Locuri de cazare Çanakkale

People who have visited Bozcaada before know the flowers blooming at every step, the sounds of music coming from the upper floors of bay-window houses narrowly standing in line throughout the charming back-streets, children playing marbles on steep cobbled back-streets even today, house doors being always half open and mornings sunny with warm greetings. We only contributed with our heartiness, love and praises to life’s beauty to this colorful, lively and untouched structure. Whenever you decide to get to go away from daily city life for a while and get some fresh breath and want to be born again inhaling the smell of rosemary, thymes and geraniums, and to set sail to pleasant chats and who knows, maybe to new loves, then come to Eflatun, and be our guest in this paradise garden. We have opened a guesthouse on an island well-known for its colorful sea and golden sands, unique bays, vineyards, wines and historical structure, Bozcaada. Our guesthouse has got its name from the color of the Algerian violets, marsh-mellows and geraniums of Chois which decorate the narrow back-streets of Tenedos, a well reputed other name of our island, for the whole year. It adds a Eflatun (lavender) inspired look to the island’s rich history going back to the year 3000 B.C. and also to the cultural structure which became subject to Herodot’s and Aristo’s works. Wireless internet access will be a novelty this season at Eflatun. Frankly television will never be an option in our rooms as long as we the owners don’t change because we make you our call to live the island with us not to shut yourselves in your rooms. Internet in the other hand is a medium for us to communicate with you as we do now and is a channel to pass our emotions about the island on. So we don’t hesitate to use the internet and let you use. Air condition is also used in the rooms of Eflatun starting from last year. Unfortunately the earth’s climate has changed a lot since we first came to the

Our 4 Star Hotel is situated within a pine forest, looking across the Dardanelles. Tusan is a family run hotel with its private beach. Discover a wonderful fun-filled world of easy living and lazy loafing under an everblue sea. Rest under the warm Aegean sun with every convenience at your fingertips for resort living in a holiday mood. Pine trees surround you and warm gentle breezes refresh you. This paradise is Tusan Hotel. It is only 14 km. away from Çanakkale on the highway to Izmir, near the ruins of the ancient civilization the Helen of Troy.

Ongen Country Hotel offers free Wi-Fi, home-produced meals, and views of the Ida Mountain and the Agean Sea. The Kucukkuyu waterfront is nearby. This country hotel provides well-furnished rooms, suites, and villa accommodation. All living units are decorated in the region’s country style. Ongen Country‘s restaurant serves meals prepared by fresh organic produce grown in privately owned farms. The restaurant also serves wines produced by the hotel’s vineyards. Guests can relax on wide sun decks surrounded by the hotel’s gardens, enjoy the game room, or swim in the outdoor pool. Hotel Rooms:

Crowded House is a family-run guest house situated in Eceabat, the closest town to the Gallipoli Battlefields & ANZAC Cove. With 24 double rooms - all with private bathroom and shower, three 6 bed dormitories and air-conditioning available, Crowded House caters for every type of traveller's needs Being centrally located, Hotel Crowded House guests can enjoy the views over the Dardanelles. All guests receive complimentary open buffet breakfast. During a stay in Eceabat, guests can visit the Gallipoli Battlefields, Cape Helles, ANZAC Cove, snorkel over a WW1 wreck, swim at white sandy beaches and experience true Turkish hospitality. At Crowded House, experienced staff offer a wealth of information covering all of Turkey, helping guests organise all their travel needs. Internet access is available. Rates & Reservation Check In Check Out Number of Adults Situated opposite to the Eceabat ferry terminal, Crowded House is easily located. On arrival from Istanbul, buses stop near the ferry terminal from where Crowded House is a short walk away. If arriving from Anadolu, the Çanakkale-Eceabat ferry is a 25 minute journey across the Dardanelles. Flights operate 3 times a week between Istanbul (Atatürk) and Çanakkale airports. Located accross from the ferry terminus at Eceabat, Crowded House is in very easy reach. Upon arrival from Istanbul, intercity coaches stop at the ferry terminal before driving into the ferry-boat, and Crowded House is only fifty paces away. For travellers arriving in Canakkale from southern & eastern cities of Turkey, will embark on the ferry-boat to Eceabat for a 25 minute journey across the Dardanelles. Flights are available between Istanbul (Atatürk) and Çanakkale airports. Please consult us about this in prior as flight schedules do vary depending on high & low seasons.

Iliada Hotel straddles the border between a comfortable 4-star hotel of the conventional sort and the more personal style that we favour in this guide. It stands in the midst of a forest wilderness in the upper reaches of Mt Ida, miles away from the nearest village. In summer it offers a well-kept lawn, a large swimming pool, and an endless variety of trekking trails. In addition, it is a favourite gathering spot for off-road driving enthusiasts from the big city. For winter there are plenty of cosy halls with fireplaces and upholstered dens full of hunting trophies. The hills abound in wild boar and fox. The nights are frightfully silent, and very fresh. The management are also owners of Nature Tours, a travel agency specialising in hunt and outdoor sports. The Bandırma fast ferry reduces arrival time from Istanbul to just over 4 hours, perfect for a weekends

Manici Kasri is a small country style hotel built of stone and timber in the village of Yesilyurt which lies at the foot of Mount Ida on the west coast of Turkey. The hotel has 3 suites and 7 double rooms all decorated in different styles. Each room has a functional fireplace. The restaurant is a gourmet's heaven. The chef uses only local produce including eggs, cheese, olives and honey. There are two cafés within the hotel where one can sit quietly with a book or newspaper and enjoy the views of the pine forest and hills which surround. Either enjoy your coffee in the outside café on the terrace of Manici Kasri where you probably like to sit for hours soaking up the unspoiled natural beauty of the village, or visit Manici Beach Club, our private