Sagalassos Lodge & Spa Hotel

酒店位置太難找了。要開車經過一長段盤山公路。幸好是白天，晚上估計都不敢過去。但是自然條件真的是好。氧離子爆棚。

Rooms clean-ish. Comfortable enough. Had lots of long hair in my shower when I arrived.. hotel seemed a bit run down. First night the bar was closed and only had red wine which we as a family of 6 drank 3 bottles. Kitchen was closed so they allowed us to order take out and eat downstairs in the empty restaurant as we were the only guests. The staff that night were fantastic. We brought our own beer in and drank the wine that we bought from them while we had dinner. Tipped the lady who was checking on us well as she was very pleasant. Next morning had breakfast which was a great spread but the small young waitress was very short and downright rude. Think she may want to consider herding the goats in the village instead of hospitality. Gets worse when we get back from our day trip that evening the restaurant was now open so we thought we’d have dinner there. Food was terrible. Same rude small waitress was storming around and told us we couldn’t drink our beer that we’d had to buy the day before as they had no bar.. different rules on different nights. On top of this the “spa” hotel had no jacuzzi as advertised, indoor pool has no heater and was ice cold. Sauna also broken.. shame as the setting is beautiful and 75% of staff were brilliant.

At 5000ft, a ski hotel which has worked hard to provide extra services like outdoor and indoor pools, gym and spa. Very quiet when we stayed (for 1 night) and there was no dinner service, although I think the hotel does do dinner when there are more guests, or maybe at weekends. Breakfast was a standard Turkish style buffet with a cooked option. Room had a high ceiling which made it feel spacious and was comfortable with a great shower. The hotel is ideally situated for the amazing ruins a few miles away, a drive through the 'lake district' and mountains and as a stop en route for the salt pans at Pamukkale. There's an OK restaurant up the road but a 10 minute drive down to the town otherwise.

Sagalassos We stayed here on April 16th. 2024 for one night after visiting the ancient city of Sagalassos. Our room was comfortable and clean with a good view. We ate lunch at the hotel before heading to the ancient city. The pasta dish with herbs was excellent so was the Aegean salad. For dinner we had kofte, sis and 4 olive oil dishes. They also were excellent. The cook Niyazi bey knows what he is doing. We left the hotel the next day after having a wonderful breakfast. The staff at the reception were very friendly and helpful. Thank you Sinem hanim. Strongly recommended. Emel and Abbas Yongacoglu

This lovely hotel, just outside town and close to the beautiful archaeological site of Sagalassos, has treetop and mountain views all round. The large, airy rooms have good lighting and comfortable beds. It's a genetous, well-constructed facility with spa, pool terrace and professional restaurant kitchen, although not everything was fully activated when we arrived as almost the only guests on the opening day of the season. The staff are sincere and obliging even when struggling to communicate with English speakers.

Average accommodation with an ok breakfast and dinner. Pools & hot tubs weren’t heated or open. Shower in room leaked onto the floor no matter what we did. Hotel staff disinterested. Seems we’re here in the offseason with not many people around.

Oda manzara ve otel herşeyiyle şahaneydi. Sabah uyandığınız manzara insanı gerçekten yaşıyormuş hissiyatı veriyor. Sessiz ve tertemiz bir otel. Bir daha yolumun düşmesini istediğim bir otel kesinlikle. Şiddetle tavsiyedir.

Tarihin derinliklerine yaşayacağınız Çok tahrip olmamış kalıntılarla dünyanın tepesindeymiş gibi hissedeceğini Cengiz hanı hatırlayacağınız bir tarihsel kent Burdur Ağlasun da yüksek dağların zirvesinde

What a delightful hotel in the most unexpected location, on a twisting, rural road between the village of Aglasun and Sagalassos. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The room was spotless. The food was excellent. And the hamam and massage was the icing on the cake. Wow! I would stay here again in a heartbeat.