Hotels Near Gürhan Peyzaj in Yalikavak

The hotel room was good space for 2 adults and it was super clean. All of the reception members were nice and kind and helpful all of them were kind and lovely they also helped us in some activity ideas and beaches and some placed we told them to call and they kindly did which was very nice of them to do. Definitely going to choose this place near the yalikavak marina like 23 min walking

We have been coming to ambrosia for 13 years and over this time we’ve seen some changes and this year was much better hotel seems to get better every year the only thing we didn’t like was the same breakfast everyday for 2 weeks which was Turkish breakfast, it’s lovely but not for us everyday, but we just went somewhere else for something different. I want to give a shout out to the staff on the front Ahmet Alalp and Genghis but also a lovely lad that made our beach day lovely by doing the simple thing like bring ice to keep our drinks cold (sorry can’t remember your name) and to a gorgeous young lady that started the same day we arrived she didn’t stop running around keeping everything tidy. Hope to see you all again soon. Also thank you to Sedef (Customer relations) for taking our views as guests on board. Thank you everyone. Sarah & Andy xx

A very nice play to stay in for a vacation/staycation. Comfortable to have a day-in at or to be a transactional place in between activities. Nice view of the sun movements and I’m in love with the builds of the hotel; unconventionally structured and very interesting. Lots of place to explore in the hotel alone and amenities are accessible and good. We stayed in during low-season and it was very peaceful. Breakfasts were not buffets because of that but they served us anything we could ask for generously and attentively. The concierges; Dokhan and Duygu served us a very friendly welcome and chats the whole time which helped us to get to know the area a lot too!

We had a fantastic week at Very Chic and can definitely recommend this hotel. No offence to parents, we are parents too, but the Adults only setting was very enjoyable. It is different from our experiences of all inclusives in Spain and Portugal. Breakfast is billed as buffet but you go around the kitchen and ask for the items you want. Other meals are ordered via a web site with your order delivered to your table. A good array of tasty food is offered. Some of the ‘appetisers’ are main meals in portion size. What we think is a local dessert, Magnolia, is wickedly good. The waiters are very keen to make their guests happy and several enjoy having some jokey fun with the customers. The bar is well stocked and the bar tenders are also full of fun and very keen to make all guests enjoy their time. Entertainment staff add that bit extra to the holiday with games and activities during the day and music until around 11.30pm. Some very talented acts add to this in the evening shows. Beware, some of the rooms 600+ to 800+ as these are directly facing the main road and a very noise niteclub which is on until 4am. We had one of these rooms and simply couldn’t sleep on our first night. We were moved to another 600+ room but this one wasn’t directly facing the main road so the noise was bearable. Ideally you will ask for a room in the range 100+ to 500+. Unless of course you are a niteclubber in which case any room will do. There is daily housekeeping and the rooms are clean. There was a bit of scum in the sink which contributed to an occasional unpleasant odour. This wouldn’t be picked up by day to day housekeeping but could do with attention. The practice of putting toilet paper in bins in Turkey isn’t the best part of the holiday but is a local necessity you have to accept. The hotel itself extends right to the beach with sun loungers provided, We hadn’t been aware of this on arrival. A very welcome aspect is the abundance of sun loungers and other furniture on which to enjoy the weather. So no need for a 7 or 8am rise to get a sun lounger. Clientele during our stay was very varied with Brits being a minority. To fully enjoy the music it would be worthwhile brushing up on knowledge of Turkish, Russian and Polish pop. Some aspects of the Gumbet beach aren’t ideal with many areas requiring some cleaning and upkeep. But the views are fantastic. There are a lot of shops` restaurants and bars in the area for anyone looking to spend some time off campus. Whilst at Very Chic we enjoyed a day trip to Kos which departed from Bodrum organised by Jet2. All in all we can highly recommend this excellent hotel to anyone planning a Turkish holiday.

We lived at Degirmenburnu residence almost 5 months and it was a really great experience! Hotel has a very good location - near you can find Marina (in 15 minutes walking) with so many restaurants, cafes and Gumbet's beach (in 5-10 minutes walking). Also there is enough kid's playgrounds, it was important for us, cause of the baby)). Hotel’s rooms has all for long staying there (wash machine, place for cooking, dishwasher and etc.), rooms have wonderful views on the sea and the part of Bodrum city. But the best in this hotel I think is in administration service. All of ours questions and problems was solved and it was really quickly. For example our dishwasher broke (it was almost night, about 11 pm) and they come to help us and changed it for a new one just in 15 minutes! And all our asks was solved every time so fast as in example above. I want to say many thanks to Eric and other staff for that kind and personal attention to us and to our friends too. If we will come back to Bodrum we’ll definitely stay at Degirmenburnu!

Very nice villa-style suite, Greek style, single floor, two bedrooms and one bathroom, one bedroom with one double bed, one bedroom with three single beds, for a total of five people. When we checked in, it was the low season of travel, the price was cheap and unreasonable (more than 200 yuan in total), and the free breakfast was also very rich. It was only a ten-minute walk from the main scenic spots such as St. Peter’s Castle and the most prosperous city center. Especially the parking lot is too extravagant compared to the rural towns such as Bodrum where the streets are narrow and almost single-line, and there is no public parking at all. There are really some people's consumption and the nobility's enjoyment. Absolute value for money! Of course, it is said that not only is it more expensive during peak season, it is also difficult to book.

A very decent budget friendly boutique hotel. First of all, this place was one of the cheapest decent options in Bodrum when I was searching. The hotel was beautiful, with bougainvillea climbing on the white buildings and flowers in pots around the hotel (although some pots were empty, as if the rejuvenation before the holiday season was only half done). The room was good sized, looking like newly painted, but not spotlessly clean. The aircon worked well. The bathroom was almost bad with an ill fitted toilet seat and dirty floor. I had to ask them to send the cleaner to clean my room, otherwise it’s not done. The pool was of a decent size considering the relatively small size of the hotel. The hotel was located on a quiet one-way backstreet. Walking to the marina took only around 15 mins. There were 5 parking spots in front of the hotel. Breakfast was bare minimum - a piece of cold meat, a boiled egg, two pieces of fried cheese sprig rolls, jams, bread, Turkish tea and instant coffee. But considering the price, it was acceptable. The staff were mostly nice and accommodating. There was just one person who stood out as a little unfriendly (bald guy, probably the manager or big brother of all the rest). The cleaning ladies could be a bit less aggressively noisy. The towels smelled of oil and that was understandable as the kitchen and laundry were opposite each other with their door’s always ajar. Despite these few minus points, I would still stay here again because of the affordability, relative convenient location, photogenic environment and (mostly) nice staff.

The price you pay is far from the service that one would expect form a 5-star hotel. 1. Rooms: Rooms are large and decently furnished but cleanliness is quite disappointing. Housekeeping was random at best, and they only cleaned on demand (for example, the bathroom or balcony were never cleaned unless we requested it explicitly). Rooms on the ground floor can be visited by stray cats if one leaves the door open. This is what happened to us. With my wife being allergic, we asked for an alternative arrangement which was promptly found. We were given a new room at an upper floor and with a better view. 2. Service: a. Beach service was horrible. First, like rooms’, beach cleanliness is a mirage. Stray dogs are around all the time and the beach is always dirty (see pictures of what the beach looks like at 9am on a typical day). The beach is also adjacent to a drain with stagnant water, which on a typical windy day sometimes smells. Second, almost none of the staff speak a decent English. Finally, the beach is open to outsiders. While nowhere was this written when I made the reservation, the end result is that, particularly during weekends, you may find yourself without an umbrella and beds. That is exactly what happened to us when we checked in on a Sunday afternoon. Moreover, barely are there controls at entry, so in theory anyone can (and in fact does) use the beach. b. Dining was also quite poor. The hotel has four restaurants but only two are open for dinner. This leaves us with fewer options. Yes, the nearby village offers alternatives, but it is not clear why a 5-star hotel should only have two restaurants open for dinner (note: one is a beach restaurant). c. On a positive note, staff were very helpful, especially Elena, the guest relations manager, who was very kind with us and tried her best to improve the service, yet there are structural problems that only the general management can and should try to solve. Speaking of which, we lodged a complaint with central Radisson and no one bothered to reply, not even an automatic reply acknowledging receipt of the message. As the saying goes: “the fish rots from the head”. 3. Location: This is definitely a plus. The hotel is located in a beautiful bay, with crystalline waters. However, the place is a bit self-containing, with very limited options to walk and dine around, and explore adjacent places. There is a no-frills village at walking distance but you can only reach it by taxi, as it is not advisable to walk on the margins of the road. In sum, if you are looking for a truly 5-star hotel experience look elsewhere.

It is amazing to feel and see how much the employees like their job. The hotel is an oasis. The hotel cats in the garden are so relaxed. The Tuti restaurant offers a beautiful view over Bodrum and the food is tasty and of good quality. The pool looks good (never used, was all the time at the beaches). The hotel beach where the hotel offers complimentary transfer to, is nice but with 30min too far away. As for the room. It is a historic building but all is kept up to date. Unfortunately I don’t like ground floor rooms. It has this „cellar feeling“.