Dibekonu Konak

Quiet, with a high standard for a normal price. The people here have been the most hospitable we've met so far on our trip. An excellent guesthouse, highly recommended.

The garden was beautiful and peaceful, and the mansion, owner, his cat, and turtle felt like something from a children's story. The cleanliness was very good. You take off your shoes and use slippers from the stairs onward, which I really appreciated. After years of travelling, this was the first hotel where I truly felt comfortable. Places where people walk around in outdoor shoes disgust me, especially with a small child. My one-year-old daughter could sit, stand, and walk around cleanly. Breakfast was a different story. We stayed one night in September 2025 and paid 300 TL per person, but weren't full. They said children wouldn't be charged, but there were no eggs, the only filling item. Along with cheese and olives, there were fried peppers and Turkish flatbread (pişi), so I had to fill up on the bread. The day before, we had a much heartier breakfast at a cafe for the same price. There was no tea when we arrived in the evening, and a hotel should have tea.

The shared balcony was spacious and a pleasure to sit on, and the garden was charming. The room was clean and lovely, in the typical guesthouse style. It felt warm and family-like, and taking off your shoes before going into the carpeted rooms worked well. We stayed one night and I thought the price was reasonable. As we were leaving, Ms. Saliha walked us to the door and we had a nice brief chat. Thanks to her. I'd readily choose this guesthouse again when I return.

A peaceful place where we were welcomed very warmly. We stayed overnight with breakfast, which was good enough. Many thanks to Mr. Yusuf and his family.