Belsea Hotel

The quiet patio was a lovely place to sit in the evening, and the sea, shops, and cafes were all nearby. Breakfasts were hearty and tasty, home-style, though there wasn’t a lot of variety. This is a modest, simple hotel rather than a flashy resort. Our room was clean and cosy, with everything minimal; some parts could use cosmetic repairs, but the air conditioning, shower, and hot water all worked. The owner and his family are kind people, and you can tell they sincerely care about their guests. If you’re after five stars, this isn’t the place. If you want a warm welcome, a calm atmosphere, and a human touch, it’s a good fit. We left grateful for the owners’ care.

I loved the garden’s pomegranate trees and swing, and the mountain view from our spacious, clean room was beautiful. It’s a nice boutique hotel for a quiet family break. The sea is about a five-minute walk away. The staff were welcoming and friendly, and breakfast was very good. The chef made delicious food, and the kitchens were very clean.

Breakfast and dinner came with the stay. They were basic, but tasted really good, so compliments to the cook. The place was very clean, though everything felt old and a little broken. We reckon the mattress we slept on was at least 30 years old 🙁. We’ve stayed at better hotels in Turkey for this price.

A calm little boutique hotel that seems well suited to families. Our room was spacious and clean, with a lovely view of the mountains. The sea is only a five-minute walk away, and the staff were warm and welcoming.