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The breakfast could start earlier; it’s currently fixed at 9:30.

Fabio·Il y a 2 mois

The hotel was a perfect 10/10 in every respect! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Our room was spotless, comfortable, and very cozy. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive. The service quality, cleanliness, location, and overall vibe were truly amazing. We felt very relaxed and at peace. Breakfast was meticulous and filling 👏👏 Everything was thought out to the finest detail. I will definitely choose it again and wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone. Thanks again! ❤️

Piriyeva·Il y a 2 mois

“Können es nur empfehlen!”

The room was clean and as described. The breakfast was very tasty! The two owners are very friendly and helpful.

Hüsnü·Il y a 3 mois

“"Aylak Kent Gezgini"”

We were in the heart of Alaçatı yet far from the noise, both inside the city and completely outside. The room, the house, and the people had a well‑decorated atmosphere that felt like a time machine. This small, two‑room boutique hotel offers a cafe & bar below. Unfortunately we missed the season, so we couldn’t experience it. Still, our hosts Emin and Tamer Bey showed us all kinds of hospitality. We slept very well. Everything was very clean. The house key was with us. The hosts were available 24 hours by phone to help. Try to stay with breakfast included because any breakfast you’ll have outside the hotel in Alaçatı won’t be as good! I got to look over the cafe menus. The Italian style was pasta‑centric. Even though the season was over, they invited us to dinner on our last night. I must say the hosts are very good cooks. We had a great meal. Thanks again for those gestures. Across from the room is “Köyün Kahvesi,” the last non‑commercial café in Alaçatı. Seeing the locals gather there in the mornings, sipping tea, you can only truly feel Alaçatı’s enchanting yet commercial atmosphere at that moment. Altınkum Beach, Çark Beach, Çeşme, Urla, Sığacık, and the Ancient City of Ephesus are all within driving distance. You can ask them for info on places to explore. We’ll suggest three affordable spots around the hotel: - “Selanik 1945” for ice cream (15‑20 min walk) - “Mumo Et” for food (luxury‑like, casual) meets price, taste, and satisfaction; they serve cheaper and tastier food than every place I’ve paid a lot for in Alaçatı. - Have tea at least once at “Köyün Kahvesi” to escape the commercial vibe. Boutique hotels often have this side: you either love it, keep it as a hidden treasure, or hate it! We loved this hidden treasure a lot. Everything was perfect.

Everfest·Il y a un an

“Kocaman bir oda ve lezzetli yemekler”

A boutique hotel. The three‑person room was exactly as in the photos. We were very comfortable. It’s close to everything. There’s a cafe‑restaurant below. Breakfast was great. We also ate some dinner meals at the hotel. It was wonderful and the prices were very reasonable. Emin Bey prepares everything carefully and deliciously. If you tell him in advance, he can add items to the menu to your liking. It’s a calm, peaceful, and safe place. Even if you come at midnight, there’s no problem. Alaçatı is a very safe area. A true Alaçatı street ❤️ We’ve been coming to Çeşme every summer for 10 years. I won’t look for another hotel anymore. You can’t find such a large room in this area at this price. We shared everything on the map. You can check the details.

Seher·Il y a un an