Pam Thermal Hotel

Very nice Hotel Enjoyed the hot spa pools. Great location.Highly recommend

i love in here, they have nice performance when dinner time, a lot acitivities, near from minimarket, clean place.. everything is great

It was a good experience overall, but it lacks in quite a few arras to be a true 5 star hotel. The hotel for me is a 3.5, but the experience is a 4. The first thing that bothered me was the false advertising of two indoor pools. The non thermal one is actually located in the medical centre and can therefore not be used by normal guests. The only pool that is not thermal is outside and is so cold (not more than 20 celsius) that it’s impossible to swim in. The spa center is otherwise pretty good. It consists of indoor and outdoor spa pool that is also a mud bath. It’s also great that the outdoor pools are of various temperatures and you can go from moderately hot to really hot. The food is ok, a lot of variety and local food, but you have to come early, otherwise the good stuff is already gone and they don’t refill it. This goes for breakfast and dinner. The mezes were really good every time, also the side dishes but the main courses, especially the meat, disappointed, which is peculiar for a country like Turkey. The staff could also be more friendly. For example, the spa center is supposedly open until 10 but they close it 15 minutes earlier (the clock is also turned ahead) so it is almost impossible to get your stuff if you left it inside. The last negative thing that I would point out are the extremely thing walls. You can very loudly hear other people snoring, talking, watching tv and ever water in the pipes moving. What really improves the experience is the location. The town Denizli is actually very lively and full of locals with a lot of options for food, cafés and shops with summer clothes. Access to Pamukkale is also really easy, you just take 4tl bus from the town bus stop to Pamukkale (10min drive). You also have to be prepared to be surrounded by mostly Turkish tourists, differently form the resorts, which means that there isn’t this typical over the top politeness and hospitality.

Good hotel for an overnight stop. Food and service are very good.

Had to stay here for a couple of days to see Pamukkale. The hotel is rather simple inside, with tasteless food. Even not fair staff - extras when I checked out were 10-15% higher, and that was revealed only because I asked for a detailed bill

Good accommodations and rooms. Great service. Aceptable location a little far and in a too quiet town.

Apart from the music in dining hall I enjoyed my time there. Staff was kind and helpful. Over all it was a good experience.

The hotel rooms were a little small, but clean and in good condition. Our heater was on and our rooms were unbearably hot. We had a hard time figuring out the controls, do I ended up turning the heat off and opening the balcony door. We loved the thermal pool, and we were able to swim in the regular pool as well even though it was the end of November. It was heated and very comfortable. It is important for people to know that they require swim caps for all pool areas. They do sell them at the spa, but you have to ask. Our stay was almost ruined because they told us we could not be in the Thermal springs or pool without a swim cap, but didn't offer to sell us one until we persisted a little. The dinner and breakfast were buffet style with plenty of choices.