Pashas Princess By Werde Hotels

“Lovely small hotel!”

This is a small hotel with only 84 rooms. We had a pool view room but wouldn't necessarily go for that if we came again! It was very clean, sheets and towels changed regularly. New bottles of water put in the fridge when needed. Tea and coffee not topped up. Good shower pressure and hot water. Wifi… more

This is a small hotel with only 84 rooms. We had a pool view room but wouldn't necessarily go for that if we came again! It was very clean, sheets and towels changed regularly. New bottles of water put in the fridge when needed. Tea and coffee not topped up. Good shower pressure and hot water. Wifi good in the room and by the pool. Food was good with plenty of choice for a small hotel. Lots of salads and stews and a chef frying foods along with roasts on some days. Plenty of fruit, puddings and ice cream at the beginning of our holiday however when it was getting nearer to the end of October when they were closing they ran out of ice cream, melon, cornflakes, tomato juice and bananas, although they did then get some more bananas on our last few days! We did mention this to the TUI rep who have us a voucher to compensate for this! Each night was a different theme and enjoyed by both of us until the theme was fish which ended up being fish and not a lot else, we would have liked a little more choice on that evening! A microwave would have been good to warm up food when needed. The staff are lovely, especially the lady at reception. It is quiet, no children, one of the reasons we booked it! The pool area was quite busy at the beginning of our stay but then became quiet. If you need a mattress for extra comfort they will get you one, just ask. There is a no smoking area both in the dining room and at the pool area as well! There is a part of the beach just for this hotel and a beach bar with very clean toilets which also served food. There are a few areas that could be tweaked, the chef at the cooking station cooks the food far too early and so it sits being kept warm, not good. You couldn't take food or drinks to your room??? The entertainment was quite loud although it did finish at 11pm however the noise from the sister hotel at the side of ours was awful at times but again did stop soon after ours! There is a library and table tennis along with other activities going on especially at the beach. There are shops right outside the hotel, very samey! We got the bus into Kemer where you get on at the back and pay when you get off. We paid in Lira. The weather was wall to wall sunshine most of the time with a couple of windy days and one cloudy. The temperature was top 20s at first, cooling down a little as it got to the end of October, especially first thing in the morning. All in all we had a wonderful holiday and will be back, thank you Pasha's Princess.

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“Great little hotel that would benefit from a move to a better location”

We were here for seven nights all inclusive. We liked the idea of an adult only hotel. Ordinarily, we would not have given it a very good score but there were a few reasons why... Positives... The staff overall were brilliant. Everyone was friendly, helpful & were constantly asking if we were enj… more

We were here for seven nights all inclusive. We liked the idea of an adult only hotel. Ordinarily, we would not have given it a very good score but there were a few reasons why... Positives... The staff overall were brilliant. Everyone was friendly, helpful & were constantly asking if we were enjoying ourselves, did we have any problems, was the food ok etc... Very easy & quick check in. Reception staff very welcoming. We arrived after 9pm so dinner had finished but they had a couple of cold plates put aside for us - which were edible but not great. Despite seeing a couple of reviews which stated the hotel was a bit dated, we found our room to be very nice. It was spacious, clean, air conditioning & had a nice view over the pool. There was a kettle, fridge & an ironing board in the corridor on each floor. The room was cleaned daily by a lovely woman who always had time to say hello. She left towel animals & flower petals on the bed & always left the room looking & smelling clean. Breakfast was typical continental fayre. Breads, croissants, cereals, fruits, eggs etc... There was an omelette station where you could get fresh omelettes, fried eggs & pancakes. Don't expect a 'full english' here but there was usually something we enjoyed. Lunch was stews, pasta, fish & a meat freshly grilled at the grill station. There was also burgers & fries at the beach bar. Dinner was a meat or fish at the grill station - as well as various meat stews. The salad bar is very good & is there for every meal. There were always staff in the dining room, constantly asking is the food was ok & if we had any issues. The bar is stocked with local spirits & they are generous with the measures. Beer is Tuborg & there was a good cocktail list. There were very few queues & the bar staff were always friendly. There is also a beach bar with a more limited selection. The pool is very nice - although a bit shaded during the day & at this time of year, there were always plenty of loungers, The Negatives Although the food was always plentiful & well cooked, it was a bit repetitive. There were meat stews every day that appeared to be recycled the next under a different name. The bar was open 11am till 11pm. This would be fine if we were in a resort where there was a lot of nearby entertainment. This resort is very quiet. There are a lot of shops selling dodgy knock offs but very little entertainment or bars open late. This isn't great when you are on holiday. We were sat at the bar every night & the lights just went out at 11pm & the staff disappeared. We wouldn't have minded if the bar stayed open later & we had to pay for our drinks but we didn't have this option. We were in a room next to a couple of Russian men who were very loud & when the bar closed - because there was nowhere else to go - they went back to their room & got drunk there till 3-4am every night. Keeping us awake in the process. The resort itself is not the best we have stayed at. There are very few places to go out to, there are a lack of coffee shops, bars & restaurants & the only thing to do on a night is to go shopping. Everything seems to be shut at 11pm, The beach is scruffy with as many cigarette buts in the sand as there are stones & pebbles. It is hard to get in & out of the sea due to the steep drop. Overall though, our experience in this hotel was a good one. Mainly due to the hard work by the great staff. The positives by far outweigh the negatives & if there was a bit more variation in the food & the bar was open later, I would rate this hotel as excellent

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“Lovely hotel to chill.”

Really enjoyed our stay at Pasha’s Princess. A small hotel with less than 100 rooms, with friendly staff, good food and drink and comfortable rooms. I would describe the hotel as quaint, nice pool with jacuzzi area but a lot of sunbeds have shade for quite a bit of the day. There is a 5 euro deposi… more

Really enjoyed our stay at Pasha’s Princess. A small hotel with less than 100 rooms, with friendly staff, good food and drink and comfortable rooms. I would describe the hotel as quaint, nice pool with jacuzzi area but a lot of sunbeds have shade for quite a bit of the day. There is a 5 euro deposit for each towel which you could change every every day in the spa. Breakfast was 7.30 to 10, continental, omelettes, fried eggs. Lunch was 12.30 to 2, burgers, pizza, chicken, spaghetti bolognaise, fish, cold meats and salad, fruits and ice cream ( be careful, some buffet servers are in the sun and get really hot). Dinner was 7.30 to 9 which in our experience made it difficult to get a table when we came down around 8ish. The room was basic with a nice balcony and pool view. There was a mini fridge which was only replenished with a large bottle of water and 2 small bottles of mineral water. Also there was tea bags but no coffee sachets with the kettle. Our room was cleaned daily to a very good standard. The pebbly and gritty beach was less than 10 minutes away and the hotel had its own section with a boardwalk going down towards the sea, also a beach bar connected to the hotel that did burgers and pizza each lunchtime. There are plenty of shops right outside the hotel and the 20 minute bus ride to Kemer, which is worth a visit, was only 40 lira ( less than a £). Daily entertainment around the pool were aerobics, darts, table tennis and Zumba, I believe there was volleyball on the beach. The evening entertainment was live music, belly dancer, fire show, quiz, karaoke and bingo. Overall we really enjoyed our stay in this quiet adults only hotel and was perfect to chill out in. The majority of staff were friendly especially the 2 girls in the bar!

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