Bursa Ulupark Hotel

The room was clean however the fridge made a lot of noise throughout the night. We asked if there were any softer/ alternative pillows but there weren't. The air conditioning did cool well, however the thermostat didn't kick in so it got too cold and only a light sheet was provided. When we asked for a heavier bedding, they said they only provided that in the winter. (On our way out, we found a quilt in the cupboard - which they didn't seem to know about). Toilet paper was scarce. A small roll was provided but subsequent toilet paper had to be requested (despite paying for two nights upfront). We requested a roll which only came up after a second phone call and at 10-15 minutes later. Breakfast was basic although small water bottles were available at breakfast. Staff didn't seem to know about/ how to recommend tourist attractions etc. It seems like a place better suited for local businessmen than tourists or families.

We stayed here for a couple of days in early August. Below is our summary of the experience. Pro: Location is amazing. Just a few meters away from a big mall and shopping area. Transportation is near by as well. Parking was free. Once you get to the hotel, you ask the service desk for parking and they would send someone to park your car behind the hotel in an alley. We were upgraded with a room with a balcony which was nice. Shower was powerful. Hotel is relatively newer, less than 10 years old or so. Beautiful views of mountains from higher floors. Cons: A lot of them! We had a triple room which was a bit on the smaller size. Toilet is literally less than three inches from the wall so kinda hard to sit. They put two large towels in the triple room 😂. Breakfast was bare minimum. They don't have milk in breakfast (buy it from next door grocery store). You have to ask for juice if you want it. We asked for a blanket and they said they didn't have it. While checking on my car, I noticed they had a ton of them in the basement area so basically they lied. Another kid on our floor was looking for blankets for three days unsuccessful! Usually they had only two guys working there: one at reception desk and one service person who was jack of all trades (park car, room service, serve tea to folks in lobby). No one speaks English so have your Google translate app ready. Hotel is on the main street so if your room is on the lower floors facing the street, it can be noisy in the day time. If you are staying here for a night and/or solo, I think it is worth it.

Small room, average breakfast, but clean. They told us is ok to park in front the hotel in the public parking, but that parking is a paid one