Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Anatolian Plateau from NZ$74

"I had an excellent experience at the Tasigo Spa Hotel in Eskisehir. I used most of the facilities during my stay. The Spa is spectacular. The dining options were also amazing. I recommend this hotel to anyone who visits this beautiful city. The hotel is near the Odunpazari area which makes the experience even better. "

"We were super close to everything. Stuff (Samet bey) was very helpful and friendly. Room was big enough and nice windows. Good location. Close to river walk and restaurants. Shower was really good. Only soap included. Parking was close and easy. The only bad thing is the bed was two individual mattresses and it split down to middle. Very awkward to sleep. We fell down the middle . Overall great stay. "

"Good stay. Hotel is in a good neighborhood and close to mass transit. Also close to shopping and dinning."

"The all experience was good. Great location, good size room with a beautiful balcony, good breakfast and friendly staff."

"Amazing hotel, food, and staff. Very clean and professional. Special mention to staff member, Cafar, who always went out of his way to ensure our comfort, and made us feel at home and like family. "

"The room was decent and the breakfast was good. The location is excellent, close to a nice shopping area. However, the bed was not comfortable and there were no laundry facilities available."

"Very nice clean very nice stuff they upgraded me for a single room to a suite for free they are very kind and helpful. Specially, their manager, Abdulrahim."

" I booked a room for my family with two beds, but upon check-in, we were given a room with one bed and a sofa. When I brought this up with the staff, they acknowledged they had rooms with two beds but only gave us bed sheets for the sofa instead of moving us to the correct room. This was not what we had reserved, and it was frustrating to deal with. Our reservation also included breakfast, but I would not recommend anyone eat there. The breakfast was very disappointing – the bread was old, and...