Eskisehir Sehr-i Ask Adası, Eskisehir Yakınlarındaki Oteller

It is an amazing hotel. It is just on the top of the Wood Market. It can go down to the Wood Market. The hotel's modern and environmental architecture, the flavor of breakfast and various kinds, the classic music hearing in the lobby during breakfast, the staff's laughing and sensation, the incredible thermals and spasm I wanted to go with each month is my favorite hotel.

The location of the hotel is excellent, all services are close, and the mall is 7 minutes walking, and the view is wonderful, and the room is good and clean, but the air conditioner needs to be modified, and the room service is appropriate, and the cleaning staff is kind. I recommend it

Location is very good. Just in the edge if central tourism area; in between two tram stations. Room is spacious, with kettle and daily complimentary cup water, tea bags and coffee. Breakfast is decent, standard turkish breakfast, and with cappuchino machine that you can use anytime when breakfast time.

Brand new hotel so everything is very clean, modern, and has a brand new feel. The room was very spacious and had lots of space for storage. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The only downside is that the windows let in A LOT of noise in so there is a lot of noise pollution. You can basically hear all of the noises from the street below so make sure to bring some ear plugs. The advantage is that the hotel is centrally located and a very short walk from lots of great shops, cafes, restaurants, and large shopping malls.

We visited Grande Arte hotel to look for a room (did not have a reservation) as we had a bad experience with the hotel we booked in advance. Merve at the front desk was so kind to show us what are the available rooms on that day. We liked the rooms and she offered us an upgrade to attract us. The price was attractive and we took the room for 2 nights, The hotel was very charming with a good breakfast. We did not try the facilities available, swimming pool and gem, but looked very nice. Will be back to the same hotel on our next trip.

Bayram beye ve diğer çalışan arkadaşlara teşekkürler 5 yıldızlı otel hizmeti aldık. İlginiz için teşekkürler. Otel merkeze tren garına yürüme mesafesinde, ben iki yıl öncede bu otelde kalmıştım kalite hala aynı, sadece misafirler sabah erken saatlerde koridorda çok bağırarak konuşmasa gürültü yapmasada uyuyabilse diğer insanlar, bundan sonra gideceklere empati yapması için yazdım 😊

This was a six night booking, chosen on the location and by studying reviews of hotels in the area (of which there were quite a few). So we got there via the High Speed Train from Ankara, I guess many others will come from the Istanbul direction. Whichever, the hotel is 0.6 miles from the station; we walked and it took 12 minutes as the queue for taxis at the station made us believe we would be there for some time! If driving, there is a car park under the hotel. Check on was efficient, friendly staff with a good level of spoken English, and with two fairly high speed lifts, I was soon in my room. The room was large, with a huge and very comfortable bed, aircon, and enough storage for my stay. The adjoining bathroom was also large with a great hot shower and oodles of hot water, clean and restocked every day. Sleeping was not a problem with the comfortable bed and my room was facing a quiet direction. Sadly the free wi-fi was a bit slower than that I have become accustomed to, but was perfectly workable, although this had made the difference from a score of five to four in this review. Breakfast is from 06:30, useful for those on business, and found on the Mezzanine floor. Large room, easily enough tables, and lots of food from an extensive choice common to this sort of hotel: cereals, fruit, yoghurt, pastries, hot options and eggs and of course all the traditional Turkish options. The breakfast staff were very efficient. So location. Well of course that depends on what you are town for! For us it worked perfectly for work, but directly opposite the hotel is a modern medium sized mall fronted with a Starbucks (debate whether this is a good or a bad thing) and with a terrific selection of places to eat and drink inside, most with optional outdoor seating. While these may be defined as primarily western eateries, within minutes are more traditional (albeit modern) venues. The centre of Eskisehir is walkable, but I guess a taxi might be the preferred choice, and there were always taxis on tap passing outside. I was really pleased to have booked my stay here, as were my work colleagues who followed my lead. Recommended, and if returning next year, will stay again.

As soon ad you enter the hotel you have a feeling of cleanliness, light, tasteful decoration. The personel at the reception is always smiling and very helpful. Yasemin gave us wonderful advice for discovering Eskişehir. The rooms are perfect. Hygiene is a priority. The room size is very good, the bathroom area spacious and the bed very comfortable. Every personnel you meet in the corridor, reception, breakfast area is smiling and welcoming. Breakfast is very good, I particularly appreciated the mask and glove measure for the open buffet. Parking is a very appreciated feature. All in all, I strongly recommend Dedeman Eskişehir.

Not serious, no spa, changing rates 😢 as of the good wishes of Front desk manager...Management and general management not willing to improve their premise by talking with VIP guest...Hiding??? Not willing to implement Wyndham procedures??? But by taking their franchise, they need to listen and most importantly to comply... Essential Amenities missing from supposedly the ”presidential suite”, Need heavy training, from general management, to staff...Indeed, I would not recommend this destination to any Elite Wyndham member, nor to guests that have a thorough knowledge and experience 😉 in real hospitality by Wyndham...It is a shame for the Wyndham brand to allow franchises to such under trained premises....Please do not allow such motels to play with a reputable brand that should, nevertheless, keep certain standings...