Pet Friendly Hotels in Bodrum

Our room was great. Everything you need to relax. We would like to thank hotel for their fantastic work.

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.

The room belongs to an old-fashioned resort hotel, and the private beach is 500 meters away and a ten-minute walk away. Breakfast was okay, but a cup of coffee cost another 200 lira! It’s a 40-minute drive from the city center. Friends without a car are advised not to book here! The urban castle now also charges 23 euros per person!

Pleasant place with a luxurious garden, pool, and beach. The hotel staff loves guests and tries to do the utmost for them. The rooms have everything you need, and the daily cleaning is very thorough. I highly recommend it.

No wifi properly work Breakfast time they tried to charge for drinks Beach lets to other people instead of us No water comes in room Foods are not fresh

The service was great and the location was great. But the room is small and the facilities in the house are average.

Muy buena relación valor-Precio. Sencillo y con todo lo necesario para estar unos días en Bodrum. Excelente ubicación, lindo patio para descansar y la atención muy amable. Muy buena opción para viajar solo o en parejas

Amazing stay

Overall, it's a very good hotel for the price, its main advantage being its location. The sea is a 5-minute walk away, and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby. The bus station is a 7-8-minute walk away. The staff is friendly, and the breakfasts are very good. A few downsides: two days in a row, when I left the hotel, I hung a sign on the door asking for cleaning, but it was ignored. Over the four days of my stay, the room accumulated trash, and I would have liked a change of towels, but that's how it turned out. I was leaving early the day before, and went to reception to ask about a to-go lunchbox. The receptionist assured me it would be ready for me. The next morning, when I was checking out, the receptionist said they didn't have any lunchboxes. Overall, it wasn't a big deal, but it was odd that the staff's answers didn't match. And one last, not-so-pleasant surprise I discovered the morning before checkout: my room was on the ground floor, and the balcony door opened onto the courtyard. There were two chairs and a table outside each room. The balcony door didn't lock, meaning virtually anyone on the hotel grounds could enter my room.