Meshk Airport Hotel Reviews

Convenient to stay at if you’re arriving in Istanbul very late - otherwise I don’t recommend it. There’s literally nothing around.

1st class hotel not far from the airport .. they offer a pick up and drop off for 20euro each way .. Brilliant service .. a very warm welcome .. super friendly staff and lovely clean spacious rooms.. Thanks for having us !!

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Hotel for unpretentious tourists for an overnight stay between flights near the new Istanbul Airport (IST). Small room, separate toilet with shower. Soap, gel, shampoo. A kettle, a couple of tea bags and coffee. One of about a dozen hotels nearby. About 40 euros per night. The staff is friendly and offers free tea and coffee at the reception. It takes 10-15 minutes to get there by taxi. From the airport 220 liras, back 350 (probably due to the phone call). Those. 8-10 euros. I have my own cat and will have kittens in the summer.

When booking the room, it showed that there was a window, but I was given a semi-basement room with only a narrow skylight, which felt like being in prison, and the skylight only had a transparent white gauze curtain. Of course, it didn't matter if there was no light. And I went to the airport early. It seemed that the hotel had a lot of empty rooms, and I didn't understand why I was given a basement room. I couldn't communicate with the language, so I was too lazy to argue.

As a transit hotel from Cappadocia to Pamukkale and Fethiye, we booked a triple room for ¥350, excluding breakfast. The handsome guys at the front desk were quite enthusiastic. They gave us tea, coffee, and bread even though we didn't order breakfast. He also took the initiative to call a taxi for us, but taxis in Istanbul are really expensive. One way to the airport costs ¥100 RMB.

Very clean. The shower room is bright and clean, and the towels and white sheets are acceptable.

The room was very, very small, pocket-sized. But it was clean. Planes started flying overhead early in the morning, making a lot of noise. I was transiting in Turkey and stayed there for one night. It was a good choice with a high cost-performance ratio.

It's a completely dark basement. The basement doesn't smell very good either. The only advantage is that the room is relatively large. It's also very remote and inconvenient to travel.

The hotel is close to the airport, which is very convenient for transit accommodation. The room is spacious and the service is in place.

As for the room with a view... they gave me a basement room that only looked like a construction site. The staff is friendly, but I hate everything else... I stayed one night to catch a flight the next day, but the neighborhood was very unfriendly and ********.

The hotel is not big. The biggest advantage is that it is close to the airport. It takes 15 minutes by car. You can park at the door. There is Turkish coffee and black tea available at the front desk. The room is simple but fully functional. It is a good choice for people who want to catch an early flight.

I chose this hotel because it was close to the airport, but the shuttle bus (taxi) I had booked didn't show up, so I had a hard time. Also, I was directed to a different room than I had booked.

A very welcoming hotel, perfect for a layover and overnight stay. It takes 15 minutes to get to the hotel from the new airport, and a taxi cost about 300 lire. You can ask the front desk to help you call a taxi. The first floor was a bit noisy because people started dropping off the plane early in the morning. There are places to eat and buy wine within 500 meters. The hotel turned my king-bed room into a single room, which made me unhappy, so I finally asked Ctrip for compensation. Don't worry if you stay one night