Hotels With Parking in Denizli Province, Türkiye

Very nice hotel with a beautiful swimming pool . Location is good, got a supermarket near by. Besides it is very close to the sightseeing area.

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The facilities are clean and good. The staff was very friendly too. However, breakfast is a bit poor. The surroundings were noisy. It's about 20 minutes drive from Pamukkale tourist spots. I enjoyed it because of the kindness of the staff.

這裡比較少華人旅客住，是在馬路邊不在城鎮裡。晚上開到這裡的時候感覺很偏僻，但早上起來去棉花堡時，其實不遠離城鎮大概1-2公里，到棉花堡開車也就5-10分。走路去最熱鬧的地方，其實也就10到15分鐘。 感覺是個家庭在經營的民宿，老闆很客氣，一直看到他忙東忙西，連早餐也是他準備，吃早飯的時候還會貼心的幫客人拍照做成立可拍相框當作紀念。 入住的時候期待率就不高，畢竟從大酒店搬過來，而且也不習慣住民宿。但如果以民宿的角度來看，算是很不錯了，主要是乾淨。 早餐方面簡單，但也夠吃了。 如果來棉花堡，是可以放心的住，個人評價還是算蠻高的。

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 hotel is located 5 minutes away from the famous tourist attraction Pamukkale. Unfortunately, there are fewer people at the nearby ticket office, which is very convenient. The room is old but clean and the front desk staff is very friendly. It’s just that the Wi-Fi is very poor, and you can basically only use your own data network to access the Internet. It is a good choice if your budget is not high.

I stayed at this hotel around the 12th of October 2022, it was a stopover hotel on my driving trip to Fethiye, very good service, very good location, plenty of parking, breakfast was very good, the man at the front desk and the butler were very gentlemanly. As I checked in late, I was given an upgraded room and it was one of the most satisfying hotels of the trip and good value for money. 我大概是2022年10月12号入住的这家酒店，是我自驾旅行去费特希耶中途的停留酒店，非常好的服务，非常好的位置，有很多停车位，早餐也很不错，前台男士还有管家都非常绅士。由于我入住得比较晚，还给我升级的房型，第二天退房前还仔细帮我检查了房间有没有落下的东西，是此次旅途中最满意的酒店之一，性价比也很高。

A warm hotel, clean, simple. The location is just super - in the morning we were told Good morning from the flying balloons! Very nice! The lake is also around the corner, restaurants are nearby, the Pamukkale pools too. And from the window there is a view directly onto these pools. The view is unreal. Turkish breakfasts, we ate well. Borek is the most delicious!

The landlord's family is very welcoming. The rooms are very clean and have a microwave. The owner's family lives on the second floor. The third floor above is the guest room. The owner has a lot of business, including paragliding, hot air balloons, and handmade wool blankets. It can be said to be a one-stop service. The price is also quite reasonable. The breakfast made by the owner is also very delicious. He speaks very good English and will enthusiastically give suggestions for sightseeing. The homestay is very close to the middle gate of Pamukkale, but it is not recommended to enter from the middle gate because you have to climb up Pamukkale barefoot. It is recommended to take a minibus to the north gate or take a taxi to the south gate

In fact, this is a hotel I made a reservation for and mistaken for a hotel in the Pamukkale area. (I don't know why I made such an illusion) I finally chose this accommodation after comparing what accommodation and this accommodation in Pamukkale. It's still winter, so there's no outdoor swimming pool, so there's a famous hot spring in the Pamukkale area. There's a large public hot spring on the first floor, and you can get hot spring water in each room. The reason the bathtub color is red in the bathroom photo is also because of hot spring water. Turn the faucet and the 60 degree hot spring water comes out and fills it quickly. Other facilities and services are also impeccable. The real owner, Osman and (probably) his sister, are like swamp dere and take good care of them. I was also helped by booking a hot air balloon and proceeded cheaply. The witty Ottoman father will do his best to answer if he asks this and that. On the day I went to Pamukkale, I even drove me to the bus stop. Turkish breakfast is neat and rich. I had to refill more than five cups of coffee and eat for more than an hour to barely finish. As I wrote in the hurry, this is not Pamukkale, but a village located a little north of Pamukkale called Karaheit. It was a illusion, but I thought I was good at choosing this place, and I only knew it after going to Pamukkale. Because Pamukkale is so well known, if it is a place with more complicated and quite a solicitation, this place is a little farther away than that, so it is a quiet but friendly and secluded countryside. I stayed very comfortable for 2 nights and checked out well and left for Antalya. Thank you Ottoman Family.