Hotel Paris

The one real plus was the friendly staff. The place is about 3 km from the city center, with its own beach, though I didn’t use it because it was crowded. It’s roughly hostel-level and manageable if you don’t expect much, but even just after the holiday, two people were being charged 300 TL a day, which wasn’t worth it. The rooms were unhygienic and weren’t cleaned daily. The old doors need renovating, and the insulation is so poor you can hear the water pump while trying to sleep. Breakfast was terrible. Bees and flies got into the room, and even cats could climb onto the tables. The beach was too crowded for me.

The sea is lovely, though anyone who dislikes cold water probably shouldn’t come. There are marked areas on the beach with sun loungers and umbrellas. This is a bed-and-breakfast hotel beside Grand Hotel Temizel, sharing the same stretch of sea with Aytaş Hotel and Temizel. It costs less than half as much as staying at those hotels. The rooms are spacious and nice, and they’ll move you if you mention an AC problem in your room. Breakfast is really mediocre, but it works if you only want cheese, olives, and tomatoes. It’s an affordable choice for families who love garlic and definitely want to visit.

We had a quiet family holiday, since the hotel is set away from the public beach in what I think is the best part of Sarımsaklı Beach. Having stayed at other Sarımsaklı hotels, I found the rooms here more comfortable, and breakfast was quite adequate. I was happy with our stay and would recommend it.

The beach was quieter than the Sarimsakli market, and having a private beach area suited us very well. Hotel Paris was a peaceful place to unwind, with a spacious, quiet room. The room, sheets, bathroom, and sink were clean, and the staff were friendly. We had a wonderful week there as a family, and I’d happily recommend it. Thanks again to everyone on the hotel staff.