Emin Pansiyon Inkum

We stayed in the guesthouse, and when I went downstairs for tea they asked me to pay 50 lira for one cup. I'd never come across such a rude, indifferent place. It's disgraceful, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Stay away.

We spent two nights there in 2025. The place was clean, but the rooms had no wardrobe, table, or chairs. They'd shown us photos of a second-floor room advertised with a sea view, but ours was on the first floor and looked out onto a rooftop. When we asked about the second-floor photos, they told us the upper floors were full.

The beach was nice, though the sea was so cold I only went in once. The rest of the stay was disappointing. We booked a room for five nights and six days, but there was no real interest or friendliness from anyone. The room cleaning was a bit below average, and the place felt like it was being run reluctantly. We ate lunch there once, pide with diced meat and cheese. The dough was good, but the meat wasn't fully cooked. It cost us 1500 TL for three people, including cola. I'm sharing this for anyone considering a visit. They don't seem to do the job properly, and even though we'd paid, we left the guesthouse a day early. For a longer stay, I wouldn't choose this place. Maybe one or two nights, but I won't be back under any circumstances. We went to Amasra for lunch after leaving İnkum a day early, and it was much more enjoyable for us. It suits every budget, and the shopkeepers are friendly. At Günbatımı restaurant, three of us ordered pan-fried sea bass, Amasra salad, vegetable shrimp, calamari, and cola for 2750 TL. For comparison, a meatball sandwich was 250 TL in İnkum and 180 TL in Amasra, while tea was 35 TL in İnkum and 20 TL in Amasra.

The location was excellent, and the staff were kind. We stayed one night in a sea-view room on September 20-21. I'd been unsure because of the negative reviews, but after seeing the room I felt they were exaggerated. The minibar, TV, windows, doors, toilet, and bathroom all worked perfectly.