Nobel Palace Hotel

The team were helpful, and both the location and breakfast were good. We stayed here for the Anzac Day commemoration at the Common Wealth war graves nearby. The central rail station is about 5 to 6 km away.

The breakfast and location are great. If you use the gym, you'll need to leave the hotel, turn left, and walk about 400 m to the other hotel, Nobel Ziga, where guests can use the gym. It's a little inconvenient, but manageable.

The location is good, the beds and pillows are comfortable, and the air conditioning works well. Still, the stay fell short of what I expected. Rooms are very small, especially with three adults, the windows don't open all the way, and there are no bidet faucets in the toilets. The receptionist on the early shift came across as unfriendly toward Turkish guests. Parking costs too much for this kind of hotel, and the breakfast selection and quality don't justify the price.

The hotel is clean, modern, and has comfortable mattresses and tasty breakfast. But school groups seem to stay here and completely disregard other guests. The walls don't block the noise, and the hotel didn't place the group in a different section from the other guests. I also found the music policy disruptive. Music plays in all the shared areas from 7am to 11pm, with speakers every 1.5 meters along each floor, and you can hear it inside the rooms. Guests have to listen whether they want to or not. This continued throughout all three days and nights of my stay, even after I asked reception to turn the volume down. I'm sure I won't return to Hotel Nobel Palace. If you want a quiet room without all kinds of noise, I'd advise staying away.