Ekin Assos

My wife and I spent one night here for a holiday. It’s a small boutique hotel, or perhaps an apartment building, on a street corner. What stuck with us most was how friendly everyone was. We booked half-board. The rooms are small but cozy, and the cleanliness was fine though not anything special. Comfort mattered most, and they made us feel at ease. We had fish for dinner, but the side dishes weren’t great. They’re upfront that they don’t make a big claim about the food, and tastes vary. I like dessert after dinner, and although it wasn’t on the menu, they found something for me. They don’t seem to squeeze guests for money. The tea and coffee were a pleasant surprise, and the hamburger we had for lunch could hold its own against well-known brands. Would we return? Of course.

Even though I was here only a short time, I had such a peaceful break. The rooms were very clean, the food was delicious, and the sea at the private beach was crystal clear. It felt legendary, and I felt right at home. Everyone was warm, friendly and attentive. Thanks to Servet Bey and his team for looking after us so well.

Surrounded by olive trees, Ekin Assos feels calm and has fresh air that makes a welcome escape from city stress. The warm atmosphere and peaceful setting make it a lovely place to slow down. Rooms are clean, details are thoughtfully handled, and the hospitality is friendly enough to make you feel special. Breakfast is natural, varied and tasty. Later, having coffee with the view is a real pleasure. A good fit if you want to rest, explore and find some peace.

We got there near the end of the season. Mr. Servet and Ms. Sakine welcomed us so warmly, and I’d like to thank them for that. The view is superb, the sea is wonderful and the rooms are clean. What mattered most to me is that they care about the environment and welcome pets. I think this is the kind of place to visit at least once a year. So glad we stopped and stayed. See you again soon! 🙂