Golden Apple Hotel

Very close to the bus station and restaurants. The manager Ayça was very kind and gentil. The whole place is great, more people should take The time to know this beautiful piece of Turkey!

The price could be maybe a bit lower. It was The most expensive place I stayed in Turkey among 8 diferent places I have visited.

Overall nice and very friendly staff. Even got a room upgrade for free :) Breakfast was simple, but plenty. Parking in the back alley is possible.

The room had some flaws, but only minor things (bathroom door couldn't be closed, missing light bulbs). Rest + bed was great.

Central location. Spacious room. Parking just outside the property.

Furniture/ decoration.

The place was nice and a good location in the center of town. Room was nice, correct!

Bed wasn’t very comfortable!

best staff and good location

the location was great. right in the center of the town, close to the lake. the receptionist was nice but didn't speak a word of English.

the hotel is out-dated. the rooms were not that clean and wifi basically did not work at all the whole time we were there. the receptionist was a nice lady but didn't speak a word of English. there was some confusion about charges and so on.

Golden Apple was a lovely little hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They allowed us to do a load of laundry (wash and dry for 130 lira). The breakfast was good, and the upper floor terrace was a nice place to sit in the afternoon for a view over the city.

The internet was not great, with limited connections, and it frequently stopped working. The room was as shown in the pictures. It was tight for 4 people, but doable. The staff did not speak English, but then very few hotels in Turkiye have English speaking staff. We were easily able to get by with Google Translate.

The front desk lady is very friendly. I like the honey served for breakfast.

Big room, comfortable bed, large shower is very cool thing! Near to busstation and you can go for a walk in different direction to see beautiful places.

Breakfast was nothing special: bread, cheese, tea, tomato, cucumber, eggs and olive