Yelkenkaya Hotel

She stayed at the Yelkenkaya Hotel when she came for chemotherapy. I really like this hotel. Located in a quiet cozy place by the sea. You can walk along the coast, get some sea air. The public transport stop is practically at the exit of the hotel. Most of the windows have sea views. Dinner and breakfast are included in the price. The choice isn't huge, but the food is delicious. The portions are decent. I never got to finish dinner because I was just eating. There is a free shuttle service to the clinic where I come for treatment. Construction is well under way near here. But the noise from them didn't bother me at all, because if I'm feeling good, I'm able to sleep on a public transport bench outside. Who is sensitive to noise have earplugs with you. At the reception, a beautiful and very charismatic administrator, who speaks perfect Russian, who told me off on my last arrival as a child for missing the transfer by 5 minutes (exactly). I was wrong, I admitted it and I apologized. But it seems my apology has not been accepted. She kept telling me off emotionally, operating on people sitting on the bus waiting for me. And many have appointments or treatments for specific times. Yes, it is. In my defense, I'm not late because I'm irresponsible or I don't care about these people. Most (maybe all) of the residents of this hotel are cancer patients, and I am one of them. I'm in the final stages, and every morning it's a lottery. There are days when it's really hard for me to get out of bed, that was the day. This morning I set my alarm three times because I couldn't get up, my body just wouldn't listen. And I can't instantly pack like I used to, because after multiple chemos, my brain slowly thinks, I can stare blankly at my bag without knowing where to start packing. The body is moving with limitations, the right arm is not fully functioning. With the shirt I used to pull on in two seconds, I'm having a hard time. It's a good thing your legs are still bouncing around, but it's shortness of breath very quickly. You could skip breakfast if time's running out. But I didn't miss it. Because I'm going to chemo, and I know you shouldn't chemist on a hungry stomach. But I tried to eat breakfast as fast as possible. As for the other passengers who were waiting on the bus, the bus arrived at the hospital at 08:50, no one was late, it is unlikely they would have booked a transfer for 08:30 if they had an appointment for 08:45. Because the transfer is usually 20-30 minutes to the hospital. Plus, five minutes late, they're definitely not gonna cancel their appointment or procedure, which is a private clinic where you carry a lot of money. I think the administrator's reaction was excessive. And it seemed like the goal was to vent my negative emotions on someone, and that person turned out to be me, a person with stage 4 cancer. Because instead of paying me back for my accommodation quickly and getting me on the bus and getting the passengers she was supposedly worried about to the clinic on time, this lady kept yelling and wasting her time. I had to stop her by saying, "let's settle," a process that was accompanied by her outrages. Because of my tardiness, of course, the world didn't end and no one was even late. I'd like to count on a little leniency for people like me, although being five minutes late to anyone is no reason to be so hysterical. This precedent has had a profound impact on my emotional health, as has my physical condition on this and two other days. I wish the transfer hadn't been waiting for me then and I'd have gotten there on my own without emotional turmoil. Despite all the above advantages of the hotel, I have no desire to return there again. The staff member's conduct negates all the positives. After all, I go to Turkey for treatment, a favourable emotional background plays a key role in the treatment process.

I was at this hotel, i like this place because it is quite. I dont like sea and beach and hotels with many foreign tourists, crowded and many children. Wild crazy beach is not for me too. This hotel is near the sea, beach is quite and not crowded, you can swim and enjoy, have fun in the sea/ Water is very clean, transparent. It is not river water or Crimean sea. It is very cool. You can see the bottom, through water, small fish, crabs. Nothing is bothered me there. In the evening too, few people and quite. I would not refuse from some music on the beach, but maybe it is good to rest without music too. Who is from big city, and want rest from people and noise. you can choose this hotel. Near hotel, 5 minutes there is a supermarket, u can buy what you need. Food, fruits, candies, some cloths for sea. Further is small cafe, u can eat something cooked. This place is really good to have quite rest. To go to the smaller airport to Stambul it takes around 40 minutes. In the evening in the night the view is very nice, lights everywhere, looks like some island around you. I think car parking is free in this hotel, for people who live in hotel. They have rooms with view to the sea especially restaurant on top of the building, where you can see all around and sea shore/ Hotel style and colours are neutral, bezh, white, gold, brown. Service is normal, no problems. I think the territory of hotel, acrros the road, when u go to the sea, is rebuilding, making some new changes.

We came to Yelkenkaya for Medical purpose with Mother. Simply I can say it's the best hotel if you are coming to visit Anadulo Medical Center. they have a good shuttle bus to the hospital to the hospital. They serve an excellent breakfast and dinner which are included in the room. The hotel manager Mr. Umit Daskin he is the best hotel manager you can deal with, very helpful and doing amazing things to help guests.