Kalkan Turk Evi

This is a very cozy and welcoming house. We liked everything. Special thanks for the dinner with the guests and the pleasant conversation! I really hope we’ll see each other again!

Все понравилось. Очень заботливая хозяйка и ее помощники, а также дружелюбные собаки). Чистая комната, хороший напор воды и горячая вода без перебоев, исправная сантехника. Дом в старинном стиле, деревянные очень приятные полы в комнате. Уличный шум практически неслышно. Прекрасный вид с веранды, на которой проходят завтраки и вообще можно отдыхать круглосуточно. Кроме столиков там качели и уютный диван, кресла. Там же на веранде, чайник , холодильник, мойка. Завтраки очень красиво накрывают каждому персонально на белой скатерти. Виноград свежий прямо с лозы на веранде). До городского пляжа и порта близко, минут 5-7 максимум. А с другой стороны большой супермаркет. Сердечная благодарность хозяйке за наш комфортный отдых.❤️

Не понравиться могут только крутые подъемы в Калкане)). Но для здоровья полезно.

Turk Evi is very well situated near to shopping, restaurants and the beach. Selma and her family are the perfect hosts, very kind, friendly and never intrusive. Their breakfasts are to die for! The rooms are simple, but clean and homely. She also cooked for a group of guests which was also lovely.

My only complaint was the sound of the disco late at night. My advice would be to shut the windows and go to bed late, however, my stay there was so lovely. I would definitely recommend highly.

The view from the terrace is charming and unique. The size of the room is appropriate.

The facilities are incomplete. There are too few shelves, no refrigerator, no full-length mirror, no hot water from the faucet for hand washing, the shower room is too small and the dry and wet areas are not separated. After taking a bath, water is all over the floor The carpet in the room is dirty. The double bed is too small. The lobby is stuffy and hot without air conditioning. The landlord's words were ambiguous. I finished packing my luggage and was about to check out when I just heard the landlord tell the new guest who was going to stay in our room that there were still Chinese people in the room. I don't understand why she deliberately emphasized being Chinese. Would it be that if it were any other guest, she would also clearly stress nationality? Wouldn't it be more appropriate to replace the ‘Chinese’ with ‘guests’ here? On the contrary, the new guest was very friendly and greeted us in Chinese on purpose.