Bilgah Trip

Good location and breakfast

Walking distance to all amenities, this hotel is conveniently located at the center of the city. Staff is amazing, helpful whenever I needed direction. Highly recommended

Except for the view and location nothing is worth the price, single beds are joined to make king beds on uncomfortable mattresses and pillows, soundproofing is a misleading point because you can clearly hear all conversations from the surrounding rooms. Breakfast is good, staff is respectful and welcoming. Everything else you might as well pay a $100 more for a better stay elsewhere. Location was great if you want to see the white city, grab food or walk to the sea.

This hotel, the Deniz Inn Boutique Hotel, like other boutique hotels in the old town, is a converted family home. These types of hotels typically have few rooms, and while the rooms are well-equipped, the breakfast is subpar. Although it advertises a buffet, it's practically impossible to offer one if there are only one or two rooms occupied. My breakfast consisted of a tomato, a cucumber, a few slices of sausage, and a plate of scrambled eggs with tomatoes. It was a very simple breakfast. The hotel owner tried hard to serve guests, but the other staff could only provide the most basic service, limited by their limited English.