Melrose Hotel Denizli Turkey

... of walking up and down the hill looking at ruins. We walked all the way down to the bottom and then went back to the hotel for dinner. After a quick dinner we were off to get our final bus to Istanbul. Originally it was meant to be an overnight ...

... we went to see ancient ruins, an ancient hot spring, and a mammoth formation of travertine deposits. We were booked into the Melrose Hotel, which is a beautiful and comfortable little hotel, owned and run by a couple who are so nice and friendly and ...

... trip to the airport was uneventful and included a wonderful in-flight meal on Turkish airlines. However,  once we landed in Denizli and collected our baggage, our apprehension about renting a car came to fruition.  No english spoken by the guy ...

... to bed. We ended up staying another full day in Pamukkale as the best bus for Capadoccia doesn't leave Denizli until 10pm. So we're bunking at the hotel waiting for the next exciting episode. This also gave Shane time to recover before attempting the 10 ...

... spotted from some way off due to the Ayres-Rock-style white calcium rock formation on the horrizon. Great family Otel (not Hotel) awaited us, before we trekked up to the Travertines  - calcium deposits left over after the CO2 evaporates from the ...

... and locals alike that the only way to travel over here is with the oversized, glowingly reviewed tourist buses. After arriving in Denizli, we caught our very first dolmus (glorified mini-van) for the additional 15 minutes it took to get to ...

... itin. if you visit Turkey! The bus driver and "flight attendant" were really nice and took us to the doorstep of the Melrose Allgau Hotel where we going to stay.  The owner of the hotel fed them lunch which was very hospitable of him.  All ...

Awesome afternoon in ...