Anar Hotel

I was there for a few days at the start of the season while taking part in a triathlon. The rooms were clean and fairly priced, and the staff were helpful and cheerful. The restaurant is on the top floor and has a nice view. I'd recommend it.

My son was hurt on the swing, but the receptionist didn't seem to care. She didn't call a doctor or even bring ice when we asked. Management was a nightmare. We went to the hospital and police station to file a complaint about her. I believe your health is in danger at this hotel, and that they are criminals.

Anar Hotel is about 75 meters from the sea, with its own place to sunbathe on the beach and a small bar/buffet for a drink or snack. The terrace is another lovely spot, where breakfast comes with peaceful warmth and a beautiful view of the sea and nature. The rooms aren't luxurious, but they're comfortable and have what you need, including a small fridge and air conditioning. The bathroom could use attention, though hygiene wasn't a problem. Service is impeccable. Oğulcan Bey is the heart of the hotel, always smiling, kind, understanding, and keen to help. He's passionate about his work, quick to find solutions, and goes out of his way to make guests feel at home and valued. For the price, service, and quality, it's excellent value. People who want everything luxurious and perfect can choose a five-star place, but they won't find Anar Hotel's warm, genuine attention and atmosphere there. It's best suited to people who appreciate simplicity, naturalness, and heartfelt hospitality, not the snobby.

The breakfast terrace is a great place to start the day, looking out over the sea and nature. The hotel is close to the water, and has its own beach sunbathing area and a little buffet too. Inside, the rooms are simple, peaceful, and spotless, and the whole place feels welcoming and relaxed. Mr. Oğulcan brings plenty of energy and attention, and quickly sorts out any request. I'd recommend it if you're after somewhere friendly, quiet, and unpretentious.