Meis Hotel

Quiet clean and friendly

There’s no doubt that this is a beautiful place surrounded by lush green trees that offer welcome shade during Bodrum’s hot summer days. The breakfast, served under the trees, is prepared with so much care and love. The pool is a nice size for a refreshing swim, and the on-site café and restaurant are a real bonus if you’d like to relax and spend the day at the hotel. It’s also just a short walk from the beach, where you’ll find plenty of great restaurants. The café staff are kind and welcoming.

We didn’t like that there were no mats or rugs in the room, which made it difficult to keep things clean, especially you go in and out of the patio. The space felt a bit cramped due to the amount of furniture, and I think the rooms could really benefit from a thoughtful redesign to make better use of the space. Although I requested a quiet room, we were initially given one right in front of the pool, the noisiest spot. We also found some items left behind by previous guests under the bed and it was not as clean. After mentioning these issues, the staff were very kind and allowed us to move to another room. It’s a small hotel, and I feel that the comfort level can really depend on the other guests. Just before we left, one guest even set up a portable BBQ right in front of our room, and couple of larger families were inconsiderate, shouting across the property as if they had the entire place to themselves. Unfortunately, that really disrupted the calm and relaxing atmosphere for us and we usually spent our time on the beach (Which meant we had to pay for sun loungers every day). I would agree having the prices adjusted and having the breakfast included would be much more helpful.

Property was very clean. Staff friendly and helpful

Would be nice if breakfast was included as part of the room price.

It’s a beautiful location, well maintained and very peaceful. Really good pool and lots of space.

The breakfast per day per person works out at about £10.50 GBP which for what you get (a sort of continental meets light Turkish) isn't the greatest of value. Things have become more expensive in Turkey. Either they reduce the offerings and the price or offer more variety for the same price.