The Eski Ev Hotel in Alacati exceeded our expectations. Beautifully decorated courtyard, tastefully decorated rooms, and a delicious homemade breakfast made by the owner. The staff was helpful and friendly, and the location was perfect, right in the heart of the old Alacati street. Truly a home away from home.

All was perfect.

Entering this venue feels like traveling back in time into a mesmerizing painting. the charming stone house, the breathtaking garden area with colorful flowers, and the stylish fountain are pleasing and offer a peaceful ambiance.

We had a small issue with the hot water in the shower, but the staff was helpful in addressing the problem immediately. Although the staff's English is not perfect, their friendly and personalized service overcome that minor aspect.

The interior was charming and cozy with beautiful handmade decorations and a small fountain in the courtyard. the breakfast was homemade and delicious, especially the fresh jams and cake. the location was perfect for exploring the lively bazaar and getting around walking from the hotel to most places.

The bed was uncomfortable with old mattresses, causing discomfort and disrupting sleep during the stay. the bathroom had a bad smell that persisted even after speaking to the staff and cleaning the room.

Located in a charming and vibrant bazaar closed to car traffic, this hotel definitely has a prime location. the six tastefully decorated rooms set around a delightful courtyard caught our attention, and the Turkish breakfast was a treat, made mostly by the caring family who owned the place. that, the hotel had delightful details such as beautiful jams, marmalade, and cake.

A few light bulbs were not working correctly in the rooms.

Located in a vibrant and busy area, this hotel is a great option for city lovers. Being only a few streets away from the main square, you can easily walk to shops, bars, and restaurants. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the breakfast was tasty and varied. Also, the rooms were clean and decorated with a minimalist style that was really charming.

There were some negative aspects that could not be ignored. The biggest issue was the bed, it was a bit too hard and uncomfortable, making the sleeping experience less than ideal. Additionally, the rooms were small and the lack of space made it difficult to move around. The walls were quite thin, so I could hear noises from neighboring rooms and the street outside. while the hotel had its positive attributes, the negatives weighed heavily on the experience.

I absolutely loved staying at this hotel! The hotel facilities were top-notch, and the courtyard was beautifully decorated with colorful flowers. Not to mention, the location in a bazaar closed to car traffic made it incredibly peaceful and quiet. The homemade breakfast, served by the friendly staff, was a definite highlight of my stay.

There was nothing I didn't like. The hotel exceeded all my expectations and I would definitely recommend staying here to anyone visiting this city.