Anerissa

What stayed with us most was the warm, genuine Turkish hospitality. This is a family-run hotel, and the staff treated guests like part of one big, friendly family. They smiled, asked how our stay was going, shared stories, and sorted out any problems kindly. We left in tears because they really felt like family. Thank you for making those nine days so comfortable, cozy, and well-fed. We wish you prosperity and grateful guests, and hope to welcome you in Estonia! :) The hotel is outside the city, with a stop right beside it for a shuttle to the center every half hour to hour. The sea is two minutes away on foot, with free sunbeds from the hotel and small pebbles at the water's edge. There's also a little shop nearby. Rooms are all much the same and small, but have the basics: a bed, bathroom, mini-fridge, mirror, built-in wardrobe, and bedside table. The air conditioning is a welcome extra, as are the little balconies. Cleaning happens now and then, but is superficial. The pool, on the other hand, is cleaned regularly and is pleasant to relax by. The food is delicious, even if the modest chef serves much the same things every day and there are no desserts. Nobody went hungry, and we always left satisfied. There are a few drawbacks: old plumbing, a small bathroom, and noisy air conditioning in some rooms that may not start right away or can have other issues. Still, the hotel didn't disappoint us. People with high expectations or who are used to 4* and 5* hotels in Turkey might not find it suitable. For those with modest expectations, the staff's warmth and hospitality make it a lovely stay.