Erdilli Termal Hotel

A thermal hotel in a beautiful forest. The thermal water is also very healing. It is also great that it is close to the sea, but I did not like it very much during my stay at the hotel. Cleanliness was not taken care of, so was the dining section, it seemed mediocre to me. The situation was the same in the resting places. In my opinion, areas with such wonderful natural beauties can be evaluated much more beautifully and can be more well-maintained.

BERBAT is a disgrace! The owner of the hotel, the two old husband and wife are very angry and the rebellious food is disgrace, the hotel is not as clean as it is shown. : After breakfast, I bought a few slices of bread and was giving it to the animals. At that time, the wife of the hotel owner saw the bread in my hand and the cat in front of me, first scolded me and took the bread from my hand, then kicked the cat hard and kicked the cat in short.

This Erdilli thermal hotel is closed , currently in a dilapidated state .

The Hotel is Closed Due to Renovation, I Recommend You To Enter The Mountain Spa Just Beyond

I went to this hotel 2-3 times because the price is very affordable. Of course, you are getting more and more experienced. For example, the last time I went, I brought 1-2 kilos of fruit, cheese and my own tea, bought hot water from the hotel and brewed my own tea, because unfortunately the food and breakfast are not very good. Cleanliness is medium. The location and forest are beautiful.

perfect if you don't look for fault, we went to all the spa hotels as a family, frustration since this place was closed, I have been having troubles, believe me, I have no interests, please inform me as soon as it hurts, we are looking forward to it, dear officials, do your best Your town will also benefit the influx of visitors and the shopkeepers, thank you Gabriel Altan

Armutlu It is believed that the name Armutlu comes from the words "Armoda" or "Armodies". These words mean "Navy" or "Anyone Watching the Navy". According to another rumor, the name of Armutlu, where the remains from the Byzantine period were found; Armodias, daughter of the Byzantine King, left the palace to visit by boat and came to these shores and admired the beauty and hot springs of this place. Seeing that his daughter loved this place, the king named the region Armodias. It is said that Armodias has changed to Armutlu over time and has come to today. Armutlu is a settlement with a very old history founded by the Byzantines. In the Evliya Çelebi travel book, when they arrive in Mudanya Town on the 6th day of Sefer in 1050; From there he mentions that they came to Bozburun Pier with a ship and tells Armutlu as follows; The population is only three hundred households. There are about three hundred well-kept houses; It is completely covered with tiles. It has a mosque, a hammam, three mosques, an inn, and about ten shops. Its water and air are very beautiful. Also from history sources; It is stated that the Lycians stayed in the hot springs region for many years. It is believed that the name of the region still known as Özbekkuyu Mevkii still comes from Özbekler. II in 1320. During the time of Orhan, Armutlu was conquered by the Ottomans. Turks brought from Mudanya and Trilye after the conquest were placed in Armutlu. Armutlu, with approximately 28 000 hectares of surface area (as cadastral landmarks) It was established in the North of Gemlik Bay and in the skirts of the Tan Mountains that continue to the west. Although the southern and southwestern parts of the district are flat, the land rises to the north and east. The flat area formed by the Armutlu Creek, which flows from the district center to the South of the Marmara Sea, forms the most productive areas of the district land. Armutlu is surrounded by Gemlik from the southeast, Orhangazi from the east, Yalova from the northeast, and by the sea from the south, west and north. Armutlu, which is connected to Gemlik by 37 km and Yalova by 55 km, has a sea connection with Mudanya and Istanbul. The district, which generally has a slope of 70% in terms of geology; It presents a typical Marmara Region climate. Summers are hot, winters are rainy and warm. Scrub, shrubbery, olive groves and pine forests make up the vegetation of the region. Armutlu; On June 6, 1995, with the Decree Law No. 550, it gained the status of the District and connected to Yalova Province. There are five villages in the district. These are the names; Pistachio Mecidiye clamshell Auspicious Selimiye The basin where Mecidiye, Hayriye, and Pistachio are among the Armutlu villages has been determined as the “organic agriculture” basin and the production of all kinds of organic plants, vegetables and animal products continues in this region. In addition, in order to revive eco tourism in this region, pensions such as eco pensions, food and beverage and sales of local products, and camping and horse walking activities are performed in nature. Historical works and unique architectural structures in Armutlu proudly show themselves through the green vegetation as if they want to reflect past cultures. Armutlu houses, which are preserved as a special legacy of ancestors, continue to preserve their beauty despite all these years. Village Bath, Hacı Ali Pasha Mosque, Historical Bridge, Old Kitabeli Fountain and Old Bath are the most important historical monuments in the center of the town. Having a 16 km long coastline, Armutlu has a clean sea and a 4 km glistening sand beach in Yılanlar. Armutlu Hot Springs, which is 5 km away from the district and has continuous access, provides healing to countless people who want to benefit from healing waters throughout the year. The hot springs, which are located in a lush valley, are made up of many sources and offer treatment by bathing and drinking to the visitors. The thermal waters have a temperature of 57 Cº to 73 Cº. In addition to its healing waters, there are recreation and entertainment areas, touristic facilities and thermal hotels in Erdogan.