This is a nicely appointed large hotel and spa located on the outskirts of Çanukkale. We were…read moregiven a room with a nice view of the Dardanelles Strait. This hotel backs against a wonderful pedestrian waterfront walk. The buffet meals were very good. We couldn't get our pass key to open the rear gate leading to the waterfront walk, so we had to walk the perimeter of the hotel instead (as the desk staff appeared to be inordinately busy).

A great seaside refuge for weary travelers while exploring around Turkey front and center on the…read moreDardanelles strait certainly a sight to see a great seaside walking path Busseles with activity day and night lined with some great restaurants and excellent views the pool is large and refreshing with plenty of seating there is also an indoor pool if you are traveling during the winter months plenty of things to do in the hotel from shopping a gym barbershop and stylists massage even a Turkish bath on site three restaurants on site with plenty of options for any visitor Marve works for Fedora the restaurant upstairs with the best view of the canakkale sunsets speaks very good English and is willing to help any traveler in need the ancient city of Troy is a few miles away and ready for exploration the rooms are nice and the bar has the best people you could meet working hard day and night if the chance arises you can't go wrong with the Kolin hotel

Nice small hotel in the heart of the island. Clean rooms, delicious breakfast, a bit windy though…read more One of the good choices to stay in Bozcaada.

A cute little boutique hotel that has approximately 15 rooms. The staff is super friendly and some…read moreof them are able to speak English. There is free wifi only at the restaurant area where dinner and breakfast is also included with your stay. The food is home style Authentic Turkish food. They serve generous portions for breakfast and dinner. Dinner includes two-three cold appetizers, entree and tea. They also provide bottled water. You can also order snacks such as fresh sliced tomatoes and French fries during the day while your are enjoying their pier area. The pier area has approximately 15 lounge chairs and is partly covered to protect you from the sun. While walking down the stairs into the Aegean Sea, be careful as it could be slippery. Your view from the hotel and pier is of a Greek island and is spectacular. The sea is full of sea urchins, hermit crabs and fish. My boyfriend says he even saw a shark while snorkeling. We came prepared with snorkeling gear, water shoes, and a floatations device as the hotel did not have these available. The hotel itself was recently renovated to add a third floor. The rooms can be dark at night but the sliding patio doors to the balcony brings lots of sunshine during the day. The room has an air conditioner, tv, and mini fridge. The room also had a queen size bed and twin bed. The shower is a bit cold so it's better to take a shower before the sunsets and while the room is warm. For the price of the hotel, it's worth to stay here for beautiful views, eating authentic Turkish meals and swimming in the sea!

Very remote area and away from city. Only two restaurants nearby for dining. I would not choose…read morethis area. However, my travel agency chose this place. Room has good wide area. The twin bed is good for a night. However, the pillows are too high for my neck. Hot water is available. It is about 3.5 stars hotel. It has some good view. Breakfast was included in my travel package. Elevator is kind of small. Only for four.

The Parion Hotel was our hotel in Canakkale, Türkiye. Again, we only saw it in the evening after a…read morelong day of travel. So we spent little time at the hotel and room itself. We had dinner and breakfast then checked out to leave. The food was okay and not as varied as I would have liked. We did walk around the block before the rain set in. The room was clean and comfortable. The bathroom had a nice shower and large sink. The staff were nice. It was not the best or the worst hotel on the trip but sort of midrange. Not exactly 5-star.

The hotel is a tricky one. It's not exactly the closest to the town centre but certainly not far,…read moreabout 20 min walk or a quick 10 min ride. It's very nicely equipped and with lots of things provided which is great. Breakfast was nice and the food in general is decent. However the neighbourhood seemed a little rough and every building around is at the moment a construction site. That said it does give you a "Turkish 5 star" experience!

The setting is gorgeous, the views of the Aegean are spectacular. Going for a post-breakfast dip in…read morethe sea was really wonderful. The meals we had here were top-notch; we especially enjoyed the multi-course dinner. The campus has a library with lovely, cozy seating where you could imagine spending all day. But-- when we arrived, we found out they had given away our room. We had specifically asked and paid for adjoining rooms exactly five months prior, but when we arrived there was not one to be found. The front desk manager didn't speak much English, and when he called his boss to figure out a solution, he told him (in Turkish) that he had given away our room, not knowing we could understand. It was a really dishonest and disappointing start to our stay, and though in the end we got a small discount on the rooms, we had to fight really hard. All the front desk manager had to say about it was, "Problem." This would be a nice place to spend several nights in a row. As it was, we were only stopping over for a night on our road trip through Turkey, so as much as we ended up liking the place, we didn't get to enjoy all it had to offer, to the fullest. A great destination for a romantic getaway!

A very quiet and romantic hotel. Very secluded. This is place for getting away from it all and…read moreunplug. We enjoyed a lovely dinner and breakfast here. Dinner was included with our room which was a good thing because there isn't much else around. It was delicious too! They had some nice menu selections including fish. We really enjoyed both our dinner and breakfast. looking out on to it. Only problem was with check-in. They got our reservation mixed up and we had to negotiate to come to a compromise. The pool is nice but the sea even better. It was like glass, seemed like it went on forever. Would enjoy returning and spending more than one night. If you are traveling the coast of Turkey and want a couple of nights to unwind and relax this is the place!

Couldn't ask for a better location for a vacationer. Great local vibe - lively with lots of young…read morepeople. Hotel is positioned on the Adriatic but not a good spot to get in the water there. The waterfront area had lots of locals around doing fun stuff - school dance program, little art show and hand made craft booths. I picked up a pair of lovely earrings from one of the booths for $3 Lira! The shopping is great with lots to see and great waterfront restaurants/bars.

Ok, so we have stayed in Motel 6, The Four Seasons and many grades in between…read more My two complaints have ALWAYS been: ridiculously poor water pressure and cheap toilet paper. This is the second Hotel on our trip to Turkey where neither are a problem! So pleasantly surprised.

Delicious. We walked around cannakale, tired of kebap and same ole same old. We just wanted pasta,…read moreand found that plus excellent service and coffee here too. And so reasonably priced! My pasta was only ten lira, my boyfriend had chicken tagliatelle for only 12. Definitely check this out!

Best p/r ratio, quite clean rooms, fresh and wide enough, only a few meters far away to coastal…read moreside, caffes&bars and c.centre, very nice breakfast included 90 tl per day.