Devin Otel

As a grumpy antisocial person, I have to say the location wasn't for me: there's constant traffic and the air quality is poor. Still, the hotel is right by the centre, which is definitely convenient. I stayed about a week. Breakfast was plentiful, and as a foodie I tried everything and found it splendid. The restaurant staff were mostly young, polite people who greeted me with a smile each time. I ran into one of the charming cleaning ladies three times, including once when she was cleaning my room. She went into turbo mode so I could have my peace again as soon as possible. The main receptionist was the friendliest, most cooperative, and coolest person I met across seven hotels in Turkey. Such a helpful, awesome dude.

I was very satisfied. It's modern and well equipped, with parking available. I especially liked the coffee and bakery shop inside.

The prices were really acceptable (28 October 19), and breakfast was perfect. I took a large four bed room for my family. It was cleaned and the towels were replaced every day. There's a parking lot near the hotel. Recommended.

The breakfast buffet was very good, with scrambled eggs, eggs with potatoes and sujuk, olives, aubergines, and the usual Turkish breakfast items. The hotel also sells a small selection of rose and lavender products from the area, though there were plenty of shops around town with a wider range. We stayed one night at the Devin while in Isparta. The hotel is well designed and the room was well equipped. Our only complaint was that, as a couple, we were given just one set of towels. The hotel is in the centre of town, about a ten minute walk from the centre, and has adequate parking. Google Maps was a little off because of the one way system and tried to send us to a U-turn that wasn't allowed, so we ended up taking the back streets.