Kayhanbey Hotel

Horrible! Walls crack at night as if building is in bad condition. Couldn’t sleep all weekend. Breakfast included disgusting should be closed down. Boiled eggs were black when opened that was the best thing served. Location is the only thing good. No ice, no service no one answered phone if you call reception. No English horrible parking only 6 slots available to park. I can go on and on. I never do reviews but this was devastingly dissapointing.

Good location for ferries. Check in staff were great. Property needs an update but bed was great.

Hotel in need of a bit of work here and there but the amazing staff make up for any shortfall there,wonderful location,would definitely stay there again the place was clean and had a lovely seating are outside ,12 checkout was great too

Well located, beautiful sea view. We enjoyed our stay!

3rd time staying here - it's my first choice to view when visiting the city. Great value for money and location

Let me start by saying that the staff at this hotel were so kind and helpful, I have absolutely no complaints about them. When we first arrived at the hotel, their credit card machine was not working, and they let us settle in and said we could pay the next morning no problem. It was super nice. When we asked for extra towels or toilet paper there was always extra. Amazing people. However, this hotel could use a SERIOUS renovation. As soon as we opened the door the room smelled like an old man’s gym locker, there were stains on some of the sheets, and my duvet comforter was literally ripped at the bottom. The water smelled like sulfur and seaweed every other time we used the sink, and the electricity in the room would jsut randomly go off by itself and then come back on later. The lights outside our room in the hallway hardly ever worked and the spa (hammam) was non existent. It was literally an abandoned basement with old furniture upside down and empty dark rooms. Absolutely terrifying looking, we went back to our room immediately. There was water leaking on the top floor and the paint falling off the walls in many areas.Whoever runs/owns this hotel must be trying to create an interactive horror experience. Although Kayahanbay Otel might have seen it’s last renovation during the ottoman reign, it is central to downtown Kusadasi and would be the best hotel in town if it had a serious renovation. The breakfast was pretty good too. Beautiful views and close to the Çarsi and restaurants.