We booked for a day their Suite Room, the room size was good and there was a jacuzzi built-in the attached washroom. The jacuzzi was functioning but did not had that pressure to give the feeling of real jacuzzi. The poor areas are: 1. There was no water bottles provided, when we asked the reception they told us this hotel... More

This hotel was one of the stops on the gate1 tour...it sucked!!! The carpet was nasty!!! The bathroom was decent after taking a shower I slep with my shoes on! The lobby was nice and deceiving!!!! This is by no means a "5 star" hotel!!! There were chickens outside and the city was trashy!!! Absolutely hated it!!! So glad we... More

The rooms are modern looking comfortable and there is a bath tub and tap which u can turn on the spring water to fill up the tub. It will be gd to try the thermal pools outside during winter, its a great expereince. The turn off part is the shower rooms, no hooks to hook ur clothes while bathing and... More

We booked a two day excursion that took us first to Ephesus and then to Hierapolis (near Pamukkale), staying overnight at the Pam Thermal. The hotel is large, spacious, clean and built to a modern design with a nice large swimming pool and thermal spa. There is also spa water on tap in each bathroom. The dining room is huge... More

Although I emailed them 2 days prior to confirm 2 double rooms when we arrived we were given 1 double and 1 twin. When we asked to be moved from the twin room to a double they said they were full and it was not possible. This hotel caters to many large tour groups so individuals are not going to... More

I enjoyed my stay here thoroughly. The restaurant had a wide spread of food to pick from. The hotel is also well-maintained. The only drawback is that probably due to its popularity, there are huge tour groups residing there, so not much chance of really peace, quiet and tranquility. Too many people in the thermal pools, could not have our... More

Relaxing spa facilities and warm thermal pools.Clean room and good variety buffet breakfast and dinner.The Turkish Night bellydancer was excellent and her performance engaging.Good for a relaxing stopover to see the stunning white travertine cliffs and Hieropolous attractions at Pamukkale.Excellent value. More

We decided to sleep in Pamukkale after all day driving from Kusadasi tu Pamukkale having a superb stop at Aprodisias site (http://g.co/maps/hqegy, it is gorgeous, no turists at all and better ruins than in a lot of other sites!). We had a look at small pensions but we decided to choose a big hotel. The hotel usually have big goups... More

Without the flowing mud pools and baths, this would be a very average hotel. Not a bad hotel, just average. The room was small and the beds very small. The cascading thermal pools are nice and give the hotel an attraction. Probably not a hotel for a longer term stay but for a short stay the thermal pools make it... More