Find hotels in Rhodopes Mountains from NT$649

"Really helpful and polite staff, nice pool area and spa facilities. Good restaurant, well organized, excellent breakfast. The only ‘problem’ is the functionality of the room furniture - not as convinient as I would like. "

"We had a lovely stay. The room was nice ,but the food was average. "

"Excellent staff, spacious rooms, delicious food in the restaurant. Good spa, but maybe small if the hotel is at full capacity. We were satisfied and will visit the hotel again."

"The hotel is not a 4 stars hotel. Pictures on the Expedia web site are deceiving. Old with small rooms that lack even a bench to place your suitcase. It had space for a small suitcase only, the type that you take with you onboard on an airplane. Beakfast is just O.K. nothing special. Bathroom was old with cheap skinny towels. Not worth the $140 per night that we paid, maybe $70 would had been the correct price considering the facilities."

"Beautiful and quiet place!"

"The houses were very nice and spacious, there was plenty of room for the kids to play and for the adults to gather, the fireplace gave a cozy feeling, the staff was very soulful, we were told about many beautiful places to visit. I recommend"

"Decent hotel, close to the ski slopes. It's not exceptionally fancy but the SPA area was nice and the apartment was spacious and comfortable"

"Nice and beautiful place to relax"

"Ailemle gittim , 2 yıldır üst üste gidiyoruz. Konum ve şartları çok yeterli. Resepsiyon çok yardımcı oldu. Giriş saatinden önce ofaları hazırlayıp verdiler. Özellikle resepsiyondaki hanımefendi her konuda çok yardımcı oldu."

"Manager of reception was very unfriendly and uninformed. Other staff was wonderful. Food does not correspond exactly to 5 star hotel. I wish them to improve the quality of the food in the restaurant. In this direction can definitely do some work. Wonderful location of the hotel, the rooms are great /cleaned every day/, the beds large and comfortable. The spa is good. One of the biggest advantages is silence."