A standard mini-hotel for this area. Elevator. Veranda overlooking the Marmara Sea. You can warm up a meal in the evening, drink tea, admire the neighboring roofs, cormorants and the night illumination of ships in the raid. The rooms are small, and there is practically no storage space. There is a shower, safe, refrigerator, air conditioning, telephone. Finishing with a claim to a good hotel, pass-through switches, telephone in the toilet, marble tiles. Towels are cleaned and changed every day. The location is good, in a quiet alley. There is a table with an ashtray at the entrance and an authentic view through a narrow street to the sea. Sitting there in the morning, I remembered "damn it, Mikhail Svetlov, tsigel-tsigel ai-liu-liu"

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Алексей П.

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We lived here just before the start of our war, and we managed to get there just in those days. Inexpensive, but at the same time a historical center, chosen precisely because of the location. You can walk a lot, and catch up to various attractions. In general, the hotel is ideal in terms of price-quality ratio, without unnecessary show-offs and ostentatious grooming. There are disadvantages, as in any inexpensive hotel, but the advantages more than cover them. I really liked the helpful, friendly staff and the manager, a bald, red-bearded guy. They were sympathetic to the fact that we returned to them after departure, since our flight was canceled, and they settled us again without any problems. In general, it is an inexpensive but quite acceptable quality hotel with an ideal location in the historical center. Maybe it's a little different there now, after all, it's been a long time, but the memories are good.

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Ангелина Fox

Level 8 Local Expert

We had dinner in the cafe of this hotel more than once. I would like to point out that there are top-level Russian-speaking staff. A nice guy, the waiter, told me everything in detail and recommended a taste. And indeed, all the dishes turned out to be delicious. And how salty the chechil was for a compliment- mmmm. Have you had some emotional evenings?) Get gratitude from Russia

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