Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Trabzon

Was upgraded to sea view, amazing indoor heated pool a little bit similar to the olympic. Sauna and steam room amazing facilities. Breakfast was superb. It's worth every penny. Greay location, plenty of parking.

It was great hotel

Good but it’s near to airport

Ramada – как пишут, лучший отель на берегу моря в Трабзоне. Мы его выбрали для первой остановки в Караденизе. Отель большой, отличные завтраки на открытой террасе с видом на море. Просторные номера. Есть два бассейна: один закрытый, второй – открытый, но находиться в нем невозможно из-за многочисленных орущих и плескающихся детей. В спа зоне нормально работала только паровая сауна. У отеля нет собственного пляжа (впрочем, как и у других отелей на этом побережье), общественный пляж сразу за территорией отеля. Море грязное, маленькие медузы, мусор, желания пойти купаться не возникло. В целом отель неплох, но рядом есть альтернативы в два раза дешевле не уступающие Рамаде ничем кроме отсутствия бассейнов.

非常好的設施和服務，在這裏可以得到充分的休整。

⭐️ 3 out of 5 – A Deeply Disappointing Stay That Reflects Neither the Brand Nor a 5-Star Standard As a frequent global traveler and someone who has stayed in this very hotel nearly a decade ago, I returned to Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Trabzon with high expectations — only to find that the experience has drastically deteriorated on nearly every level. Let me outline the concerns with full transparency: 1. Poor Welcoming and Service Culture: From check-in to checkout, the hospitality felt forced, cold, and often inattentive. Staff across several departments seemed disengaged or untrained. This was in stark contrast to what one would expect from a 5-star hotel — or from any Wyndham-branded property. 2. No Sense of Value for Money: Despite the exaggerated pricing of amenities and services (closer to Swiss luxury levels), what we received was neither aligned with those rates nor reflective of international hospitality standards. The hotel experience lacked the refinement, elegance, and accountability that we regularly see in hotels across Switzerland and Northern Europe. 3. Inability to Deliver on Basics: A hotel in Turkey should, at minimum, be able to serve a proper cup of Turkish coffee. Astonishingly, even this was a struggle — both in taste and presentation. 4. Poorly Trained and Arrogant Restaurant Staff: We found the staff at the buffet and restaurant to be inattentive, unprofessional, and even dismissive. Basic etiquette — such as acknowledging a polite request — was often missing, and the overall energy was rushed, cold, and mechanical. 5. No Accountability: Even when concerns were raised, there was no evidence of follow-up, no apology, no corrective action — just silence or a shrug. 6. Swimming Pool Area – A Serious Letdown: The lifeguard grudgingly brought towels, the tables were left uncleaned, and there was no staff presence to maintain the space. The area looked unattended and unwelcoming. 7. Inconsistent Housekeeping: On two separate occasions, after our room was cleaned, the tea tray was left unstocked and the water bottles were not replaced. It took multiple calls to the front desk to resolve what should have been a routine responsibility. 8. Cafeteria & Shisha Experience – Overpriced and Underwhelming: A shisha priced at 1750 TL is simply unjustifiable, especially given the lack of a menu, the slow service, and the under-trained staff. We have experienced far superior service at a third of the price — even in the most elite hotels globally. 9. Decline Over the Past 10 Years: Having stayed here a decade ago, I can confidently say this hotel has regressed in every aspect — from staff professionalism to cleanliness, from service reliability to guest engagement. What was once a gem of Trabzon has become a place where first impressions are ruined by carelessness, and basic guest needs are overlooked. By contrast, during the same trip, we stayed at the Mövenpick Istanbul (Eyüp) — and the experience was nothing short of marvelous.