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"Clean room amazing view spa "

"The staff at The Abies were very welcoming and friendly. Communication via messaging was great with quick replies and all quieries were answered. The place is quite exceptional and somewhat quirky with its decor. You couldn't fault the cleanliness of the place -it was very clean. The location was good with restuarants and shops nearby. Some of the area around the hotel is not up to standard with lots of rubbish in places but the cleanliness of The Abies made up for it. We liked it here that we added on an extra 2 nights. We can't comment on the breakfast because we never had it here. The property supplies plenty of towels and bottled water with tea and coffee. There is an electric jug, cups and glasses in the room.There was also a packet of biscuits in our room which were very welcome. I definitely recommend this property. "

"An excellent hotel located in a prime handy position to everything you need, shops, the ferry terminal, the marina esplanade, food and drinking establishments. The rooms are modern, deliver on a high level, breakfasts have a good selection, the staff are genuinely very good. "

"Very simple basic no frills accomodation. Located a 15 min walk to the port. A little supermarket across the street. Plenty of street parking. "

"This hotel has an old world feel about it….the sitting room has a feel of a country estate. The breakfast room located in the garden is a great place to enjoy a typical Turkish breakfast. The room is small but very comfortable."

"Lovely hotel, with friendly, helpful staff, very good breakfast, modern elevator, and handy plugins for charging phone. The location made getting around very easy. It's also a short walk from the city bus that goes to and from the bus station. "

"Attentive and helpful staff. Spotless rooms and bathrooms. Quiet street, but still very close to bus, food, and about 400m walk to ferry. "

"Really enjoyable stay at an excellent hotel "

"5 min walk toferry. "