Hotels in Candarli

"Or visit to Dikili staying at the Dikelya was very good. Staff friendly and helpful. The outlook over the water is hard to beat! There was a lovely shaded garden where we could meet our friends. Wifi not very strong, and didn’t reach our room at all. Some sections of the hotel were not finished, which left it looking cluttered and dirty. Nonetheless, it was still A lovely place to stay. "

"Clean room, beautiful view, friendly staff, flexible check-in, good breakfast Convinient location across the road from the archeological museum."

"We arrived to a lot of work being done , lotsof rubbish outside . Stairwell blocked with old cupboard and plaster all over the floor and dust and dirt everywhere. Our bedroomfloor was dirty and bathroom was a mess. Mirrors all splashed and water mars on . Curtains dropping down, mosquito nets broken. Towel rail and toilet roll holders all broken. Our too. Was only cleaned once. I asked why but no reply . Wont be going back again ."

"My hosts were amazing, most comfortable and pleasant stay. It felt like coming home. Beautiful place Dwight on the beach front. Safe and secluded courtyard behind the stone walls. "

"Excellent reception and breakfast. Good location and close to town. Friendly owners and very accommodating "

"Very good Hotel , the best in Aliaga region , very confortable , i like the Starbucks inside the hotel "

"The location is excellent. The room is small with a very small bathroom and a strong smell of smoke. The towels are worn out and old but are clean. Because I visited it in Jan., no other customers checked in the hotel that day by my observation. Some family members are seat at first floor area when I walked in later afternoon that day, and made me thought I got wrong place. Considering the price, it is acceptable. But, I may not recommend it to my friends. "

"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! "

"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. "