Bc Spa Hotel

I booked this trip with my mum, stepdad, and two other family members as part of a budget-friendly package deal through las**inute.com. Originally, we had reservations at the Binlik Hotel, but it appeared to be overbooked, and we were instead assigned to the BC Spa Hotel. I admit I had some concerns after reading previous reviews prior to our stay. My room faced the pool and had a nice table and chairs outside. While the rooms were basic and had a slightly old-fashioned and dark feel due to wood cladding on the walls, the bathroom was clean, equipped with a hairdryer, and the towels were refreshed daily. Additionally, there was a fridge in the room. The pool was impressively clean and well-maintained, although the pool patio area could have benefited from a bit of a sweep. Breakfast was served in the dining room, with an option to dine outside. It was a basic breakfast, but there was enough to provide a good start to the day. Regrettably, the dining room and gardens showed signs of wear and tear, which was a bit disappointing. However, the staff and the hotel's location were great. Considering the affordable price we paid for a week away, I believe it offered excellent value for money.

We had originally booked to visit Dalyan in 2020, but unfortunately, due to Covid we had to delay our plans. So we were very much looking forward to staying at the BC Spa Hotel. Having arrived at Dalaman Airport, we were expecting to be collected, as had been organised with the Hotel by our Travel Agent. After waiting for forty-five minutes or so, we gave up and took a taxi. Upon arrival at the Hotel we were told that no such booking was in place. As an overview, the hotel is a quite stunning facility and when we were taken to our room it seemed liked we had picked the right location for our eleven night holiday. They describe themselves as a four stars establishment, which I think would be right with a couple of minor improvements, which I shall detail. Firstly, our room. We had booked a Duplex (two story) room which was very close to one of the two superb swimming pools and the Breakfast room. The highlight of the room is undoubtedly the Hot Tub with Jacuzzi, which was located in the upstairs room along with a massive bed and dressing table etc. The joy of having an invigorating wallow after a day in the sun was well worth the extra we paid for our room. However, there were three points to the room which were slightly disappointing. We had two telephones, one upstairs and one down. A laminated sheet, or a folder detailing what services were available and what numbers to ring for reception, room service or anything else, would have been helpful. Unfortunately, the lighting was in need of a few replacement bulbs. We did point this out to the receptionist straight away, as the light over the stairs did not work at all, which was slightly troubling as it was a quite dark corner. However, nobody came to rectify the fault during our stay. We also had a kitchenette downstairs which had a fridge and a small sink with a tap, but nothing else. There were two electrical sockets on the wall by the worktop, but no appliances were provided. A kettle would have been most appreciated (see below). We did wonder why the kitchenette was there if the was nothing to use in it, apart from the fridge. Moving on to the food service. Breakfast was a good selection of Turkish delicacies and we had variations of one item or the other most days. What was the glaring omission, for us, was the lack of any provision of decent coffee. There was a jar containing a brown powder which we used the hot water provided to make ourselves a drink on the first morning. We were not at all sure what it was supposed to be, but it wasn’t coffee as we know it, and we did not want to drink it. Luckily a fellow guest took pity on us and gave us a couple of coffee bags to use. We did go and buy our own supply later on. We were also surprised that there was no offering of Fruit Juice or Yoghurt at Breakfast, something that was plentiful, as far as we could see. The other thing about the breakfast service which could easily be improved for little expense is the provision of some new large p

Just returned from a wonderful week in Dalyan. Loved this hotel. Location is perfect for a stroll into the town but just out enough to be peaceful Our room was immaculate. The staff were all pleasant. Had an amazing massage off Hassan in their onsite spa The breakfast was perfect for me, though if you are wanting a full english it's traditional Turkish, (all prepared freshly.) I definitely will be returning

This was the 3rd time I have stayed at BC Spa, and sadly, I was really dissapointed. The general feel now is unloved. We arrived and they couldn't find our booking, so we were shown to a very small room which we refused and were then put in a slightly larger basic room. During the entire weeks stay, not one member of staff interacted, said hello, asked if we were enjoying our holiday. Just a hello would of sufficed. The sun bed mattresses were strewn all round the place , no one bothering to sort them out. We had lunch plates left for a day before they were cleared away after we'd put them on the bar at the back by the pool. Sadly, it seems like no one cares, and it's so tired looking now. I was there in May and Claudi and other staff members were happy and made you feel special, none of those staff are there anymore. The river terrace for breakfast is so grubby now, I wouldn't want an evening meal there. Such a shame as it was once so lovely. Went to check out the Turay for next year, was beautiful and staff were so friendly. Sorry to say, I won't be going back to BC Spa, but back to Dalyan as its beautiful.

Lovely hotel. Excellent Turkish bath a must. Getting a little shabby in some areas and english breakfast not the best, but overall very nice

On arrival we Tried to check in but was told to come back later as our room was not at 2pm and they couldn’t tell us when it would be ready 🤷‍♂️. Came back later and was shown to our room which was a bit dark with a corner bath on one side next to the bed 🤦🏻‍♂️ but did have a separate bathroom. We had no information in the room regarding the hotel itself and had to safes that we couldn’t use after asking reception how to use them he said he would get back to us 🤣🤣. Hotel and food was more for locals than an international travellers.

Just not long returned from a lovely family holiday in beautiful Dalyan. Staying at BC SPA hotel. The room was okay, but very awkward, as it was right next to the pool, with no balcony or private area to chill outside on. There was no number or sign on the door to say it was a private apar**ent, so people kept trying to go in. We are always polite, but found nearly all the staff grumpy, and did not make us feel welcome at all. Did not make any eye contact or just a passing smile. Arva, the maid(not sure if spelling okay) was the exception. She was such a nice lady and had time to chat. The breakfast was catered only for the turkish taste. For the price to stay here( not cheap) it was very basic. When we came back from an evening out, we would always make a point of saying goodnight, rather than the reception saying first. A difficult stay. The reason for a 3. Room clean(due to Arva, good location and pool was nice.

Very disappointing. Our room looked pretty nice, however it was obvious that it wasn't cleaned in a long time. Paid extra for a hot tub in the room. When we tried to use it lots of worms came up with the water. Needless to say, due to such unsanitary conditions we didn't use it and it felt just as a rip off. As this wasn't bad enough, the breakfast next day was horrible, cheese with mold being served to guests. Wouldn't recommend it.