Recently Reviewed Hotels around Pamukkale

• Pamukkale Thermal Pools
  "Not all pools filled but still interesting"
  "The park controls the water flow so only a few pools are filled. Some areas are open for swimming. Tons of tourists. Photos just don't do the terraces justice!"
• Pamukkale Thermal Pools
  "Cotton Castle - Unique geological formation"
  "This place, also known as the Cotton Castle is a beautiful place and is worth the visit. We reached the Cotton Castle in the late afternoon but is was still thronged with tourists. The views of the terraces (also known as travertines) were still magnificent although a large part of it was dried. ..."There is an area where tourists are allowed to walk and soak in the travertines. Due to shortage of natural spring water supply, the government has introduced a water system so that water (not spring water) is channelled into these travetines at certain times of the day. The water over-flowing the terraces looked awesome, albeit no longer a natural process. I personally did not join the many other tourists who were bathing and soaking their feet in these travertines pools. First of all, it is unhygienic to soak my feet in these small pools of water shared by many other tourists, not to mentioned many of those who soak their body completely in the water, kids peeing is also inevitable. ... " More >
• Pamukkale Thermal Pools
  "I was about to rent skiis! WRONG!"
  "Approaching this site it looked as if we were nearing a challenging ski site -- beautiful steep slopes covered in immaculate snow / ice. Except these 'double black' slopes (and the flat areas) are mineral-covered! Truly astounding views and wonderful experiences -- dipping into the hot waters, under..."standing this unique phenomenon, walking through the restored Roman baths and then the extensive cemetery region -- truly memorable. " More >