Hotel Billurcu

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Staff is friendly, rooms are clean, bathroom is clean, meals are fine, pools are clean, 3 stars hotel, minibar and poolbar prices are not expensive. No additional unknown bill came out when we left. The pool slider is enough for any 3-10 years old kids. I recommend this hotel for families w little kids.

We had a great time, staff was very friendly and helpful, our room was clean with a nice bathroom and balcony with pool and seaview. Breakfast and dinner was good and delicious, fresh products in buffet style. WIFI was free and fast. But the most we liked was the pool and beach area. Pool was clean and the beach two minutes to walk with free chairs and sundecks. We can recommend this region and hotel.

Stayed one night. The hotel is HB based. As I titled this review the hotel is very old. Maintened by small patches, it certanly need a good renovation. But being old also means a lot of expirience of the staff and the owner. I think (not sure) that the hotel is a family business. Service is very good. Hotel is clean, food for one dinner and brakfast was very good but with limited choise.

部屋のインターネットが使えなくて、困りました。バスルームの悪臭が結構きついです。周辺に良いホテルが多数ありますので、すぐに移動しました。残念なホテルでした。

Guzel kaliteli guleryuzlu

Es war ein Unterdurchschnittliches Hotel

Arrival on cold and wet day for a two night stay was not particularly welcoming. Double room on second floor was small, dark and cold overlooking a shabby property next door. Room decor was clean, but plain and lacking character. Food in the restaurant was poor in both quality and variety. Vegetables were over cooked beyond recognition. Hot food (actually tepid) was served in miniscule portions. The staff were friendly and were trying to be helpful, but, as is quite often the case away from the tourist centres, language and the difference in our culture and expectations can give a skewed impression.

Shower only, spa is clean, and it had good food. A "A101" store is just down the street but just be aware that almost all hotels in Turkey frown on you bringing food or drink into the hotel with you. It's an honest experience, and I enjoyed it more than several of the resorts I visited.

Ayvalik is more typically Turkish, and is free from hordes of tourists. It is basically a fishing port- although not much fish was on the menu at the hotel. In December it was windswept and rather desolate, with many shops/restaurants closed. This hotel was the smallest we used on our tour, but it did have double beds, but no tea/coffee making facilities. The room was clean, and the food in the restaurant good, particularly at breakfast. The desserts for dinner were excellent. It was a good base for the trip to Troy and Pergammon. Ayvalik seafront was somewhat drab under the grey skies of December. The local market ( some way from this hotel) was visited by many of our group who found it varied and interesting. The hotel only has one small lift- it was a problem with just two tour groups, but would cause real problems in high season.