Yunus Hotel

Recent Reviews: 395

• User:Jxodie x

  Trip type: Family

  Great location

  10 Oct 2026

  Location was perfect, right on your own private beach. Towels are supplied by the hotel. Less than a minute walk to the shops and restaurants. Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was cleaned regularly. Breakfast was basic. Noise level was fine, music stops at about 12.30.Read some bad reviews on this hotel but I didn't have any problems, would return.

• User:jessica9790

  Trip type: Couples

  If I could give 0 stars I would

  25 Jun 2026

  If I could give 0 stars, I would.We were seated and given food menus straight away, and our drinks order was taken quickly. A few minutes later, another member of staff came over asking for our drinks order again, despite it already having been taken. Our drinks eventually arrived, but after that we were completely ignored.We sat waiting while the five tables around us all had their food orders taken, and two of those tables had even been served their meals before anyone came to take our order. At that point, we decided to leave.I paid £19 for a glass of wine and a beer, which I thought was incredibly overpriced, especially considering we never even got the chance to order any food.As we were leaving, I explained what had happened to the gentleman on the door, who seemed genuinely shocked and apologetic. Unfortunately, the member of staff next to him—the same one who had seated us—laughed at me, which was completely unprofessional and only made the experience worse.Very disappointing service from start to finish. We won’t be returning, and I certainly wouldn’t recommend it.

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• User:MoscowRoller

  Trip type: Family

  Solid 3-star on the seafront with refreshed rooms and great location

  27 Oct 2025

  We spent five nights at Yunus Hotel during the shoulder season, when the town was quiet and the promenade half-empty. The location is the hotel’s biggest strength: it sits right on the seafront, maybe ten meters from the sand, exactly in the middle of the long walkway that connects the port, the old town and the Blue Port mall. With bike lanes running the entire stretch, we could rent bicycles and reach any point of interest without effort.Our rooms felt recently refreshed. Furniture and bathroom fittings were clean and solid, the mattresses comfortable, and the air-conditioning worked quietly through the night. The balcony was not huge, but two people could sit there comfortably while our daughter played beside us. Blackout curtains did their job and kept the street light out. Housekeeping came every day and was punctual and friendly; slippers and a small key-lock safe were provided, which we appreciated even if we barely used the safe.The shower room was in good shape, with liquid soap, shampoo, shower gel and hair conditioner, plus a wall hairdryer that actually had some power. Hot water arrived quickly and never surprised us with sudden cold bursts, although the shower pressure did drop a couple of times and then recovered on its own. Breakfast won’t impress anyone with variety, but it was consistently tasty and enough to start the day. You can eat inside in a non-smoking room or outside facing the promenade, and hotel guests get a small ten-percent discount at the à la carte restaurant.The hotel’s beach is a typical city stretch of sand with small pebbles. Loungers, umbrellas and side tables are in good condition, and beach towels are issued and exchanged right there in a chest by the attendant. Getting into the sea is easiest after the first five to ten meters, where the bottom becomes even; near the edge we sometimes stepped over a couple of larger stones. On calmer days it was a pleasant place to spend a few hours.Connectivity depends on where you sleep. In the left wing on the fifth floor the Wi-Fi struggled, likely because one router serves the corridor; in the right wing (we had room 505) the signal was strong and fast thanks to two nearby routers. A few practical details are worth knowing: the room comes with one key card and the power slot accepts only the original, the minibar is paid and fairly priced, and the fridge stays on when you leave the room though its internal light can be a bit bright at night. The in-room cups are paper; we solved morning coffee by picking up two glass mugs at the Migros five minutes away.If you care about a quiet night and a strong connection, it helps to ask ahead for a side sea view on a higher floor, preferably the right wing, and a room away from the lift or stairs. A “twin + extra” setup and a baby cot were provided quickly when requested in advance.Overall, Yunus Hotel is exactly what a good seafront three-star should be: central, clean, recently refreshed and run by attentive staff. The occasional dip in shower pressure and the weaker Wi-Fi in part of the building were minor issues for us and didn’t overshadow the stay. I would happily return.

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• User:justin s

  Trip type: Business

  TOP HOTEL

  25 Sept 2025

  VISITED TWICE NOW THE ROOMS AND QUITE BIG VERY CLEAN AND STAFF CANNOT DO ENOUGH FOR YOU, IVE HEARD SOME STORYS REGARDING SOME HOTELS IN MARMARIS TURKEY BUT THIS ONE IS THE ONE FOR ME

• User:PERRIN A

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Yunus hotel Marmaris Türkiye

  06 Sept 2025

  I would not recommend this hotel, I was there in July, I arrived at 2:30 am. I had heart surgery. My room wasn't ready. It was given to someone else. I flew from Edinburgh. They said I was early. They said I had to wait 8 hours. They said you could sleep on the beach or on the couch. I paid extra for a room. I couldn't sleep on the beach and my breakfast wasn't served. It turned out my holiday was valid for the next day. My holiday was from July 7th to July 8th. Breakfast wasn't served. The female receptionist was veryunprofessional. I would never go there again. I wouldn't recommend it,

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