Hotels in der Nähe von Celal Bayar Universitesi Kula Meslek Yuksekokulu, Kula

Rey Manes Hotel is on the outskirts of Salihli next to a junction with traffic lights on the main Izmir to Ankara road. This makes it a convenient stop over spot on a journey, but also means that there is traffic noise in many of the rooms. The traffic disturbed my sleep. There is plenty of space for parking on the road outside. A neighbouring shop and bar are useful. Staff were helpful and used a translation App when my Turkish proved limiting. Communication was excellent. The large room had an equally large ensuite shower room. The hotel design is unusual and means that several of the rooms have curved walls and windows. The large bed was comfortable with adequate bedding. There were charging points next to the bed and reading lights. WiFi worked on the room. The room came with a fridge, kettle, tea, coffee and proper mugs. (Many Turkish hotels offer only paper cups). The wet room housed the toilet and shower, while the hand basin was in an alcove of the bedroom. Towels and toiletries provided. Plenty of hot water. Breakfast buffet was the usual Turkish breakfast with cheeses, preserves, salad, bread, pastries and eggs. There was no fruit juice. The downstairs dining room offers a view of the garden and lorries passing by. The restaurant on the top floor was closed, which was a disappointment. There are options for dinner within walking distance including the full service Suresto Restaurant and road side Değirmen Odun Köfte. Neither is good value, but give a choice of price and no need to use the car. Sardis ancient city is about a 15 minute drive from the hotel. Rey Manes Hotel offers a more luxurious stay than the price suggests it will be. Good place for a stop over. Shame about the road noise.

Çok güzel temiz ferah ve doğa ile içiçe bir yer. Küçük bir otel ancak birçok lüks otelde bulabileceğinizden daha fazla ilgi, daha iyi kalite, daha fazla özen ve Güleryüz var.her konuda çok yardımcılar. Biz kış ayında gittik odalar sıcak, yeterli ebatta ve kullanışlı. Banyolar tertemiz ve malzeme eksiksiz.çocuk için extra battaniye bile koymayı düşünüyorlar.kahvaltı muhteşem.hele bir de limonlu kekleri var hayatımda daha iyisini yemedim. Yemekler kaliteli ve bol miktarda.köyün içinde huzurlu bir yer. Heryere yakın. Burda kalıp Gölcük bozdağa gidip gezip gelin. Herkese tavsiye ederim. Herşey için teşekkürler

Heerlijke kamer met privé thermaal bad. Veel licht, proper, goede wifi, groot terras, kookgas, ijskast. Het pension is midden in de gezellige bazaar-straat gelegen. We mochten onze auto zelfs aan het pension parkeren. We werden hartelijk verwelkomd door Ūmit. Hij spreekt goed Engels, gaf goede tips en is zeer behulpzaam. Betalen in euro of Turkse lire is gelijk. Hij gaf ons meteen een grotere kamer aan dezelfde prijs. Deze plek kan ik absoluut garanderen voor een ontspannen thermale heropleving. Bedankt Ümit.

Alles war perfekt. Sehr sauber. Familie am oberen Rand. Sehr gutes Frühstück. Der Besitzer war von Anfang bis Ende in kleinen Pflege für uns. Er hat uns sehr nützliche Tipps für Pamukkale gegeben. Ich empfehle es sehr.

Dieses Hotel liegt ganz in der Nähe von Pamukkale, nur wenige Gehminuten entfernt. Die Umgebung des Hotels ist ebenfalls groß, der Pool ist sehr breit und die Sanitäranlagen des Hotels sind sehr sauber. Werde dieses Hotel das nächste Mal wählen, wenn ich Pamukkale besuche!

Very odd place. There are long, long deserted, dark corridors. Our room had non-working outlets, makeup mirror, and hairdryer. The door's chain lock was pulled out of the wall and just hung there. The large bed was covered with a twin size comforter. The room was very dated. The grounds needed attention with lots of ****s. The unheated pool was pretty, but too cold to swim in. The gift shop (expensive by any standard, not just Turkey's) and spa employees were uncomfortably aggressive. The weirdest part was the dining room. There were so many food choices, but much of it was tasteless and inedible. The hotel had guests from all over the world, and it appeared that they tried to provide many different cuisines, but none of it was good. Then there's the lounge singer on a keyboard playing American hits from the 1970's. And then the photographer came around taking pictures at each table, like you're on a Love Boat cruise. I wouldn't have been surprised to see Captain Stubing and Julie the cruise director.