Dumlupınar Royal Rooms

Exceptional

✓ A wonderfully clean and pleasant place with exceptionally helpful staff. I highly recommend it!

Very good

✓ I like the staff it's was nice and profesional

✗ The breakfast it's must be improved

The staff was so friendly and guidance!

✓ Stuff

Great value - clean and comfortable with lovely staff and fantastic breakfast

✓ The staff are very friendly and helpful. Previous reviews highlight this and it's true. The rooms are clean and comfortable. I liked the foyer/reception area with space to sit and relax or work, with free tea and coffee on the go. The little cafe close by where breakfast is served is EXCELLENT and not just for breakfast - great healthy food at any time of day and some amazing looking cakes and pastries as well. The street the hotel is on is quiet and peaceful but there are cafes, shops and mini markets within a few minutes walk. There is self-serve (free) laundry here I originally planned to stay only three nights but later decided to stay longer. Thank you for a great stay!

✗ The only downside is having to rely on buses/taxis to get to the centre or the coast. However there are bus stops close by and the hotel runs a shuttle to the beach. There's a machine nearby to buy and top-up the Antalyakart to use buses and trams and the bitaksi app works well.

Exceptional

✓ Friendly and helpful staff

Very good

✓ Location and friendly staff.

✗ Nothing

Fabulous

✓ The owner was really accommodating.

Exceptional

✓ I had a terrible hay fever in Prague and had to come somewhere in this region for work and sea. I chose this hotel primarily because it seemed that I would be able to work from there and not move for 10 days in the highest season. Indeed, the desk was sufficient for my 17" laptop, 24" monitor and 15" mobile monitor. WiFi worked very well. Actually, this building is used a student dorm for about 10 months in a year. People at the reception were very helpful in all cases, but most importantly, immediately moved me to another room after I felt a slight residual smell of cigarette smoke from a not so great guest in the first room, which I could not tolerate this time due to the hay fever. The area is close to a university, quite authentic, and rather dry, but there are green places not far away (they luckily did not have anything allergic for me). During the day, an official taxi from the airport costed me slightly under 400 liras. There are very many taxis, and a ride to or from the beach costed about 90 liras. All taxi drivers used a meter without any reminder. Most drivers accepted cards, but in some cases their device did not work in the end and once I paid in euros receiving liras as a change and once the receptionist kindly lent me 100 liras from the hotel money. Also, it was very easy to get to the beach by bus. They went more or less according to the schedule in google maps and the accept cards, and my Revolut always worked. The charge was 18 liras. I suspect that Moovit works too, but my Czech connection worked quite poorly and I did not have a Turkish sim. There are several Turkish fast food spots and restaurants very close to the hotel, typically with a great food for less than 10 Euro in total, and several slightly more expensive fish restaurants with a very good service and cuisine across the bridge via the freeway. I was happy with the advice provided at the reception desk. Cleaning was offered on a regular basis, probably every day.