Limon Hotel

I booked in April, paid for the first night, and included breakfast, but when I arrived there was no room for me. They eventually arranged somewhere, but breakfast wasn't included after all. I came a long way, 1,400 km, and there weren't even any facilities. The exaggeration hasn't been forgotten, and we won't let it be forgotten. How can a place operate without a license and still call this service? I will complain to the relevant authorities. I call on all officials to return to duty. Don't go there.

The sheets were clean, but had so many stains they need replacing. Breakfast felt like a chore for the staff, and it arrived in bits instead of on a tray, so they forgot the olives and potatoes. The tea deserves credit, though. And if you like cats, there are lots of them, which I do. As usual, these are just my own objective impressions. I don't think the place has quite moved on from being a hostel. The current owners took over this year. I'd call it a three-star hotel because it's near the sea and there's a minibus service right outside.

The room was small and a bit neglected, with a TV, air conditioning and wardrobe. Still, the staff were really friendly and attentive, and the cleanliness was quite adequate.

The location is great, with the beach an easy walk away, and breakfast was tasty. The rooms are fine and have an authentic feel, but don't expect luxury. It's a cozy family hotel, and the people running it are so thoughtful and helpful. It's their first season, yet they put their hearts into it. We had a great time and were glad to meet Mehmetbey, his wife and their children. We'll definitely come back.