Silivri Park Hotel

To start with, Turkey is the most hospitable country starting from the airport where we were helped to set up free wi-fi and told where to go since we are for the first time in Istanbul. We read a lot about the town of Silivri, and we decided to have a birthday party with our daughter there. And it was a shame they chose Silivri Park Hotel. Apart from the location there is nothing good in it, nearby there is a Safir Hotels Silivri foursome which is located with a shopping mall, which is very convenient. Silivri Park only has a diet breakfast. At lunch I wanted to rest, but there was always something drilled on the upper floors and never let rest, small rocks flew to the ground floor. And what a disappointment it was how a woman with a baby was treated on his birthday. We weren't allowed a guest in our room to wish our daughter a happy birthday. We asked for at least an hour, but we just didn't want to talk at reception. The kids were sitting there crying at the front desk, and they didn't care. They weren't drunk men, they were just ordinary kids. I don't understand how disgusting people work in this hotel. I hope their children are treated the same way so they understand. Maybe it's a strict country, but I was a grown man with them, but they don't think women are human to me. We've ruined the mood. The hotel review book didn't give, or maybe in a cheap threesome it doesn't happen. When they left they didn't even tell us goodbye. It's the cheapest disgusting threesome with the same cheapest disgusting inhumans in my life. I don't really recommend it, lest we spoil the mood.

I’ve stayed at this hotels around three times. Their rooms are very spacious and clean. They got a wonderful view over marmara sea. The hotel is located in the center of Silivri surrounded with major restaurants and coffee shops. I would definitely stay at this hotel.

Park Hotel in Silivri, Turkey was were I met the worst hotel receptionist I ever experienced in my whole life. A very rude an unprofessional local male receptionist with an extremely provocative attitude started a heated argument asking me to pay 10 Turkish Liras fir a soda bottle which I have drank from the mini bar on a previous visit, otherwise he will refuse to give me my bag back. They are not approachable nor helpful and have offered us different room rates compared to previously charged rates, and ones offered to friends on the same day(s) When we were trying to talk to explain, the recptionst was shutting us off, instead of listening to our side first as guests. The room is clean so us the hotel, however the reception staff are a disgrace, seriously affecting Silivri Park Hotel's reputation, they desperately need training and to be taught some