Hotels near Hierapolis Necropolis

..a family operated Inn, The Melrose was just what I was looking for..after arriving( at 0830 am) to the sound of sheep welcoming me from the yard across the road,I was welcomed by Kardash.,son of the owners..K very kindly got me a room, even though I was VERY early.. Finding out there was transport to the sites leaving in 10 mins, I stowed my gear and grabbed a coffee... The ride was in the family sedan, driven by Kardashs'father, I believe, right to the sweet spot of the Hieropolus Ruins..with instructions on how to get back to the Inn" just follow the road,and you will see a sign.".. 8 hrs of wandering the Ruins, it was time to head back...and eat the best meal I had all trip..Unnu, Kardashs' mom, is a mean cook, with classic Turkish dishes I wont forget soon, and most hearty portions... ..btw, I didn't see 9 pm :)

Waited quite long for service, food wasn't very good. Bed was worn to the point that the middle was touching the floor. Was close to the thermal pools

We were traveling in a group of 7, with five adults and 2 small children. We reserved two rooms, and found both comfortable with many amenities, including bathrobes! The showers were hot with good water pressure. The breakfast (which was included) was FANTASTIC (huge coffee dispenser, and tons of food options). And it was easy to park our huge 11 person van. Overall, great hotel.

We were pleasantly greeted by our first names upon arrival, offered tea every day (and weren't charged). Friendly atmosphere.

Small, basic but clean and comfortable hotel. Owner/Staff were all very helpful, corporative, and hospitable. We were greeted with free Turkish tea, smile, and free Pamukkale guide book. Breakfast on roof terrace was a refreshing experience. You can't go wrong with this hotel in a place like Pamukkale, especially at that price. And location wise, it's ideal.

The room was not touched while i was there. There seemed to be little interest in the comfort of the guests. There was only one television set and that was monopolised by the owners. The guests had nowhere to sit but in their rooms. The suggestion that there would be cooked meals was not factual.

We really enjoyed our stay at Aspawa Hotel. It is located 3 minutes walk from the bus station and 5 minutes from the entrance of the travertines. The owners were friendly and helpful. The dinner offered by the hotel was to die for, the best we had in Turkey. Highly recommended!

old hotel, but perfect choice

We had a great time with Koray. As soon as we booked with them we received a friendly email offering any help if required and they picked us up from the bus station free of charge. The lady at reception spoke excellent English and she and the managers/owners were great humoured people. She was incredibly helpful from the outset, offering us a map of pamukkale and explaining how to walk to the sites, she also booked our bus for the next day to Selcuk, no worries. Our room was comfortable, the bathroom was excellent and the air conditioning was great. The pool was kept immaculately clean, and the breakfast was of an excellent quality, including fresh fruit. They gave us a late checkout and brought us fruit by the pool when we were swimming, offered us tea and were very apologetic that the wifi was down, which didn't bother us at all as we were only there for the night. Pamukkale itself is a neat little town to spend a night in, and I'd definitely stay in Koray Hotel again, highly recommended!