Hotel HAL-TUR

Small family hotel perfect for o/n stay. Extremely clean, great shower to rinse off the heat of the day Very welcoming staff. Don’t miss the small store onsite selling local new and antique flat weaves and rugs. Really knowledgeable owner and unique new and old rugs from the region

Un petit bijou d’hôtel avec une vue de rêve sur les terrasses de coton et à proximité immédiat Un personnel aux petits soins qui nous a servi deux dîners de qualité au bord d’une piscine bien tenue et un petit déjeuner personnalisé Un parking à la porte de l’hôtel N’oubliez pas une petite promenade postprandiale au bord du lac au iel du site

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I liked the hotel's location. the breakfasts. the balcony. and the presence of an outdoor swimming pool.

The room is too small for two people,

Location is perfect, right across the travertines and close to shops and restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We had dinner there one night and it was wonderful - outside in the yard with view of travertines, nicely cooked and served. They also have a very nice clean pool and pool area is really nice to sit and relax after day of exploring. The breakfast was very nice as well.

While the rooms were very clean, they could use some updating.

We loved this small, family owned hotel! It is in a fantastic location across the road from the Pumakkale Travertine’s. The staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly, going out of their way to make us feel welcome and giving us relevant information to the area. We were also happy to be recognised as Kiwis!

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Very friendly and helpful staff. Located on the edge of the town with open views of the Pamukkale travertines (of you have rooms on that side). We stayed in 'garden view' rooms, and that was fine. Nice little balcony with table and chairs to sit outside. Bed was comfy. Place was clean and tidy. Short walk to restaurants and bars. The hotel also serves meals, but we didn't try their restabeyond breakfast. Parking is available at no cost to residents. Easy access to Pamukkake and and Hieropolis (which is one site and one entrance fee). All very much worth the effort. We arrived early for the Pamukkale travertines to avoid crowds and then spent the rest of the day wandering around the extensive ruins of Hieroplois, which on a sunny spring day was fabulous We had a ekatively inexpensive chicken kebab wrap from one of the Hierapolis eateries and were happy with it.

Breakfast was pretty basic. Rooms are tiny but comfy. Bathroom even smaller. The swimming pool was empty when we visited (late April 2026).