Bacchus Pension

The boss is very enthusiastic and always helps to solve problems. There is a small swimming pool. It is in the old town. It is very quiet. It is close to bars and delicious food at night. It is not far from the port. The first pitfall is changing money. A 20% handling fee is charged. We did not realize that the handling fee was too high. We rushed to change money. Later, I felt very happy to stay. The second pitfall was that when I left the store, the storekeeper charged 600 lira for laundry. It was even because I did not hear clearly that the fee increased from 500 lira to 600 lira in an instant. By the way, after looking at the pictures, I suddenly realized that the house was not right. The picture is this, but after I went there, the boss said that this one was not cleaned out and gave me a house in the basement. It takes 20 minutes to get this house. I was too tired, so I did not wait. I feel that it is all pitfalls after writing it down.

The breakfast overlooking the Mediterranean Sea is the best. The room was clean, a perfect 70 points. Outside the window was the house next door where archaeological excavation was taking place. It seemed like archaeological excavations were being made in the area around the hotel. The owner, a Muslim woman and one other person seemed to be running the place, and it seemed like they were overwhelmed in some areas. It's a laid-back, family-run inn, and rather than thinking of the guests as those receiving service, it's a laid-back, family-run inn. Or, if you think of it as staying in someone else's house or villa, you can receive the service comfortably. The Wifi happened to be a bit bad, which was a bit of a problem. The next morning, a Turkish Telecom car came and fixed it, and the owner came to tell us it was fixed, but it was just time to check out, so we both laughed and said, "It's too late now, isn't it?" It's very convenient because you can walk around the old town at any time you like.