Villa Demeter Country Haus

Islam, the owner, took such good care of us, bringing fresh fruit, cheese, and wine. He was very kind, and we really appreciated it. The villa is beautiful and inspiring, with a lovely pool and a fancy hot tub, and it’s perfect for slow, restful days without getting bored. Islam grows delicious figs and walnuts right there. The cats and dogs were the friendliest I’ve ever met. The cats came by every day for plenty of cuddles, and I’d return just to see them. If you love animals and nature, this place is hard to beat.

This was my second stay in the beautiful stone house. Everything was very clean, the beds were comfortable, and the bathrooms had modern showers and the kitchen had modern appliances. It’s set in a natural paradise, with olive, walnut, fig, and other fruit trees, plus flowers. I loved having coffee on the porch in the morning and wine there in the evening, enjoying the view. Islam, the host, knows a lot about Turkey’s history and is an experienced tour guide.

I’ve never had a better Airbnb stay. We came hoping for a special break in the peaceful Turkish countryside and left with rich memories and friendships. Islam was incredibly generous and did so much to make our time there special. Thank you, Islam.

After two years stuck at home during the pandemic, we found this brilliant hidden world after searching carefully. Nearly everything about the stay was perfect, from İslam bey as host to the little details in the stone house, its lovely gardens, and the surroundings. It has everything you need and feels very different from a typical hotel or Airbnb room. You can pick and eat fresh tomatoes, green peppers, walnuts, and really tasty figs. The house works well for larger groups and families of any size. The pool is big and quite deep, though some people may find the water a bit cold. You get used to it once you jump in. And when you feel chilly, there’s a hot jacuzzi with strong massage settings to help you relax. Definitely recommended.