Are family rooms available in both hotel buildings in Turkey, which building is better, and are there rooms without windows?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 11 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers report that family rooms are available in both buildings, often listed as two similar 41 m² options with the main difference being the building. The main building is described as more practical, the deluxe building as nicer-looking, but one guest reported being placed in a cramped windowless standard room booked via Trip.com, so room details should be confirmed before payment.
What the community said
The newest report is a warning: a family with children booked through Trip.com and was assigned a very cramped room with no normal windows, only a small barred opening facing the stairwell. They also mentioned poor ventilation, a tiny shower space, and having to repeatedly ask for a second set of towels and toiletries.
11 days ago Trip.com; windowless room
Another traveler said Travelata showed two family room options of the same size, 41 m², with the building being the only difference. In that comparison, the main building was described as more comfortable, while the deluxe building looked more attractive.
11 days ago Travelata; 41 m² family room
An earlier message suggests that family rooms are indeed considered in both buildings, and noise level is one of the deciding factors. From an older stay, a standard room in the farther building facing the court was remembered as a quiet option.
11 days ago far building; court-facing room