Atatürk Hotels

"standout hospitality, amazing staff, good food and facilities"

"This property is located in an area where parking is nonexistent, unless you drive to an oto park far from the hotel. There are many shops and cafes around the area. Rooms at this hotel have basic amenities minus a TV. There is a restaurant and a bar as well. The two staff we encountered were very helpful and the male speaks English. "

"They serve a lovely breakfast and were very accommodating. The staff was friendly and helpful. I stayed in the basement unit, which was spaceous. It was affordable, and I was very comfortable. The location was within walking distance to the art street and city center. I would stay there again. "

"It’s hard to say whether it justifies the price—though, of course, that really depends on what you’re expecting. I’m not sure if there’s anything better available by Urla standards, but for this kind of money, you could stay at The Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay, California."

"This is a newly opened, family-run hotel that delivers both quality and authenticity. The fundamentals are strong—rooms are spotless, beds are very comfortable, and the furniture and overall design feel thoughtfully selected rather than generic. Everything feels fresh and well maintained. What really sets this place apart is the family-driven service. The mother prepares an excellent breakfast each morning—easily a highlight of the stay. The son manages reception and is actively involved throughout, even helping in the kitchen. That hands-on approach creates a warm, seamless experience. The property is cozy, with a small patio pool and a few chaise lounges. We couldn’t use it due to weather, but it looks like a great spot in warmer months. Location is a major advantage—you’re literally steps from Urla Sanat Sokağı, making it easy to explore while still enjoying a quiet setting. The hosts are also very engaging. If you take the time to talk with them, they’re happy to share their story and local recommendations, which adds a more personal dimension to the stay. Overall, a well-executed boutique hotel with genuine hospitality. I would definitely return."

"Small bathrooms. There was no water for a day in my room. However after some conversation they gave opened another room for me. Far away from city center."

"Very comfortable stay for my wife SEma."

"We had a lovely stay here Beautiful pool and garden and lovely traditional breakfast in the morning The shower was really powerful too"

"Bir Dem Urla is a beautiful spot with good staff. But unfortunately there are a few things lacking to making it great. The first is the toilet situation, it's understandable when old plumbing doesn't facilitate the flushing of toilet paper but when the bidet is broken on both the toilet in our room and the public toilet, it leads to a very smelly situation. In this case they should prioritize the repair of the toilets and the garbage should be changed daily to stop the whole bathroom smelling like feces. Upon arrival our garbage hadn't been changed from the previous tenants so it wasn't very nice to open the bathroom door. Next, the bees/wasps. The pool is gorgeous but surrounding the pool there's got to be a hive/nest somewhere very close. Travelling with a partner and child who are allergic to bees meant we basically didn't swim or hang out by the pool during our stay. Then there's the lack of storage in the rooms, this one is kinda picky but the rooms aren't that large to not have a dresser. We had a rod to hang stuff up but there was only three hangers. I don't find having to put my luggage on the bed every time I need to get something out all that convenient or relaxing. Overall, with some upgrades to the facility, I'd stay here again. But as it sits right now I would look for other places around Urla or go out towards Cesme."