is attractive. After a really comfortable stay for 2 nights, I checked out and am now leaving for Antalya. Thank you, Osman Family! #TravelPlanning #EuropeTravel #Turkiye #Pamukkale #Karahayt #HotSpring #Breakfast