Pet friendly Hotels in Canakkale Province, Türkiye

I chose the hotel due to its proximity to the Minibus Stop (Troy Dolmus) to archaeological site of Troy. The walking distance to the beachfront (central) is about approx 500-600m away from the hotel. The room is rather too small for comfort, less than the 11sq m that I normally get in hotels in Japan. The choices of food selection provided in complimentary breakfast are also limited.

A good pool with water slides for children, well-kept area around the hotel, optimal room size. Rooms with balconies. About a kilometer from the beach, but due to this there is no fuss of the first line. Enough space to park a car. Sandy beach. A few kilometers to the ferry to Boscaada. For 4 days, the room was never cleaned. Modest choice for breakfast, Turkish cuisine. Unstable Internet in the room on the 2nd floor. Overall, a good hotel away from traditional Mediterranean resorts.

Excellent

Structure in excellent location and very friendly and available staff. The room is very spacious, but the bathroom is quite essential: a small washing room, lack of room for clothes and personal effects, just a dressing dress or a small box. The electrical grips and the light switch are far from the bed and a tape is missing in the bathroom, so you risk wetting the floor of the room. Given the excellent price-quality ratio, it is a more than valid solution for one night; for longer stays it may be unpractical.

1 hotel is next to the gas station, there is a big supermarket nearby, very convenient, 2 rooms are basically suites, there are three beds, suitable for children, 3 breakfast is very rich, see Chinese egg cakes, 4 parking is convenient,

The hotel is located high up, and the views from there are stunning. Our cabin was beautiful and cozy, with new furniture and all the necessary appliances; I made myself delicious coffee in the morning. We slept like logs in absolute silence. The beds were comfortable, and the linens and toiletries were all perfect 👌. Breakfast wasn't included, but we were fed delicious treats at a cafe in the village, which lasted until lunch. The staff was very hospitable; my son injured his leg, and they advised us on what to do and where to get medical help 😊.