预订泽克瑞雅克酒店宾馆住宿限时优惠

“العاملون بالفندق رائعون والغرفة كانت جميلة وقريبة من المطار”

“This is a fairly new hotel and it is working out the 'new procedures' and doing quite well. Our room had a glitch in the air-conditioning system that the staff worked diligently to fix. They offered a different room but eventually came up with an acceptable solution. It's location 15 minutes from the airport and the shuttle service availability was a plus. Nearby were several dining options as well as 'quick shops for those just in case needs. I would stay here again!”

“僅有單程機場接駁。櫃檯人員服務良好，因早上需要7點退房，錯過早餐時間，請求早餐盒，櫃檯人員還特別幫忙處理，感謝他🙏”

“This hotel provided an excellent service. We got picked up when our plane arrived and dropped off when we were leaving Turkey. I was able to stay connected with the hotel staff via WhatsApp, they responded promptly to every message of mine. We were offered a wonderful opportunity to go to Hagia Sophia by using the hotel shuttle service for 100 euro which covered the round trip. The staff was super helpful, offering us complimentary bottles of water. The room was clean, they provided everything……

“到達酒店臨時要轉另外一間，交接出問題，要求收取費用及交接費用，而且要求安排的士（其實自己已經安排了，仍然強行要求）比較混亂”

“very clean”

“Even the lady manager has escorted to the room and made feel welcome. The entiere staff was very helpful.”

“住宿環境理想，職員服務熱情友善，早餐豐富美味。”

“It is very convenient if you are coming for the exhibition near by ,besides restaurant in hotel and opposite hotel , there is also a hidden bridge to the Airport shopping area which is just about 15 minutes walk. Strongly recommend if you are coming for a show.”

“* Very low efficiency * house keeping staff ignored the do not disturb, knocked aggressively at 9am and then stood outside door laughing. * the same member of staff was listening into the room and laughing. This was seen by me via the rooms peaking hole. * room service called at 3am and didn’t speak on the line * orders took too long * for an international hotel with high volume tourists English levels were very low to the point where the phrase “pot of tea” was not understood.”