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"The owners were very hospitable and caring."

"We loved our stay at this hotel - wonderful staff, nice room, delicious breakfast and the location is perfect for exploring the town."

"We stayed for four nights and enjoyed the hotel’s unique charm, perfectly fitting the picturesque old town. The owner, Cem, was very helpful throughout our stay, and the staff were incredibly kind. Delicious breakfast with local delights, served alongside great views from the large windows or the terrace. "

"Charming boutique hotel. Breakfast was extra but definitely worth it. Helpful and friendly staff."

"Super unique house/hotel. Staff is wonderful."

"What a delight it was to stay at 1000 Ally - great room, wonderful home, amazing breakfast, and superb dinner! Do make the effort to here and spend a few nights! "

"Great neighborhood in the Old City. Close to the Pergamum acropolis if you are able to walk it. Owner was great about being there to meet my late arrival from Izmir."

"The property was rustic. The staff were very polite. A renovation would make facilities even better. The food was great. Great hospitality. "

"The pros: Taş Konak is an old stone home that’s been converted into a small guesthouse. The stone and wood vibe is charming and pleasing on the eye. The staff are lovely, and speak a little English if you’re not a Turkish speaker. The breakfast terrace has a spectacular view over the old town. Breakfast was good. The surrounding area is quiet and charming. It’s a five-minute walk in one direction to the town centre, and a five-minute walk in the other direction to the cable car station that will take you up to the Pergamon archeological site. The cons: For us, there were two significant cons. 1) the Wi-Fi signal was extremely weak in our room. Often, we were unable to connect at all and had to rely on hotspots through our phones, which burned through our limited data. 2) Our room had no kettle. The staff were very helpful in providing us with a small cafetière of hot water whenever we wanted one. But if you’re an early riser, there’s no way to enjoy an early-morning coffee as breakfast only starts at 8.30am. (The kitchen is closed until shortly before that time.) These may not be deal breakers for you. Everyone is different. However, we felt that poor wi-fi and the lack of a kettle were unacceptable for a room priced at €60 a night. You should be able to find better value for money, even in July. But, it *is* a lovely little place! Three-and-a-half stars. "