Villa Konak Hotel

The outdoor courtyard was alright, but the interior amenities were basic. The room required climbing stairs, and the hotel staff said they had back problems and told us to carry it ourselves. So, the two of us had to carry one suitcase up and down the stairs.

The hotel is an old wooden building with spacious and comfortable rooms. Sitting in the courtyard is a very pleasant experience! The seafood restaurant recommended by the owner is very unique and the food is delicious.

This old villa, steeped in history and stories, is exceptionally clean! It's also very close to the Aegean Sea, just a 10-minute walk away. The swimming pool is charmingly small, and the breakfast is exquisite and unique—a truly unforgettable experience.

The room was nicely decorated, and the location was excellent. The courtyard had a lovely feel. The only inconvenience was that it was extremely difficult to find using navigation, as it's located in a city alleyway halfway up a hill, making parking very difficult for drivers.

The room price is not expensive, the interior of the room is okay, it has its own balcony, the scenery is good, and the air is good. However, the garden facilities were not maintained, resulting in unknown yellow liquid sticking to the clothes when sitting on the chairs. The experience was not very good, but everything else was okay.

The room is clean and tidy, and the overall environment is beautiful and comfortable. The location is on a slope, not far below are delicious family restaurants and convenience stores, and further down is the seaside business district. The service staff are warm and friendly. The disadvantage is that the facilities are slightly old and the indoor air conditioning power is insufficient. It needs to be turned on for a long time to effectively lower the room temperature. The bathroom pipes are aging and leaking.

Convenient and hygienic, that's good.