Tug Hotel

The beach is only 30 seconds away, with sandy ground and decent space, though it gets a bit crowded in high season. Loungers cost the equivalent of 2 euros each, and there are thousands of nearby places to eat for very little money. The manager was friendly and accommodating, and handled special requests without any trouble. The room was a manageable size and clean, and the price for what you get is good. The bathroom was modest, unfortunately: the shower is about 20 centimeters from the toilet, so water flooded the whole room.

Our room, the famous number 35 on the top floor, had a big terrace with a sea view, and we loved the sliding door setup. It had everything needed, including TV, refrigerator, shower, toilet, tea kettle, stove, and more. Tuğ Hotel is in a perfect spot, a block from Women's Beach, and Nuri Bey was so attentive that I'd stay again just for that. I've camped and stayed in hotels for years. If you're paying 70-80 TL per person and expecting Hilton comfort, this isn't for you. Leave the space for people who travel and backpack. We had a great time and really enjoyed the stay. You'll stay among my top choices when I return. One downside: the TV is easy to watch from the terrace but not from the bed. A swivel mount would help.

After comparing dozens of hotels and guesthouses in one day, I chose this place. It's clean, the beds are comfortable, and the owner has a great attitude. The price for what you get is excellent. A decent family-run business close to the sea, and one I'd gladly recommend to friends and family.

The building is old, but it's clean, and the bed and towels were spotless and comfortable. The rooms really need mosquito nets. It's close to the sea, and nearby hotels just down the street cost twice as much. Bed and breakfast is included, the price is ideal, and the service is excellent. The owner is very close to the sea. I recommend it.