3-Star Hotels in Pamukkale

My friend and I visited this hotel, and had two rooms for two nights. In Pamukkale there are not many options for accomodation or food places. Regardless I found this place a good choice. It was nice, clean, comfortable beds, large rooms. The first night there was a lot of noise from a wedding but honestly, there is no where I could have stayed in this town where you could not have heard the wedding! This was not an issue with sound proofing. Just shows the sound level of a Turkish wedding lol. On the second night not a sound. Pool was nice. Even if you don’t stay here the restaurant is with a visit. We had food in town and where disappointed we did not eat at the hotel both nights. As the lonely planet notes the food in town is not as good as the hotels.

Hotel Goreme is a very quiet but nice place to stay in Pummakale. I arrived at 7:30 am and instead of being turned away because the checkin time was 11, I was offered breakfast and he checked me in. I was 8th in line at the Hierapolis City Ruins and I was able to get into where I Walked Up and later Down The Travertines as well as not deal with the thousands of tourists that followed. After the hiking I did, ozgur the manager helped me get a parasailing tour complete with over 100 photos and videos for only $80. All other tours wanted over $130 WITHOUT photos! The room was clean and the AC quiet and cool. Mustafa ali güler of Nirvvana paragliding, T4t tour and Balloon coffee was my guide and all was fine! Best choice if you come to Pummakale

I don't recommend this hotel very much. When I entered the hotel and saw the swimming pool, I felt that the hotel cleaning would not be too good. The water in the swimming pool was turbid. I thought the water quality was related, but the swimming pool next door was clear! The room door only has a speaker lock, which makes people very insecure, and the cleaning part needs to be strengthened. The only plus point is that the place to eat breakfast is facing the Minbao, and the scenery is very beautiful.

Lovely hotel a couple of streets back from pamukkale cascades . Quiet location . Great service and a fantastic breakfast . Clean rooms and a very clean large pool. Stayed with mum,dad,sister,nephew and niece. Everybody enjoyed the stay . Came back 2 weeks later and stayed again for a night on the way to Antalya . I would recommend this place for family’s , couples and sole traveler’s.

I think the owners/caretakers also live in the building as when I checked in there were kids lying all over the lounge and running around, wasn't an issue at check in but were really noisy into the evening kicking balls at my room walls and making general noise until 10 -11pm when I thought they may have been in bed. None the less check in was fast and the guy was friendly and told me about the area. He did also arrange a hotel transfer for me, but I found it difficult to pay, trying to do a few times and was told eftpos wasn't working. I spoke to his wife and it was fine again. I would suggest to have cash just to make things easier. Room was nice and clean and looked into nicely kept gardens and pool. Was raining so I didn't get to use it, but looked clean and inviting. Bed was comfy and clean too. Decent value for the room and location really. Location is really good, walking distance to the Travertines and restaurants/shops. Keep in mind places close earlier here than the rest.

A small charming hotel just a little away from Pamukkale's tumult. The rooms are spacious and you will find the one that suits you, double bed, small, large ...The SdB is wide and is equipped with a shower. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. In addition to the visit of concrete, do not hesitate to make a broad tour of the site of Hierapolis which is one of the most beautiful in Turkey ...

We stayed at Hal Tur for one night. We received a lovely warm welcome and had a very nice lunch at the restaurant before we went to Pammukale. The food was great. The hotel is beautifully situated right beside the travertines so the view from there is incredible. You can also see the hot air balloons in the morning. The staff were all so pleasant and helpful, and assisted with luggage and directions and tips on visiting Pammukale and Hierapolis. They also sorted laundry for us although we did not have a lot of time there and was a big ask from us. When we were leaving the hotel the next morning , the driver booked had not arrived and the gentleman on duty kindly offered to help and got in touch with our travel agent and the car arrived. We would highly recommend this hotel.

I am very disappointed firstly when I contact with then the number what is written not responded. Secondly the room was horrible the doors from balcony wasn’t in working condition, the toilet were disgusting( I forgot to take a picture because in the photo what’s here doesn’t shows the bathroom what we had. The mirror was broken, the window was without mosquitoes net which means all incests were ours. Thirdly at the reception a person (I assume owner) told us that the breakfast they have vegetables, fruits but it was one plate of food, with each one was with one piace of each vegetable all of it for €4 ( one plate). The bed wasn’t so comfortable. Overall for one night it was ok, but for the more I don’t recommend.

It's very close to Pamukkale and the owner is very friendly and welcoming. The courtyard is not big, but it has a restaurant and a swimming pool where you can have light meals and take a dip. On hot days, the floor is washed with water guns every day. The sanitary environment is very good, but the breakfast is very simple, there is no refrigerator, and the house is a bit old.

We were greeted with a warm smile! The owner is such a happy energetic guy. He showed us the rooms and we decided to stay in one of the private rooms. It was a cold night and he asked if we needed extra blankets. We had a heater, hot water for shower, and a comfy bed. He has breakfast and more food for an extra cost. It’s a small town so it’s well located and you can walk anywhere. It was low season so not a lot of travellers in the town.