Incirliev

A quiet, cozy, very homey hotel in a historic city, in an old Greek house. Very pleasant and caring hosts. Very tasty breakfasts, everything is clean, well-maintained, and very quiet. In the morning, at dawn, olive trees are visible. There is a big fig tree in the yard, beautiful, green. We didn't want to leave here, those were magnificent three days while we lived here

Incirliev is one of the most beautiful places I have ever stayed in. We never wanted to leave. Mrs. Sabahat is one of the warmest hosts, and everyone who runs the place looks after you with a compassion that far exceeds what you expect when you travel anywhere. With a homemade breakfast spread to die for, and the smell of fresh jasmine wafting through your room, Incirliev truly is one of the most remarkable, well kept, lovingly run places I have had the good fortune to stay in. It's located minutes away from the main avenue, and the bus stop/car rental spots are mere minutes away, should you want to make a day trip to the beach. For practically everything else, the ever attentive Incirliev staff will have your back. I hope I get to keep coming back, and meet Mrs. Sabahat, Elif, and and their incredible team. Sending them all warmest hugs from Delhi.

We loved Incirliev, a small Boutique hotel. I want to mention the owner, Mrs. Sabahat, specifically here. They had this initiative with their husband years ago, from the first boutique hotels that opened in Alaçatı. It’s named after a 150-year-old fig tree in its garden. Once in our room, a smell of naphthaline reminds of the old, everything immaculately clean room is quite spacious for 2 people, and the bathroom too. Breakfast is as varied and quality as it should be. The beautiful jam made by Mrs. Sabahat and her wife were amazing. We love hotels with livelihoods, stories, and we loved leaving here.