Hotels Near ÇIĞLIK KÖYÜ BÜKCEĞİZ ÇOBANOĞLU BAHÇESİ in Antalya

Hotel location is good. But waiters and managers are quite dishonest. First of all, the hotel charges an unimportant fee of RM100. Afterwards, after passing the communication with Ctrip, the hotel will return it to us. Secondly, we first gave us a small room of about 10 square meters, which was not in line with our reservation. Later, after communicating with Ctrip, we changed to a normal room. But the hygiene is very general and the sheets are broken. In short, the whole process of staying in the store is very unpleasant, and it is necessary to communicate with the store and Ctrip. If you want to fight, you can try it. The picture shows that the sheets are broken and replaced by themselves, which is a normal room for exchange. Finally, the hotel side said that this is a mistake! I can only say that it doesn't matter.

We came across this place after eating in the restaurant next door. It is a Wonderful funky bar to enjoy an evening drink. Great music with live DJ. All table service so no need to go to the bar. We would definitely recommend you popping in. I believe they do food and accommodation too. Would definitely recommend.

It's actually pretty good. Although it's small, it has an independent bathroom. Because it's a short stay, it's not too picky. It's pretty clean. There's no quilt in the summer, but you won't feel cold with the blanket. The owner can speak English, because in the center seat, the sound insulation is a bit poor. Overall very good value for money

The best hotel I've ever been to. We had a great room, experienced amazing service and the most authentic integration into the Turkish culture in the restaurant's evening program I couldn't even have imagined. Thanks. They even organized my camera within minutes that I had forgotten in the bus. Thank you so much.

The location is excellent, the old town, Hadrian’s Gate and the harbour are within walking distance. The public living room on the second floor of the hotel is very beautiful, but the room size is small and the room is also poorly soundproof. The front desk encountered during the stay will help to move the luggage. On the second day of check-out, I changed the other front desk to be not active enough. We looked at our hard work and moved the luggage down the stairs.

The hotel is located in the old town of Kaleić, very close to the sea, Rome port, 10 minutes walk from Hadrian's Gate. The hotel is on the second floor, the first floor is a bar, it will be noisy late at night, there are many supermarkets in the surrounding business district, and there are many restaurants. The hotel has no elevator, no free breakfast, and there is a restaurant on the first floor to eat. The bed in the room has curtains, the lockers are large, there are two public bathrooms and toilets on the second floor, the shower water is very small, and the bath is uncomfortable. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, simple facilities, good location, cheap price, suitable for backpackers, poor travel parties.

This is a family-run hotel where the staff make an extreme effort to accommodate the guests - and they get 5-stars for service. The included breakfast is a broad array of delicious and fresh dishes. The hotel is in the midst of the ”Old Town” which means finding and reaching it by car is more than a bit challenging. The good news is that they have free parking spaces (which most hotels in the Old Town don't) True, it is near restaurants and bars - which means they played loudly amplified, not always good, music into the night right across from our room. There are no phones in the room We found a cat locked out on our balcony and had to shoo it through our rooms. The room didn’t have a safe so the reception guy brought one up, laid it on a table and then opened it with the master code before politely turning his head when I put my PIN on it. I figured it was just as safe to keep our valuables in the bottom of one of our suitcases with the $1.95 combination lock. While the walls were freshly painted and the bathroom walls freshly tiled, I think the not-great appearance of the floors, the low lighting level and the ad-hoc thrift shop appearance of much of the furniture made a poor impression. Some of the hotel’s issues are beyond their control. The entire Old Town area seems to suffer from the noise pollution of bands playing in bars (some hotels even have their own bands making noise). None of the hotels we saw had an elevator/lift, so unless a room is on the ground floor, if stairs challenge you, then this neighborhood is not for you.

Over all, excellent location and great hotel. And before I go on to my justification for not giving the full star rating, I want to say I would recommend Dogan hotel to anyone who wants to stay in old town Antalya, great atmosphere, location, and staff. But, something was a little off... It is hard to exactly say what it was. Mostly it was an accumulation of smaller things that just didn't make this stay perfect. At breakfast even though there where plenty of staff service was slow and our egg order never came. The rail the shower was on had come loose from the wall at the lower end, the shower needed to be overextended in order to get it back to it's holder, the floor was ... For lack of better word... Viscous (floor was not slippery but could easily twist feet). And a few other things. Each by itself not an issue but coming together just made the stay not full point worthy. All said and done, it's still a good and very quaint hotel that I would happily recommend to anyone.

Excellent hotel, settled ahead of time, there was always cleaning, no questions or problems arose in anything. Once flowed only hot water in the room, but it was a massive problem that was eliminated in just 10 minutes. I really liked the place, in the future I would prefer to stay in this hotel to many others