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The mosquitoes drove us out, and we ended up leaving at midnight for another hotel. We couldn't even sit comfortably in the room. There was a strange smell when we arrived, and the air conditioner, which seemed to be from the 2000s, barely cooled. We thought we'd leave it running while we went out so the room might be cooler by evening, but they switched off its fuse after we left. Stay away.

The woman who owns the place was friendly, but I wouldn't stay here again. We were in a family room with a balcony, close to central Arsuz, but there was no breakfast. The room was dusty, so we had to get a broom and wipe it down ourselves. Slugs and cockroaches came out from under the kitchen counter in the evenings. One morning the children were covered in bites despite an electric repellent being plugged in. Then, when it rained the next day, water kept dripping through the ceiling onto us. The place was very bad.

The old, neglected building and furnishings were a letdown, and there was rubbish all around it. Mosquitoes and a musty smell kept us from sleeping. I'd call it probably the worst guesthouse in Arsuz. Don't spend your money or vacation here, and be wary of the prices shown online.

The owner was polite, which was the only positive part of our two days there. The room and sheets were filthy, with dead mosquitoes all over the walls and bedding when we arrived. We couldn't sleep until morning. We went in April, when it was windy and rainy, yet one night we had to swat 26 mosquitoes. Even after we thought we'd got them all, more kept showing up with everything shut. They may have been nesting in the room. I'll add a few photos.