Bordo Hotel — Hotel in Ortahisar

A travel agent based in Istanbul/Antalya (U Can Travel www.u-cantravel.com) booked me into this hotel. I have no idea why they would choose it, especially when I specifically explained I wanted a central location. It is on the highway, surrounded by warehouses and industrial shops. No restaurants, shops, etc. within walking distance. It is clearly neglected, as several lights in the room did not work and the sink's tap was coming off in my hand. The sheet on the bed was stained and there was no top sheet, only a scary-looking blanket. When I arrived, the door to the street was locked, and when I was let in, the receptionist seemed surprised that anyone would have a booking here. I actually felt a little frightened in this hotel and left 2 hours after checking in to find a much happier situation at the Otel Anil, which I found on my own, without the help of the...

One of the worst hotels I have ever been so far. I arrived to Trabzon at midnight, so I didn't know anywhere else to go. First, the receptionists were so rude with attitude. And they didn't show enough respect. As a foreign visitor I found it disrespectful. Second, the shower had some problem and the ground was full of water and has not been cleaned Third, the breakfast was also not good and they served me stale bread. Anyone who doesn't believe I ask you to go and see. I DO NOT recommended it to any one; a family or traveller or any...

As someone else notices there is a noise around 12:00 to 02:00 in the morning. The reason that I am commenting is that we were on the 5th floor and the noise of the elevator could not allow us to sleep. Room was tacky but clean and big, breakfast was standard Turkish breakfast (one plate and a cup of tea). Reception Staff were eager to help you even though they are not fluent in English you can arrange with them trip to Sumela Monastery with the same cheap prices that you can find in the city tourist offices. Avoid to go to...