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We came here on vacation as a group of 13 women and 10 children. All our reservations were confirmed. However, just because our friend asked about early check-out conditions on WhatsApp purely for information purposes — without giving any approval and without receiving any new confirmation email — she was told that she must check out a day early and was pressured to do so. This was clearly their own mistake. Trying to leave someone stranded with two children is absolutely unacceptable.||The attitude of Ms. Müge at reception and especially the man named Onur, who introduced himself as a “manager,” was a complete fiasco. His manner was arrogant, rude, disrespectful, and condescending — his “do whatever you want” attitude was utterly unacceptable. He didn’t even seem aware that he was speaking to a woman. On top of that, offering us a suite room listed online as 26,000 TL per night by saying “it’s normally 30,000 TL, but we can give you a discount if you want to move there” was blatant opportunism and a disgrace.||The room cleanliness was also very poor; cleaning was done almost in the late afternoon, trash wasn’t emptied, and towels weren’t replaced. Before calling himself a manager, this person named Onur should first learn how to treat customers and use proper communication, and then fix the room cleaning and service quality. Having someone like this in such a position is, in itself, a sign of poor quality and a major liability for the hotel. I have never seen such people in managerial roles at any reputable hotel chain.||In a beautiful city like Eskişehir, to see a hotel with such great architecture and potential being operated so poorly is a real disappointment. We have traveled to many places and have never experienced such treatment. A Turkish company should be proud of a hotel like this, yet due to the disrespect we encountered, it has now been added to the list of hotels we will never return to.