Pet friendly Hotels in Mugla Province, Türkiye

We stayed here with a group of friends, booking several rooms, and we all had a wonderful time! The value for money is excellent, and the location couldn't be better — right in the city centre, but surprisingly peaceful. You can even sleep with the windows open! The only thing to keep in mind is the call to prayer, as there are quite a few mosques in Turkey. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to bring earplugs just in case, although I personally slept perfectly well without them. One of our favourite things about the hotel was the lovely rooftop terrace with its beautiful view over the bay. We loved gathering there in the evenings to chat and enjoy each other's company. It was such a lovely spot! There's no breakfast service, but the kitchen has everything you need for a simple breakfast, including tea, a kettle, drinking water and tableware. It's quite small, so it's better suited to preparing light meals rather than cooking elaborate dishes. There's also no dishwasher, so you'll need to wash the dishes yourself. If you'd prefer to eat out, there are plenty of cafés nearby, so finding a nice spot for breakfast is easy. Our room was cosy, clean and freshly renovated. We felt comfortable there throughout our stay. We also really appreciated the owners' help in arranging an airport transfer for our whole group. It made things so much easier for us! A big thank you to the owners for their warm hospitality! We truly enjoyed our stay and would happily recommend this place to anyone looking for comfortable accommodation, great value for money and a lovely atmosphere in the heart of the city.

4 stars, once, a long time ago! Perfect location, nicely designed, but long past it's prime. The receptionist said he was tired, when I arrived, they only had 9 rooms occupied out of 78, the 2nd weekend of June. Extensive gardens, overgrown, and dotted with broken hotel furniture. Deluxe room, overlooking the garden mess, and the WiFi didn't work. I asked for a kettle, but was told the management doesn't allow.....4 stars? An hour later Sumat ( super guy, trying hard) brought a kettle, but no cup. Cup arrived eventually. No water in the rooms. WiFi still not working, despite Sumats attempts. Then, the AC exploded and dumped 2 litres of water on the bed. Had to wait 40 mins in the bar for a clean room ( and 70 were unoccupied). My 2nd Delux room overlooked the carpentry work and staff area. That evening I realised the light bulbs were not working, except in the bathroom. I gave up, and slept. The following morning I opened the bathroom window, and it came off in my hands, as did the towel rail. It's so sad to see a beautiful hotel fall apart, staff are demoralised, and have lost interest. I escaped, as early as I could, and will not return.

We absolutely loved this charming hotel! Conveniently located near the main road, surrounded by a beautiful green garden. Our room was small but stylish, spotless and cozy, with natural materials, twin beds, slippers, a hairdryer and a lovely garden view. There’s even a place to dry clothes after hiking. The highlight was the gorgeous dining terrace, where complimentary tea and coffee are available all day. Enjoying Turkish tea from a samovar with fresh herbs after a long hike was pure bliss! Breakfast was delicious and beautifully served, with eggs cooked to order. Dinner portions were huge, pices are reasonable and Anastasia’s homemade cheesecake was fantastic! The staff were exceptionally kind and attentive. Special thanks to Anastasia, who speaks Russian and helped us with everything. A wonderful combination of comfort, nature, great food and genuine hospitality. Peaceful, welcoming and excellent value for money. Highly recommended!

It was a perfect stay for 1 week: 1. Very tasty breakfast 2. Gorgeous view from terrace 3. Nice pool to spend time in 4. Very helpful owner, which helped us with everything: laundry, cheaper taxi, transfer... 5. Very comfortable room (superior room) - a lot of space Only minuses will be: 1. A lot of stairs up and down each time you want to leave hotel 2. Strange cleaning service: first time it was proposed without preparing in the afternoon when we were sleeping. Next time they also asked about cleaning after we came to the room after the sea and wanted to rest. Last day they suddenly lost their keys to the room.... So the drain in the shower wasn't cleaned and was clogged, not so pleasant. In all other aspects everything was good! Would recommend and come again!

Before coming to Turkey, I hesitated how to book a hotel to stay clean, safe and not pitted? We all book Marriott's ancient architecture hotels in Istanbul because we want its history but there are international brands. But after coming out of Istanbul, there will be no big hotel chains anymore. We decided to rely on Ctrip. In case there is no room for booking, Ctrip may also help us find it. This hotel is an apartment. A few days before arriving, Ctrip will notify us by text message where to pick up the key. After arriving, you can pick up the key at the convenience store downstairs. The room is large, but the wall air conditioner is also enough. Another small kitchen, everything, electric stove, microwave, dishes and tea set. However, this apartment does not serve breakfast. Another exception is the washing machine. Our room is on the third floor and there is no elevator, but we don't dislike it because the scenery before and after the third floor is particularly good. The window in front looks at the port and restaurant, and the holiday houses and monuments in the mountains behind. It is really comfortable to go out to the lively port and city at night. This apartment is really a holiday house that can live for a few more days. Every small Turkish city we went to felt that we could dig and dig again. This experience made us feel that we must take a long time next time and stay in each place for two days.

Gorgeous view from the balcony and a convenient location. It gets very noisy in the morning when neighbors start checking out of their rooms. It's okay for an overnight stay if you need to wake up early. If you want to sleep in, you probably won't be able to get much rest.

From hotel to the city center minutes 10-15 on foot. There is a parking lot. Minorities: - no elevator (fortunately we had the second floor); - cool water in the pool, perhaps because part of the day is in the shadow (for someone it 's plus, but we with kids love warmer); - No air conditioner in the bedroom, the air conditioner was only in the kitchen; - bad sound isolation (they were heard as women spoke in the neighborhood as a child cried in the night). Plus: - the presence of a washing machine and a dryer on the balcony (saved on the laundry); - The room is clean, spacious and light. There are two balconies on one of which breakfast is pleasant; - a beautiful view of the mountains out of the window; - a wonderful staff (separate thanks to the girl who shared the washing powder). ”A convenient location - near the city, though in Akiak everything is close.

We stayed for two nights , the hotel is in the middle (from the Tz , the bazaar, the tombs and far from the beach) Breakfast is very simple, hotel is old , furniture is tired  On the night - normal, but to spend all the holidays in this hotel I wouldn't like

I really liked the hotel, and especially its friendly hosts, Jen and her husband, who kindly prepared breakfast at 7 am (breakfast starts at eight), and even took us to the ferry. The rooms facing the street are a little noisy, please take this into account when choosing a room. The rooms are clean and comfortable, there is hot water, and the hotel has a nice, cozy courtyard. A special plus for the friendly hosts! I'll be happy to return.

Friendly staff at check in. Place is ok to stay for 1-2 nights. There is free parking near the hotel and shops within 5 minutes walk. Sea view from bar area. Room itself is small and outdated, though there’s are amenities for quick breakfast.