We stayed at the Hal-Tur in March 2008, the staff were very helpful and welcoming, and drove us up to the entrance of the site - returning our hire car to the hotel which allowed us to have a very pleasant walk through the ancient city of Hierapolis and back down to the hotel through the travertines. The rooms were very clean and comfortable and some of them have stunning views of the travertines. The food was good and reasonably priced - as were the rooms at 50 euros per night. Although it was too early in the season for the swimming pool in the garden the children in our party enjoyed the sauna - again free of charge.

I ´m very happy to stay here. It´s so kind and witty.
And I just one night stayed here, but I´m really satisfied with this hotel.
Nice food, nice host and everything !!
The room is very clean, very comfortable.
I told you that I love Pamukkale so much.
I thank you for having been kind for me. If I could visit here again (Pamukkale) I will stay here in your hotel.
I promisse that.
Thank You.

Charming place run by a whole family, fronted by 2 very helpful brothers who are the perfect hosts. The room was clean and tidy and had a great view of the travertine. I loved the garden most, with the pomegranate trees laden with pomegranates...so tempted to just reach out and pluck 1 off. According to 1 of the brothers the trees were at least 70-80 years old! The swimming pool looked really inviting though unfortunately we didn't get a chance to try it out. The dinner was delicious, and I loved the pomegranate vinegar (yes home-made from the trees in the garden) used to dress the salad! (I forgot to ask if they sold it in bottles, would have loved to bring a few home!)

We called from another city in Turkey and had no problem getting a room. It had a view of the travertines. The room was clean, and quiet. The pool was great for cooling off in.
Tufan and the rest of the staff were gracious hosts. He drove us up to the north entrance of the Hieropolis-travertine site so we only had to walk one way through the ruins and the travertines to the south entrance which is about 100 meters from the hotel. And on a 100 degree day, this was a blessing.
The dinners were excellent. We love calamari and we have to say the Hal-Tur's is the best we have had. Even beats Ray's Boat House in Seattle, and that's saying a lot.
Tufan was helpful in advice on things we wanted to to do in the area. Have to confess that we did buy a couple of rugs from him
(he has a small but nice collection), and they were shipped to our home in Oregon with no problem.
Good accomodations and a great bargain. Not fancy, but clean, good location, and a place where you genuinely are welcomed.