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"The staff were great and very accommodating, so far the best hotel we have stayed at in our journey around Turkey. "

"Realt good place for money."

"Very nice property safe clean and amzing view "

"Handsome house in attractive garden. Cordial hostess, comfortable rooms. Everything was very satisfactory."

"Beautiful clean and in an ideal location definitely stay again"

"The staff were outstanding and helpful and welcoming they always greeted with a smile and were happy to answer any questions..i don't know where the bad reviews came from but I loved staying here the rooms were so modern and clean..i fully recommend this hotel thanks you so much "

"Lovely quiet convenient clean place with kitchenette for self cooking if required Very friendly helpful staff and a great Turkish breakfast"

"A decent stay at most, i was only really looking for a bed and room for the duration of my stay for a good price and they have delivered it without fail, havent really interacted much with the staff as i was mostly walking around the bazaar during my 3night stay, not bad in my opinion plus the breakfast was a hefty meal as well for a good price, im not a food critic so i wont touch upon how it tastes but it definitely filled up my stomach up till lunch "

"Nice and modern feel upon entry with lots of space. It is very clean. Decoration is cool and modern. The property has a decent size and shape swimming pool. Location is high up so there is a sliver of sea views through the rapidly developing concrete jungle of Akyaka. The man I spoke with on the phone was friendly, polite and helpful.The porter he sent to help with the luggage saw me at the top door to the property and instead of coming up there to help, he waved at me to come down to him with all my luggage. Fortunately my taxi driver kindly helped me to carry the luggage to the porter! There were a few other problems. Most important one is the location. In Expedia map It is marked at the centre of the town. In reality it is far from centre at the edge of the town, high up on the hill. Without a car, it is difficult to get in and out. Second is the maintenance and quality of materials used in building. Even though it is a new place, insect screen already damaged severely on the second floor. Curtain is partially out of the rack and untidily dumped in a corner. Most sliding doors’ handles don’t work well. Bed squeaks lot. Bathroom has a broken, bizarre black towel rack. Also the wooden area around the sink is completely water damaged looks dingy. Lighting is terrible in general. "