NORTH WIND HOTELS - Karaburun

Perfect breakfast place and it gives homey feelings

109 room door doesnt close on its own and it is only by lock.Breakfast lady was sweet and served us hot bread pieces even if it is after

Everything was fine . Breakfast on rooftop is super

Lovely owners could not do enough for us! Breakfast was good! Views to die for! Rooms nice and clean. If we ever go back to that area would definitely stay there again!!

- Breakfast was delicious and had a good variety - The view from the rooftop restaurant was stunning. - The owner kindly gave us a lift into town twice because we didn’t have a vehicle.

- Distance from the centre, pier and restaurants is too far if you don’t have a vehicle, it was an unpleasant 40 minute walk with no pavement, and the buses were unreliable. - Upon arrival, we were offered a room with a very strong cigarette odour. When we asked to change the room, the receptionist said they were full up and that there were no other rooms. After insisting, we were told to wait while they prepared another room for us, which took 40 minutes. The new room was supposedly an upgrade, but unfortunately there was a strong unbearable smell from the plumbing that got worse with time, but since we were only staying one night and they were fully booked, we decided not to raise the issue. - We were not informed that there is a restaurant with a beautiful view, so we did not get to utilise this until the breakfast on the day we were leaving. - The staff did not seem professionally trained, for example, we were asked several times if we paid for the room.

the hotel is conveniently situated approximately 850 meters from Ardic Beach, with easy access to dolmuş and public transport. Additionally, it is just a 10-minute drive from various restaurants and coffee shops in Mordogan Sikele.

The apartment we booked through Booking.com was described as follows: "Bedroom 1: 1 single bed, 1 large double bed. Bedroom 2: 1 large double bed. Living room: sofa bed. Spacious apartment offers air conditioning, an electric kettle, and terrace. Facilities: air conditioning, terrace, and balcony." When we arrived at the hotel, we were given a smaller room than expected. It had two double rooms, no sofa bed, and no terrace. The bedrooms only had half of the curtains, making the room even hotter in the July heat. The second bedroom lacked air conditioning, making it difficult for the children to sleep. There was no wardrobe or cupboard in the rooms. The room was located next to the hotel kitchen upstairs, so we woke up to the smell of burnt oil at 8 am every morning. We booked an aparthotel to cook our own dinners, but the kitchen had no cutlery or cooking utensils—only 2 cups, 4 small Turkish tea cups, and 2 tea bags. There were no supplies for washing dishes. The room had no water, tea, or coffee. Although the fridge was working, it was filled with the hotel's food, mostly frozen fish. Additionally, one of the shower heads in the bathroom was not working, and there was not enough toilet paper; we had to search for toilet paper ourselves. We stayed for 4 nights, but no one came to clean our rooms or change the towels. The manager/owner of the hotel, Murat, was not professional. While he tried to be helpful by calling taxis for us and ensuring the dolmuş would stop at the hotel, he treated the staff poorly, which affected their morale. The hotel was run chaotically. However, the chef worked hard to ensure we all had a good breakfast at the open buffet. The Booking.com price was 450.36 euros (approximately £378.00) for 4 nights, but we were charged £393.03 (approximately 468.27 euros).

The rooms were spacious, light & with a great sea view. The bed was the most comfy bed I have ever slept on, & the pillows were fab. The air conditioning unit was extremely quiet. Great shower. Breakfast was on a roof terrace 🤗

There’s nothing I didn’t like.