Isparta Davraz Otel

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The place is very beautiful and natural. The manager is very friendly and attentive. It would be much better with professional touches. Minor deficiencies; There is no hot water at all times, the food is homemade but may not be delicious, if you are on the bottom floor of a two-storey building, you can hear every step taken downstairs because the ceiling is wooden, cleaning is ok, the breakfast is not natural (village eggs, etc.), TV has 37 screens with tubes, etc. The good ones are; a pot of tea on the stove, bread you toast yourself, a surprise chestnut treat (you will cut it and cook it yourself), a warm atmosphere and conversation, a fireplace even if it is not lit, friendly shepherd dogs, 50% ski pass discount, appropriate clothing and equipment rental, etc.

The worst place I've ever stayed in my life... When I see comments like this, I'd say they're probably exaggerating, but this is the first time I'm writing something like this. I can't believe the comments here, I guess they were dictated to friends. It's a place where you charge 150 liras per person and pay them without cleaning the toilets or changing the garbage, and where you find sesame seeds on the bed when you lift the bedspread. We cleaned the cupboards so we could use them, and we ran out of 1 pack of wet wipes. Not just one room, but all 4 rooms we rented were like this. We only stayed for 1 day. During this day, first the heater broke down and then the plumbing broke down. What good is a place to stay if a hot room cannot provide hot water? Are there really people who want to pay 150 lira just for a bed and tomatoes, cheese and eggs in the morning? EDIT: You can get an idea about the quality of the business by looking at the operator's response to this comment. For your information, we stayed here for 4 days, we only stayed for 1 day and left, and we stayed in a 5-star hotel in the center of Isparta for the same money we would have paid here. In a hotel with sauna, spa and open buffet breakfast. You couldn't write it, but you probably wanted to say "1000 liras for giving", we found this service for 150 liras per person, and the very next day during the semester break. So what I'm saying is that there is no need to pay the same amount of money for this disgrace.