If travelling down the west coast of Turkey, try to stay a night or two in the little fishing village of Assos. We spent two nights here ,having travelled from Istanbul via Gallipoli, and although it is a winding road into the the village it is well worthwhile, and a great place to relax for a day or two. There... More

Spent one night at this hotel whilst on a self-drive tour of Turkey. It is a lovely old building with stunning views over the harbour. We got a little confused and ended up at an hotel with the same name at a beach a few kilometers away. We were soon pointed in the right direction! Our room was on the... More

We arrived by car and were exhausted from the experience of traveling the last few kilometers down the mountain to this idyllic, ancient village. The next day we asked the hotel manager to take us back up the mountain which he gladly did, having to walk back to the village on foot. This gesture is indicative of the kind of... More

Whilst not overly luxurious, (the rooms were small but also neat and clean but no air con or fridge), this hotel has great character overlooking the superb little harbour of Assos. We stayed on the second story where there are three rooms with a large shared balcony. Evening meal and breakfast were served on a small floating pontoon/eating area in... More

I wanted to write a review of this hotel as that it was not previously mentioned along with the other listed hotels. My family of 5 stayed at the YildizSaray Hotel in Assos last week and certainly loved this small hotel located close to the harbour ( Iskele) area. All hotels or guest houses in this area are quaint refurbished... More