Ikiz Villas

The manager Perihan and her team responded quickly to every question or request. They were extremely helpful and understanding, and we're very grateful for a great stay. We were five adults and two kids in a three-bedroom villa for 11 days. The house was comfortable, spacious, and well maintained. All the rooms were large and bright, with everything we needed. The kitchen was exceptionally well equipped for cooking, including a dishwasher and washing machine. Every room had air conditioning, which was a big help in the extreme heat. The location is a little far from everything, but we rented bikes, so it wasn't a problem.

The walk to the sea is lovely, past a field where sheep graze peacefully, and there's a turtle sanctuary along the way. We'd love to return to Ikiz villas. It's a super nice place to stay with family or friends, surrounded by orange trees. Manager Perihan was kind, helpful, and attentive, and did her best to make our stay good. She sorted every request right away, from lamps and an extra blanket to a cozy rug and farm eggs. The house had everything needed for daily life, a good night's sleep, and cooking. Highly recommended!

The sea is about a 10-15 minute walk away, while the village center takes around 40 minutes on foot. Renting a bicycle makes the longer walk easy. The villa was peaceful and very nice, with three bedrooms for seven people and a baby. It had a hot shower and a fully equipped kitchen, including a washing machine and dishwasher. The young garden has lemon, orange, and mulberry trees. I'd recommend this place.

We’ve stayed here twice and would happily come back. The owners are kind, easy to reach, and quick to sort things out. We were missing a frying pan and corkscrew, and they brought them over fast. The house was spotless, modern, roomy enough for four, and had a well-equipped kitchen. We cooked easily for a week, though the kitchen lighting was a bit dim. There’s new air conditioning in every room, and it kept us comfortable in January. The garden is full of orange trees, and each house has its own barbecue spot. It’s about ten minutes by bike to the village center, shops, Olimpos, and ATMs. The sea is also roughly ten minutes away, toward the far end of Cirali beach. The hosts lend bikes for free if you ask. Lykia Way starts five minutes from the house, and the Olympos Museum and park area are nearby by bike. On Mondays there’s a market with local produce, including plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. A winter visit meant lovely quiet, apart from the chickens that seem to be everywhere in Cirali. In busier months, noise from nearby houses could be an issue. Some noisy neighbors with children arrived on our last day, though that sort of thing can happen anywhere. One other thing to know: in colder weather, hot water can run short in the morning if there’s been little sun, since it’s heated by solar panels. When that happened, the host connected the heater to the house’s power, and it could also be avoided by showering later in the day. It’d be a five-star stay for us without those hot water quirks and the chance of noisy neighbors.