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I stayed at the Kolin in mid-June 2018 during the Eid religious holiday. The hotel had complimentary food and chocolates on offer to guests during my stay on account of the holiday occasion. I upgraded my room to have a sea view of the Dardanelles...More
We went for a 10 days tour in Turkey. We stayed in this hotel for only one night. The Hotel is nice. Love the surrounding areas. We did not have any problems. Hotel is well located. Staff is very helpful.
If you really want to enjoy all the facilities of this excellent hotel, take a little time, for it has much to offer. Huge indoor and outdoor swimming pools, large fitness centre, you name it they have it. The room was comfortable, with a the...More
I would not consider this hotel ever again. We were going to stay for 4 nights but had to check out and go to another hotel because they turn off the AC in very hot days. It was 31 C in the room and no...More
We stayed here for 1 night during our tour of Turkey.
Our room had 2 single beds with 2 pillows each, a large HD TV, wardrobes and drawers, and a small fridge. The bathroom was small and there was hardly any space for our toiletries....More
Response from RodBiasca | Reviewed this property |
The best thing you can do when you go to Turkey and European countries is to carry a power socket (to covert the flat legs used in 110 v countries to round legs needed in 220 v countries). They cost less than $10 in the US... More
The best thing you can do when you go to Turkey and European countries is to carry a power socket (to covert the flat legs used in 110 v countries to round legs needed in 220 v countries). They cost less than $10 in the US and more at the airports.
Please, check if your laptop, razor or other appliances tolerate 220 volts.
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"Pay the small premium to take a room with sea views."
