Tur Hotel, Kusadasi, Turkey
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" Just got back from staying at Tur... "
Submitted By: Mrs V HalliwellGreat pool and pool area which was a great source of entertainment during the day, just watching sexy barber leaping in the pool fully clothed and making his seal noises! Try the chip butties, they are lovely.
Kusadasi itself is buzzing and suits all, families and young people looking for nightlife. It was nice to sit and watch the cruise liners coming in and out of harbour. Shopping is a must, there are so many shops I need to go back as there were many streets I did not get chance to look at.
Choice of beaches is excellent from Ladies beach to Silver, Diamond and Sunrise beach. Many to choose from.
All in all I was worried about the visiting the Tur Hotel because of its simple style rating but how wrong could I have been. Many families and guests had come back year after year and I can see why. I will definitely be going back not only with my daughter but on an all girls holiday as well.
" What can I say very nice hotel bit to... "
Submitted By: Mr W/S Reynolds / Matthews<br><br>
I found it to be very welcome not just staff but other guest like me its a holiday that I just let my hair down and enjoyed .the local restaurants are excellent food is spot on you can not fault anything well just the size of portions you get value for money I say.
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I found Alberto's to be the best place to eat for the stay of my holiday very friendly and helpful Edris the waiter what a guy works morning to night and always has a smile on welcoming you every time we found the resort very nice lots to see shops galore best time was at night just seems like everyone loved the night time seemed like the whole resort was alive . Well all i can say is try it. <br>
" The hotel is fantastic, it is basic... "
Submitted By: Mr G Robinson" The Tur is basic just as the brochure... "
Submitted By: Mr R LeeA good-sized pool compared to some of the other hotels and was close to the market (which is a must) and is a comfortable walking distance from the town centre.
Kusadasi is a much bigger and busier resort than we had expected, and it did take us some time to get our bearings (a detailed map of the centre would be very useful) as it is easy to miss many of the bazaars and shops in the back streets.
The meals in the larger restaurants which cater mainly for the Tourist market are generally good but we found it was worth trying some of the Turkish restaurants as they were cheaper, better and more authentic. Some may not have menus in English but you will be invited to see the food displayed in chiller cabinets to make your choice from. We found it was good not to be overwhelmed with chips, rice, mashed potatoes, vegetables as well as the main meal all on one plate, as found in the large, touristy places. Do, however make sure they have a priced menu or at least ask for prices first, as our last night was ruined by an unscrupulous restaurateur who seemed to think it was OK to rip us off, charging us twice what we had been paying all week for food, and treble for drinks! AVOID IT - THE MENGEN RESTAURANT!!! (on a balcony overlooking the pedestrian precinct opposite the Carpe Diem restaurant.) For a good lunchtime snack, try the kebab takeaways, which often have outside seating, as these are ludicrously cheap and filling. (1 YTL for a huge kebab/sandwich, about 45p)
Not everyone’s cup of tea if you are not into historical sites, but we had a fantastic day at Ephesus, although it would be more comfortable in the spring or autumn when you could take your time, due to it being less busy and not as hot. Make sure you take plenty of water and a sunhat! It would be worth taking an organised guided trip or tour - our guide was fantastic - enthusiastic and knowledgeable.
And just a warning for the airports, do not let anyone take your baggage on arrival as they’ll expect £10 for the 200 yard trip from the arrivals area to the coach! Grab a trolley DIY!
" What a fantastic holiday. I went on... "
Submitted By: Miss Hayley O'LearyThe Staff did everything they could to make me and my brother feel at home, the hotel rooms were small but cleaned everyday. We were lucky to of got a room on the ground floor that opened up onto the poolside (which meant i never went with out a sun bed)
There is so much to do in this area and so many different places to eat. I recommend that you book yourself a boat trip as this was such a cheap great day out, and Albertos for the food as this was cheap but fantastic quality. Plus the staff here were great (Big hi to Ali Barba x)
The holiday was so great that I'm going again in September for a month back to the same hotel!!! Would definitely recommend
Hi to everyone that I met on holiday and a special hi to Jimmy the sexy barman... will be seeing you soon!!! <br>
" Although very basic and expensive... "
Submitted By: Miss Stacey Smith<br>
The staff there were very friendly and made our stay very enjoyable even their new pet dog pasca!!
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They went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. Nothing was ever to much for them.
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The entertainment was especially good if it was just at the hotel or down the famous bar street people who have been will know what I mean!!!!!!!!
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The hotel it’s self had it’s own characters like Norman the mad barber always posing and smiling (jiggi jiggi oi oi)!!
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Jimmy the hunk behind the bar, nursey always smiling!!
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And the night staff pilot and Sinan who always had to stop us jumping in the pool at 6 in the morning after a night out down bar street!!!
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Big hello to Louise, Michelle, Luke, Jon, Emma, Kerry, Amanda, Charlie(Casper), Vanessa and of course our new adopted Doberman puppy pasca!! (that’s another story) thanks to everyone who helped retrieve and place pasca where he belonged!! We hope jimmy looks after him.
Lodsa love
Stacey, big mark, Theresa, Daniel and little Mark.... <br>
" Hotel Tur was a big disappointment.... "
Submitted By: Miss M WoodThe rooms were very basic consisting of a bed and furniture that wouldn’t look out of place in a charity shop. Also, there was no way that you could fit two chairs on the balcony, which was just as well really as the view was nothing special.
I stayed at Hotel Tur in the middle of September and I found that the pool was often too cold to swim in and the nights cool, again this was a good job as air conditioning facilities are not available here.
Just a word of warning, the breakfast consists of jam, melon and bread with very strong tea and coffee so be prepared to pay for something a bit more substantial.
I would not recommend this accommodation to couples or those seeking any level of luxury. However, some friends I met there return every year as it is a cheap base for a clubbing holiday. This hotel is set back a little from the main resort, although all amenities are within walking distance.
On the plus side, the hotel is family run so expect to be made very welcome. In addition, it is also kept clean and tidy. The snacks and drinks are comparatively cheap but not such good value as the local restaurants and shops, which is a shame as no outside food is allowed in the hotel.
" Fantastic service. My father passed... "
Submitted By: Mr G Viviers" The Tur hotel is a very friendly and... "
Submitted By: Miss M Eaton" Just got back from holiday and have... "
Submitted By: Mr E Smith" Absolutely superb holiday!!!... "
Submitted By: Miss J Bell<br><br>
Area was lovely, plenty to do in town, for all ages. Great market!! Pool was lovely, and certainly well appreciated during the hot days. Turkish party night is definitely worth taking part in it was really funny. Definitely worth a visit.<br><br>








It is near a lot of entertainment sites. Alberto’s is close to the hotel and does a lot of good music and dancing I will definitely be going back to the tur in 2007 and a big hi to jimmy the sexy barman ( orlando bloom lookalike) the sexy barber and ali see you all soon xxxLAURENxxx