La Quinta by Wyndham Çeşme est situé à Çeşme, en Turquie. Cet hôtel de plage de 70 chambres offre de superbes vues sur la mer.
Pour les familles au bord de la mer
Les familles peuvent profiter d'une piscine pour enfants et d'une crèche, tandis que les adultes se détendent au spa. Parfait si vous recherchez une expérience balnéaire simple et adaptée aux enfants.
Équipements et caractéristiques
Arrivée / départ
14:00 / 12:00
Nombre maximal de personnes par chambre
2
Vues
Vue sur la mer, Vue sur le jardin
Nombre de chambres
70
Chaîne hôtelière
La Quinta Inns & Suites
Paiement à l'hôtel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, en espèces
Emplacement
En bord de merPlage privéeJardin / terrasseVue sur mer
Équipements
Climatisation (chambre)BarSalle de conférenceSalle de sportParking gratuitWi-Fi gratuitJacuzziRestaurantSpa & bien-êtreTransfertPiscine
Very disappointing stay. Reception was unfriendly and spoke no English. My room key didn’t work, and when maintenance came to fix the lock at 10:12 pm, they entered with barely a knock and no respect for privacy.
The food was poor and repetitive, served on plastic plates and cutlery. The gym was outdated with very limited equipment, and WiFi was weak with no coverage at the pool or beach. The cleaner kept removing the key card that powers the air conditioning, so the room was hot when I returned.
While the room was clean and the bed comfortable, the service, facilities, food, and beach were far below 4-star standards. I would not recommend this hotel.
Great experience thanks to manager Emrah Bey
I was accommodate from 01-11/09/2026 with my wife, I trusted on name of Wyndham and i make reservations for 10 nights but it was big mistake i didn't check reviews.First hotel is not in Çeşme is so far from city(around 5 km.),second room is in bad condition not clean and bathroom also in vary bad condition,third personnel who is given service in restoran their dress are very dirty,food Which is serving for 10 days it was chicken,fish and turkey even singl meal no red meat.İ paid for all inclusive but most of time i was paid taxi to go for food outside of hotel,during my staying in hotel for 10. Night room it is cleaned only twice.İ trusted on Name Wyndham but it was big mistake , even singl guest was not happy with accommodation on this hotel.
Great view,nice and clean rooms,good atmosphere,friendly stuff
(A realistic review) My friend and I chose this hotel out of necessity because we were only staying for one night and most others weren't offering rooms. Our room was clean and had a nice view. The staff were also good, I can't say anything negative about them, but the food was really inadequate. When you go to an all-inclusive hotel, you expect a bit more variety, to be honest. Anyway, we thought we'd have a snack during snack time, but all we had were potatoes (not fried), nuggets, and leftover pasta with tomatoes or tomato paste from lunch. We were disappointed. We ate the food out of necessity just to fill our stomachs. The food definitely needs to be improved. As for the sea, I should mention it's absolutely unsuitable for children; you can only enter from the pier because it's all rocky. I've included photos. We could only have beer and tea. We wanted gin tonic, but they didn't have tonic, or syrups; they only brought some later. It was really dull; we were really bored. We hadn't imagined such a lifeless holiday in June. I stayed at a different hotel in May. There were activities almost every hour, and the price was roughly the same.
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