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Anzac Hotel
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Justine
Family with young children
Sydney,
Australia
November 23, 2009
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Staff were fantastic with giving us travel advice and info on the town, Gallopoli and Troy. Breakfast was fantastic. Great chocolate brownies! Parking was also secure. Rooms are small but they are appropriate for the price and description from the website. |
10 |
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Richard
Mature couple
Elanora Heights NSW,
Australia
October 25, 2009
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Location straight off the ferry and only one small block from the waterside restaurants.. a very confining arrival by car , but staff soon whisk your car away to park. |
7.5 |
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Denise
Mature couple
R D 1 Takaka,
New Zealand
October 22, 2009
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The staff went out of their way to organise a private tour of Gallipoli for us in the limited time we had, as well as giving us very good information on things to see and do in Cannakale. Great location, handy to ferries across the Dardanelles and walking distance [10mins] to main bus station for onward travel. The best value for money we have had on the Aegean Coast so far. |
10 |
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Javier
Young couple
VILA NOVA DE GAIA,
Portugal
October 22, 2009
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Anzac Hotel is very central so very practical in town. The Room was clean with some modern gadgets like tv but otherwise moderately basic like hotel itself. If you search a clean hotel without luxury but central and with free parking We recommend this to you. If you expect luxury this is not your hotel. If you get touchy with the fact they ask you to pay in advance this is not your hotel. None of the above was a problem for us |
5 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
Romania
October 4, 2009
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We did not stay at Hotel Anzac, we were redirected at keravanseray hotel nearby. They said that they keep Anzac Hotel for groups. The Kertavanseray hotel was excellent, very helpfull staff, excellent location in Canakkale, near the ferry. The car parking was nearby and secured. When we arrived by car in front of the hotel, one member of the staff accompaigned us in the car and guided into the parking lot Small bathroom |
10 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
Romania
October 2, 2009
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the personal staff is very friendly it was a litle bit cold in the room |
7 |
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Reon
Young couple
Hamburg,
Germany
September 28, 2009
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The staff were very helpful and provided lots of information about the area and the Gallipoli campaign. Great location, very close to the ferry port to Eceabat. |
7.5 |
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Carmen
Family with older children
Bucharest,
Romania
September 24, 2009
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I liked the view of the room. The instalation in the bathroom. |
7 |
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Dumitru
With friends
Bucuresti,
Romania
September 22, 2009
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Hotel has an excellent location, very easy to find by car, and free secure parking opposite. Staff were helpful and friendly. |
8 |
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Anonymous
With friends
Netherlands
September 22, 2009
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Helpful and knowledgable staff, information ansd bookings of Troy an anzac tours done easily and efficiently, Very good breakfast included. (Sept 09). Easy 1 min walk from ferry. |
8 |
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David
Mature couple
St-Cergue,
Switzerland
September 11, 2009
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Superb buffet breakfast; perfect location for Gallipoli ferries and old town eateries, free secure parking opposite; very easy to find by car Satellite TV system but no English language channels |
9 |
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Mihaela
Young couple
Bucuresti,
Romania
September 6, 2009
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It was a nice hotel with very helpful staff. The breakfast was ok. The hotel is located very close to the strait and to the ferryboat. |
9 |
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Edmond
Mature couple
Bucharest,
Romania
August 31, 2009
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The stuff was very friendly and they recomend us to see the Trojan horse (from the movie Troy) and the museum dedicated to Galiope battle in WW1. The parking place was not very closed to. |
8.5 |
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Drew
Mature couple
Christchurch,
New Zealand
August 29, 2009
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The hotel was ideally situated and suited our needs for a 1 night stop over. The room was too small to consider a long term stay. The staff were helpful and made us a sandwich for our early bus trip the next morning as we were unable to have breakfast. |
6.5 |
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Fiona
Family with older children
Newbury,
United Kingdom
August 24, 2009
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Hotel in a great central position and staff helpful. Rooms clean. We didn't find the bed comfortable. It was 2 singles pushed together which caused a great dip in the middle! The breakfast was not very good. Little choice. However, the chocolate brownies were delicious!! |
7.5 |
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Barbara
Family with older children
Winchester,
United Kingdom
August 13, 2009
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Staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the parking service was a great relief given the one-way system and the narrow streets. The location was also excellent - in the middle of the shops and only a couple of minutes walk to the sea and a lot of good restaurants. Rooms were ok but a bit basic. |
7 |
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Damnjan
With friends
skopje,
Macedonia
August 9, 2009
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Food, clean room, very kind staff, private car park, free wi-fi, free a/c, satelite tv. |
9.5 |
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Anonymous
Family with young children
Romania
August 6, 2009
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Very friendly staff (young persons who speak English), nice view, easy access to the center and to the sea coast |
8.5 |
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Elena
Mature couple
Plovdiv,
Bulgaria
July 24, 2009
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Location, Staff's hospitality |
8.5 |
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Richard
Family with older children
Murrumbeena,
Australia
July 24, 2009
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Helpfullness of staff |
8 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
Romania
July 20, 2009
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The room was very, very small, the view was ugly, there was a wall in front of the window. The personal was heplful ( they parked our car). The little room, the bad view. |
4.5 |
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Catherine
Solo traveller
Monte di Procida (NA),
Italy
July 9, 2009
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The staff were extremely helpful, welcoming, and resourceful. They were the best part of staying at this hotel. The rooms were also very clean, but very small.The location was excellent and parking is free, as well as wi-fi. We were upstairs on the 5th floor and some of the doorways were rotting. It could be an excellent hotel, with great views, if it weren't so run down. A coat of paint and some upgrades on carpeting could go a long way. Bathrooms are tiny. |
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Anonymous
Family with older children
United States of America
July 6, 2009
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Very well located with helpful staff although they professed to not know the answers to some questions about the city. Go to Tourist Information by the dock. They will tell you about all the competitors for various tours. Ample breakfast with good service. WiFi was not reliable. Staff making out with people in the front lobby when we came back late at night. |
8 |
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John
Mature couple
Izmir,
Turkey
July 4, 2009
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Excellent location for ferry to Gallipoli penninsula and seafront of Canakkale. Quiet and plenty of informative material. Room was a bit cramped and the double bed was squashed into a corner. |
8 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
Finland
July 1, 2009
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There is a relaxed style of traditional Turkish service and hospitality with very young personnel. The staff are well attuned to local cultural and historical sights. You can hear organ music, Beethoven and Mozart's string quartets and classical symphonies on the lobby radio. İnternational tourism could be combined with domestic language learning and teaching, ie staff could answer in Turkish once in a blue moon. |
7.5 |
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
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