Ortaca Hotels with Balcony

If you think of the price, it's great. The room is simple but everything worked. Breakfast is also normal (the coffee would still be good but it is not). Walk to the embankment nearby. Resting ”young” people 70+, but quiet and measured.

Everything was simply wonderful! The only downside is you have to take a taxi to the beach, or walk 25-30 minutes.

We spent 1 night traveling in this hotel, not even night, but half a night, as there was a night flight, we ordered a taxi, for a separate small fee you can eat (coffee, fried potatoes, pizza). The pool was liked for children. In the room there was no crowd because they dreamed to see the tombs, the turtle beach, so they threw things and left, and returned late in the evening to rest a couple of hours before the plane. The owner of the best soul of the man, exchanged contacts, changed the euro and the dollars at the normal rate many times. Dalian is an incredible place, I would like to go back there again

Very good stay experience! The room is very large, there is a kitchen bathroom inside, there are transparent two balconies, sofas and single and double beds. It is even a bit too big to live alone. It feels very suitable for family vacations. There is a beautiful pool in the yard... The boss is kind, warm and cheerful. The breakfast is home-cooked by himself. The car for the day trip came to pick up in the morning and didn’t have time to eat. She also specially packed it for me. Obviously, I have checked out in the morning. After playing in the afternoon, I will wait for the evening to open a room for temporary rest and washing. Washing, thank you very much 🥺 Even the last evening to Dalaman Airport, the boss drove his own car for 40 or 50 minutes to send it free. I was worried about how to take a taxi or book a shuttle bus. Thank you again. I will book here when I come to Dalian to play in the future!

I understand why the Lorend is getting such good reviews. I spent 2 nights there. Rooms are small, but well thought out to maximise the space, centrally located, but quiet. Breakfast is a perfect Turkish feast, and the staff exceptional. Highly recommend, and I will definitely return.

This was my 4th time, staying at Yakut. Don't expect The Ritz, but at £82 for 3 nights, its great value. Super clean, comfy and spacious, with the lovely owner Hakan. The photo is this mornings view from my balcony, a perfect start to the day.

A beautiful hotel near the embankment. From the balcony, the view of the tomb and the central street. The staff is very welcoming. You feel like home. Breakfast on the terrace on the roof. The view is excellent. The room is spacious enough comfort. No special drawbacks have noticed.

From the pluses your lying on the beach and transfer to the beach. From the downsides very tired rooms. Until you ask to remove it didn't clean (4 days). The lamp on the balcony in 11 days has never been repaired, there was a smell of the air conditioner having to clean itself, as the respiratory has never solved the problem. The tile in the kitchen barely worked and that only 1 comfort. I asked to replace, but they said that all such. What they wrote about the noise is true. But we were so tired that we didn't care. But the music is very loud to 2-3 nights. If you're not used to the noise it will not be just you. For $120 a day I expected more. But apparently in the season it is a normal price for this resort. If comfort is not particularly important you can live here calmly. For me personally it is 6/10 not more at the expense of the budget price.

4 stars, once, a long time ago! Perfect location, nicely designed, but long past it's prime. The receptionist said he was tired, when I arrived, they only had 9 rooms occupied out of 78, the 2nd weekend of June. Extensive gardens, overgrown, and dotted with broken hotel furniture. Deluxe room, overlooking the garden mess, and the WiFi didn't work. I asked for a kettle, but was told the management doesn't allow.....4 stars? An hour later Sumat ( super guy, trying hard) brought a kettle, but no cup. Cup arrived eventually. No water in the rooms. WiFi still not working, despite Sumats attempts. Then, the AC exploded and dumped 2 litres of water on the bed. Had to wait 40 mins in the bar for a clean room ( and 70 were unoccupied). My 2nd Delux room overlooked the carpentry work and staff area. That evening I realised the light bulbs were not working, except in the bathroom. I gave up, and slept. The following morning I opened the bathroom window, and it came off in my hands, as did the towel rail. It's so sad to see a beautiful hotel fall apart, staff are demoralised, and have lost interest. I escaped, as early as I could, and will not return.

We're budget travellers so we don't expect 5* luxury, however, even by our standards Han Hotel was disappointing. I'll start with the positives: The location is great, just a couple of blocks from the river. The bed was comfortably firm. The air conditioning worked well Breakfast was good with fresh chips put out regularly. The main pool was a good size and clean The negatives The bathroom had definitely seen better days - the grout was black and mouldy. The door was rotting away. There was only 1 small bin, in the bathroom, for the whole room. The card operated door only locked when it was slammed. Bits of the grout holding the frame in place fell out when you did this. The small pool next to the main pool was green. The poolside area was grubby - with ash and hair under the loungers. Only Turkish tea was available with breakfast. If you wanted water or juice you had to pay.