Solana By Yelken

“Tereza”

they have here a lot of pets and they are very frendly, the rooms are clean, and the food is delicious, the beach is good and the sea its warm and the pool its great

“Excellent hotel.”

Great hotel. 4th time hear and love it. The staff look after you from the moment you arrive. Foods great. Every where is very clean. Enjoying every minute.

“Solana by Yelken”

The hotel is located about 1 hour drive from the airport. Beach is small, but you can always find a free sunbed, with a nice view on Greece islands. Rooms were clean. Food was great, they change it everyday, so you can try new meals. There are a lot of restaurants around hotel, city market and a po… Más

The hotel is located about 1 hour drive from the airport. Beach is small, but you can always find a free sunbed, with a nice view on Greece islands. Rooms were clean. Food was great, they change it everyday, so you can try new meals. There are a lot of restaurants around hotel, city market and a port. I recommend that you take a ferry to Greece island Kos. The hotel staff were really polite and friendly especially the two guys from the hotel’s ship tour. The WiFi was bad but it was not a big deal for us. The noise around hotel was a little bit annoying especially the city radio but nothing you can’t manage. We really have a great time.

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“Very nice 3* hotel for a relaxing break”

A well placed hotel that is very reasonable value with a nice atmosphere. A few people complained about the food but it was edible and it was possible to find something to eat, plenty of salads and traditional Turkish dishes, one downside was that there was nothing like grilled meat/chicken or even… Más

A well placed hotel that is very reasonable value with a nice atmosphere. A few people complained about the food but it was edible and it was possible to find something to eat, plenty of salads and traditional Turkish dishes, one downside was that there was nothing like grilled meat/chicken or even fish offered on the meals, they were more casserole type meals. As it was directly opposite the beach and next to the market, there were plenty of places to eat/drink with good prices. Generally clean and tidy especially outside areas, the housekeeping staff for the rooms could have been a little more attentive and sweep the floor every day but it was not unclean, it was just we knew there was something on the floor that we dropped and cleaned best we could but found bits of it the next day. The rooms were nice although it took a bit of getting used to the alarm on the door to say it wasn’t shut properly. The pool was lovely and clean with a lifeguard on duty, the sunbeds are probably getting to the end of their lives as there were a few with screws that had fallen out making them a little wonky and sometimes you were laying flat whether you wanted to or not. It was a very relaxed location with plenty of different nationalities. The Russians had their martinis by 10:00 but even people drinking early on no one was rowdy or a problem. On an evening music was turned off at a reasonable time. There is no entertainment on at the hotel other than the odd night they had a signer/guitarist on a couple of nights which wasn’t too intrusive. Staff were friendly and helpful and couldn’t do enough for you at reception, Tara was a godsend when we had some minor glitches and the gents working reception/security were just as helpful. The spa is worth a visit for a Turkish bath and massage, there are reps from both the spa and the boat excursions nearby that are active in the hotel but they aren’t pushy, they will come chat to you even if you say not right now to their products they will still stop and just generally chat without expecting you to buy. Don’t expect too much from the WiFi at the moment as they were having a problem with it and the earliest they can get the company to try fix it is mid July. If you get an eSIM you can use your phone relatively easily in the area though.

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