Gümüş Yazar Hotel

The rooms are spacious and clean, and the balconies are lovely. We also liked the garden and poolside, and found the breakfast good quality with enough to eat. It all felt calm and homey, with lovely decor and a beautiful view. Mr. Nuri was wonderful and very helpful. I'd come back to Kaş for its sea and surroundings, and stay at Gümüş Hotel again.

We had a cozy room looking straight out at the havuz and deniz, and being a little outside the center gave us peace and beautiful views. With a car, Gümüş Yazar Hotel is a great choice, about a 6-7 minute drive from the Old Town. Kenan was warm from the moment we arrived. The hotel's homey feel stood out, especially the black-and-white picture of an elderly man and woman in reception. I imagine it means a lot to the family who own the place, perhaps they founded it, though our two busy days didn't leave time to ask Kenan. Their kindness and professionalism deserve 10 out of 10. I asked Kenan about laundry and handed over my clothes, and he washed them for free as a gift, such a thoughtful gesture. Teşekkürler Gümüş Yazar Hotel for making our time in Kaş so special.

The manager Joseph and the hotel staff deserve special thanks. He was quick to answer our questions and help with anything during our stay. Our room had a gorgeous sea view, fresh renovations, new furniture, and everything we needed. We could sit on the terrace or walk nearby, where the nature is amazing. The center and convenient beaches are a 10-minute drive away, with all kinds of entertainment there. We had a wonderful holiday and would gladly return. It's a lovely hotel in an incredibly location.

For a quieter break in a popular area, the location worked well, and the balcony views were amazing. The reception and kitchen staff were professional and helpful, and the room prices were affordable. A few things were rough: the bathroom smelled, probably because of the sewer traps, and the aircon kept switching on and off at night until the air felt stuffy, so it needs maintenance. The best rooms seem to face either the bar's music and noise or the breakfast terrace and pool, where tables being moved can wake you early. There is parking, but it's sloped and uneven enough to make you worry the car might tumble downhill. Getting out feels like climbing from a tunnel shaft. Still, for the price, service, and staff attitude, it's worth a stay. We also had an awesome post-apocalyptic chair on the balcony.