Ruya Beldesi Marti Pansiyon

Good.

Good.

We came last year, returned this year, and, God willing, will come again next year. People used to star-rated hotels may not find it meets their expectations, but if you're used to guesthouses, it should suit you well. We can recommend it. The owners, a mother and daughter, are sweet, kind, understanding, and always looking for solutions. Their friendly, genuine manner made it feel like a holiday at a relative's summer home. When we left, Aunt İlhan offered us anything we might need, which meant a lot. I've had places become less attentive after payment, but this one was different. Owners like this are hard to find. We usually went to Ardıç Beach, around 500 meters or a five-minute walk away, and explored the whole peninsula. We only used the room to sleep. There was free parking by the beach and at the guesthouse. The garden had shaded tables under the trees, a music corner, places to socialize, and fresh figs to pick from the trees. We were satisfied and plan to visit again. The rooms had air conditioning, reliable hot water, and adequate cleanliness. Breakfast was enough, and even when we were late after the usual 8:30-10:30 hours, they still prepared it. When the tea ran out early, they made more as soon as we asked. They grow vegetables in the garden for breakfast, so you can have fresh organic produce. There seemed to be a general mosquito problem, probably because of the garden trees. The windows had nets, but I still don't know how they got in :)). They sprayed often and provided repellent for the rooms. Pets are welcome; we brought our cat. There were no TVs in the rooms or elsewhere, but since we spent most of our time outside, we didn't miss having one. My only criticism is that there were no mini-fridges in the rooms. It'd be great if they added them next year. For now, there's a cupboard at the building entrance where you can leave things to cool.

We stayed in 2019 with close friends after a friend suggested the place, and got to know Tahir Hoca and his wife. Hearing they'd returned this year, we wanted to enjoy that nostalgic feeling with the same team. The renovations are done, and their daughter, Zeynep, now runs the business. The service is warm and friendly, and we ate fragrant tomatoes from their garden. It felt warm and homey, like being with family. Thanks for everything.