3-Star Hotels in Urla

Hosting and facilities were amazing, friend, clean and honest. It was very comfortable authentic stone house.

Thank Kemal Bey and all the family of the Hotel Peace and Peace for the great ambition of a wonderful breakfast and a wonderful home.

They were with the family with the children 2 nights. Specially chose a hotel far from the city, in a quiet place. The location for us was convenient, we were on a rented car, got to the hotel without problems on the Yandex navigator. Very cozy area, lots of greens, swimming pool, common recreation area. In the house is clean and comfortable, there is a heater, beds are comfortable. Breakfast was amazing. Prepared for the scheduled time. Classic Turkish breakfast with fresh food: cheeses, omlets, olive oil, etc. Communicated with the owner of the hotel, a beautiful man, recommended to us beautiful locations near Urla, which we visited. Only positive impressions about the hotel! Thank you!

We are quite happy breakfast feeding quiet and quiet and also the reason they prefer to be animal friends

I recently stayed at a quaint hotel superbly located near the vibrant Art Street, perfect for those keen to explore local art and culture. The hotel, housed in an old mansion, offers a charming, historical ambiance but comes with several trade-offs. The lack of on-site parking necessitates paying for nearby private parking, which can be inconvenient and adds an unexpected expense. Additionally, the absence of food services within the hotel could be a drawback for guests looking for mealtime convenience, though unlimited free coffee and bottled water are pleasant perks. One should note that the reception closes at 6 PM, which could pose challenges for late arrivals or those needing evening assistance. The rooms, while clean and maintaining the property's antique charm, do not have TVs and the old mansion’s thin walls mean sounds carry easily from room to room. Despite these issues, the hotel's cleanliness and prime location make it a compelling choice for travelers, particularly those interested in the arts, who don't mind a few inconveniences during their stay.