Hotel Baba

I was staying in room 109 next to the pool. i was a bit worried about what I was letting my in for after the reviews I've read on here and in other places. When I entered the room, there was no fridge, so I went to reception and asked about it they said they should be one in the room, but I had to wait for the following morning to get one. The guys on the bar were friendly and helpful they gave me a bag of ice for overnight to keep my drinks i purchased from the migros supermarket across the road cool. There was a lady on reception during the day who was very friendly and always chatted and remembered. My name, unfortunately, I can't remember hers. The room was cleaned daily. That's where the positives end The negatives The food offering was rubbish. I was b&b but did look at the evening meals, and they were not much better. I'm glad I didn't pay for the half board upgrade fee of 15 euro a day I had plenty of tasty meals in the surrounding bar/restaurants and the local authority run gumbet cafe just a 5 minute walk along the beach path. The hotel is located next too the 3/4 large night clubs the where the music goes on until 4am so if you want a goodnight sleep this isn't the place for you. In summary you get what you pay for and not much else

The hotel is was an unpleasant experience the rooms are a bit dirty. The cleaners hardly come in, you have to ask for towels or new bedding others it will be left. The beach is filthy compared to others. The food options aren’t the best there is repeatedly nearly the same foods and only like 3 options to choose from. Two of those likely to be some sort of pastry and the other always being egg.

Just had a medical massage from a lady who I have to say was amazing, can't fault her work. Would highly recommend a visit. Made to feel relaxed, private room with respect and dignity. Came for a Hanam yesterday was absolutely lovely again made to feel relaxed, and respected throughout.

I have been to turkey 45 times .times hotel is the dirtiest I have ever been to .plain and simply dirty.including the food such a shame because it's a great location. Would never set foot in the place again.never gets cleaned properly. Ps wasn't cheap so no excuse .stay clear of the place

not as good as it was years ago english speaking staff would be a good one but we will be back next year food is still good prices have changed a lot. but a nice bar on the beach............. so call in and see for yourself. ho knows we might see you there...........enjoy your hoiday.......

This hotel is so specific in its "3 stars" that I don't know even where to start. It's like playing a "lotto game". Once you get there you pray that the balls rotate in a right way so you can get a normal room. I wasn't so lucky, maybe because I asked at the very beginning for the nice room, and it turned out to be the opposite. Actually, I spent a week in a completely awkward quest for a normal room, and ironically, I gave some extra money to get one. Nothing happened for seven days and my whole sojourn was ten days. I finally got a "normal" room for the last three days. The whole system of working is more like a family hotel than a serious structure within a hospitality industry, and the "so called" manager like a family member of the owner, rather than a serious professional. The room I got was in the old part and could be used for horror movies. I will attach some pics to prove it. Obviously, with the "cheap" attitude, there are some calculations that attract incoming guests, and make the host "resistant" to all complains (you could see that they don't answer below any review). The thing is, this hotel has a great location. The beach and the sea are nice. If you're lucky enough to have a decent room, you will not complain for the money you give. Food is average. It's like, "let's make it look rich in all the restrictions". You could see that all the staff in the restaurant is trying hard, but visibly, they have very limited resources. Every day is a new journey. Once, it's the lack of spoons, the other day, no soup bowls, the third day, something else is missing. I wonder do they have a dishwasher, because the cleanliness of the cutlery was awful. Spots, greasiness and the leftovers from previous food. If you count on a peaceful sleep, forget it! You will hear the loud music from all sides, supported with the constant drumbeat, coming from a loud sound system. It's more like "We're here, come and see what is going on", than "It's a crazy party over there with a lot of people. I assume, they were trying to attract some guests with this noisy attitude. Whatever it is, it doesn't stop until six o'clock in the morning. And finally, even when I got "the better room", the fridge was not working, and it was the same in the previous room. You have to beg literally for everything. After some time, you get tired and you leave the things as they are. The good thing is a market, opposite of the hotel, so you can provide yourself with what you need. I could recommend this hotel to adventurers with the low budget and people who are not sensitive to cleanliness.