Find hotels near Bergama Museum, Bergama from AED 253

"We had a nice stay here. The room was clean, the host, Sabuha was so kind and helpful she made us feel welcome. The breakfast was great, my friend said breakfast in turkey is her favorite meal of the day. A huge perk to staying here was the espresso machine. It made the chilly morning perfect. A good cup of coffee is essential!"

"Lovely warm room (I was there in winter - it becomes AC in summer), fantastic breakfast that fills you up till dinner and close to the Acropolis so you walk there in about 40 mins. Vedat speaks great English and can offer help about the area and Nur is also very polite and friendly. A 7-min walk into the town and about a 20-min walk to catch the bus to Aliaga if going towards Izmir."

"A little gem of a hotel, With clean rooms, a Very helpful host and ideally located to enjoy your time in Bergama. Would highly recommend."

"I have stayed here three times. Each time has been a very enjoyable stay in Bergama and this guest house. I have stayed at nearly 100 hotels and guest houses in Turkey now and this is in the top five for me. "

"Tucked away inside a high wall a short walk from the town centre this hotel is a little oasis for your stay. The staff were efficient and the rooms comfortable. "

"Very good breakfast"

"Wonderful staff and great care for guests."

"It is a "normal" Ramada hotel. Everything you would expect in any other country. It's new and very clean. There is a restaurant on-site that serves dinner and breakfast buffet. The biggest inconvenience is the location. It's located next to the highway and suits well those who decided to make a stop while traveling. There is nothing else around the hotel besides a gas station. Also, the hotel price matches the prices in the US but, in my opinion, is too much for Turkey. I guess it's because there is not much competition around it. "

"My hosts were amazing, most comfortable and pleasant stay. It felt like coming home. Beautiful place Dwight on the beach front. Safe and secluded courtyard behind the stone walls. "