The people of the hotel were very hospitable and eager to maximize my positive experience. I was very grateful that they allowed me to check out at 14:00, as I ran late from my sightseeing. The breakfast was excellent, too.

WiFi in my room was almost non existent. I could catch some signal only if I stood by the door. The elderly guy at the reception switched off the lights and went to bed, while I was still sitting at the reception. And what is more, he didn’t bother to explain himself, not even in his own language, as he didn't actually speak any English.

Everything was amazing here, from the friendly and nice staff to location, cleanliness, and AMAZING Turkish breakfast. The pool was awesome as well, probably the best hotel in Pamukkale for this price. The only downside is the Wi-Fi, which is not working, almost at all. It works from time to time when the hotel is not too crowded. But if the internet is not mandatory during your stay, it is a very good opportunity to disconnect for a while and to live the moment. For sure we would choose this hotel again. Special thanks to Halim, who speaks English very well and helped us with all that we needed.

Wi-Fi and a bed smell in the bathroom from time to time

The room was a decent size as was the bathroom. Nice balcony with 2 chairs overlooking pool. The pool was lovely and there were lounge chairs. The breakfast was served at the table with eggs, breads, Jams, cheeses, tomatoes, yogurt, olives, lettuce, coffee and tea. Staff pleasant and helpful and worked hard.

The room was not made up on the 2nd day. Neighbourhood dogs barked for a couple of hours during 1 night. The plumbing made gurgling sounds when flushed in other rooms. No bedside reading lamps. No refrigerator or safe. Very limited English spoken. Long narrow Lobby filled with couches. Smelly street.

We booked a triple room for 1 night and has a very pleasant and comfortable stay. We were a family of 2 adults and 2 children, I initially thought the bed size will be too tight for all 4. But, I was wrong. The queen bed and 1 single bed were a very good fit for all 4. Beds were very comfortable and we didnt have any sleeping issues. The towels smelled nice, hot water in bathroom, etc. Nice spacious bath. We woke up in the morning with the view of hot air balloons in the sky. The breakfast was one of the best ones we had in Turkiye. The family run hotel staff were polite and helpful, but they didnt speak english. Google translate to the rescue :) The only problem is that hotel doesnt have a lift, so it will be a big exercise with luggage o walk up the stairs. Pamukkale city entrance gate is 10 mins walk.

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we loved our night at bellamaritimo! the location is super close to the national park (10 min by walk), the room was very clean, nice, with a balcony. we arrived late in the evening and had a nice dinner at “mama’s cooking” restaurant at the hotel. the food was amazing! and in the morning we had a wonderful turkish breakfast! it was served very cute and it contained so many different options for all tastes. very nice people own this hotel - it was a pleasure to be there! the is also a free parking space by the hotel, which is very useful. thank you very much!

1. Excellent location with hardly 10-12min walk to the Pammukale south entrance 2. Booked a dorm room but was pleasantly surprised to walk into a 'twin-room' in a hotel. No other traveller showed up so I had the entire room for myself. And even better, the sliding doors opened right to the pool area 3. Exceptional buffet breakfast, very typical Turkish menu and tastes amazing 4. Was able to check in early, thanks to the staff for making a room available 5. The entire staff are very friendly, humble and do everything to help you. 6. Rooms are typical hotel room like with shower/toilet inside, soaps/shampoos, towels etc.

Nothing ! I wouldn't change anything about this absolutely fantastic hotel

as it was mentioned by many others here, the breakfast was exceptional. It's true ))) Our room was on the 3d floor, with a lovely balcony and view from it. The large floor-to-ceiling windows, big comfy bed, enough space for all your stuff and clothes etc. I guess they have good wall isolation, because we almost thought that there were no other guests around, only at breakfast time we realized how many people were staying up there ))) Nice interior design throughout the building and dining area. Friendly stuff, English-speaking as well. We'll be glad to stay here again next time we visit Pamukkale ))

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Everything was amazing! What we liked most was the location and breakfast. You can literally walk to Pamukkale and Hierapolis from the hotel. Every staff member was very attentive and helpful. We also got to see the balloons in the morning right in front of the balcony. When we did ask about the shuttle to the city, rather than pointing at expensive options with extra fee, they recommended local bus which was affordable and it was a really good choice. We got to see more of the village and local route and had great experience.

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We stayed here for 4 nights. The location is lovely; try to get a room facing the travertines as you'll get to watch the hot air balloons taking off in the mornings. The breakfast here is sumptuous and has all the things that go with a traditional Turkish breakfast. We ate at the restaurant for dinner, and the food was great. This is a family run business, and you'll feel comfortable and homey staying here. The rooms could have slightly better lighting but otherwise all is good. We didn't use the pool as it's cold this time of year, but it seems very clean and cared for. The owner helped us to book a hot air balloon ride for just 50 euro per person (way cheaper than Cappadocia, and the rides take off just a 10 minute drive from the hotel; you get picked up). This hotel is excellent value for the cost and location. Hopefully, we can return again.

The lighting in the rooms could be better.

This is a family run business and the whole team were super helpful and accommodating. The on site restaurant is also run by that family, this is where you can get pool snacks, drinks and where breakfast is served. Breakfast was a typical Turkish affair but plentiful. We also ate at the restaurant on our first night as we arrived quite late and the menu is small but the food was nice, again, standard Turkish cuisine (kebabs/meat). We were given a room on the top floor which I believe was an upgrade, the room was enormous and the bed was massive, super comfortable and the linens were beautifully soft. The pool is fantastic, a large size with plenty of space around the edges for sunbathing, though there were only 8 loungers so I busy periods this might be an issue for ppl. The area in which the pool is situated is private and you are not overlooked. There is also a small pool at one end which might be suitable for children. There is outside seating along the side of the hotel between the restaurant and pool area. The location of the hotel provides wonderful views of the mountains around the area and we had a partial view of the travertine terraces. The hotel is away from the main street of the town which makes it ideal as there is limited noise. It is still very close to the entrance to the terraces (south entrance 10 mins walk) bus to north entrance (best option) is the local Pamukkale to Denizli bus that stops 200m from the hotel.

The rooms are not very sound proof, we could hear the conversations of our neighbours but this didn’t bother us too much. And if we are being picky there were a few things that weren’t quite right such as the shower in our room, it was working fine but part of it was missing and we had very large windows with curtains that didn’t quite fit so light did come in on a morning. (This was rectified with a trusty bulldog/crocodile hair clip holding curtains together)!