Great location for the old town and seafront - but poor location in respect of the noise (it was very noisy until the early hours). Great staff, really friendly and chatty. Lovely character in the hotel and room. Nice little balcony with sea view and sun in the afternoon evening. Fresh and tasty breakfast. Some issues due to location but it was still a nice olace to stay and good to be able to wander the town day or evening.

The room was noisy on a night. There are bars a few doors down. That noise was less intrusive than the bins in the small square being emptied at 3 am though. The AC unfortunately fails to cool the room effectively and is also noisy. Extremely light curtains.

This charming boutique hotel is truly a gem. The furniture and decor are elegant, reflecting thoughtful attention to detail. The husband-and-wife owners are passionate about their business and provide exceptional service, complemented by the helpful and polite night clerk. The daytime clerk was equally outstanding, offering invaluable information that enhanced our stay. Breakfast was a highlight, featuring a delicious assortment of local produce. Convenient parking is available nearby. While the windows face a bustling street, the cheerful nighttime ambiance surprisingly doesn’t disrupt a good night’s sleep. The staff went above and beyond by recommending and arranging a fantastic tour for us. Overall, a delightful experience!

Beautiful hotel that was everything we needed and more. The hotel staff were so friendly and accommodating- it was like staying with family. The breakfast was delicious and very vegetarian-friendly. The rooms are nicely decorated and the bathrooms are very pleasant. The hotel is in the heart of the city. The hotel owners obviously care about their guests and I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

As some other reviewers have noted, something to consider may be that the seafront can get a little noisy at night. However, this is typical for a hotel in such a central location and it would not stop me staying here again.

A very nice historical small hotel in the heart of Cannakale (the city's oldest hotel in fact). Very convenient location near the ferry, shops and museums. Cozy rooms and nice breakfast. The staff has been the great highlight of my stay, with a very helpful owner and night receptionist. They did everything to cater my needs, helped me rent a car and provided great conversation.

Sound from nearby discos is a bit annoying especially on Friday/Saturday. But they did close at 2am.

THE most amazing staff and service we have ever experienced anywhere. Nothing was too much trouble. Friendly kind helpful and just wonderful people. The location is perfect in the centre of town and close to the port.

A little noisy on a weekend night but that’s what you get for a great central location. Air conditioning not very powerful .

If you want to spend 1-2 days in the city, this hotel is the best choice. Ideal location - city center, close to the pier, fortress and embankment. There is convenient parking nearby. The hotel itself is charming in its design and personal approach to guests. The breakfasts are impeccable. The windows overlook a busy street, but for some reason the cheerful night noise from the street does not particularly interfere with a good night's sleep. Mr & Mrs Beer

Such a lovely boutique hotel in the heart of Cannakale. Our delightful room had a little balcony and a great view overlooked the water. Breakfast was a highlight with the hosts being exceptional. We stayed here to attend the Anzac service which was very easy to get to via ferry and bus. We would highly recommend a stay at this lovely hotel.

The breakfast was a collection of local produce. All extremely good and fresh. Overall, this is a small hotel, extremely well restored and well run by friendly owners and staff. They recommended us a fantastic restaurant nearby. We loved this place and we would come again if we visit the region in the future.

Nothing specifically, all was very good. The hotel is right in the center of the town and there might be some traffic, but if you have a car there's a parking lot just in front.

Apparently the oldest hotel in Canakkale. Quaint and comfortable room. Only across a carpark to the waterfront and surrounded by eateries etc. Fantastic staff. The breakfast was sumptuous and full of great flavours, with home grown vegies. Definitely recommended.

Nothing major, a couple of things a little tired but nothing that really matters. Probably the only negative at night was a penchant for boy racers with ridiculously loud car stereos to cruise by but we were there Thurs and Fri nights so it would be quieter on other nights.

Fabulous location right in the middle of the bustling town of Canakkale, with views over the Dardanelles to Gallipoli. I had a lovely room with a comfortable bed, and a balcony overlooking the street and the ships passing by. the perfect place for me to write and watch the world pass by, in every sense, from vibrant street life to freighters carrying global trade. Wonderful owner and staff went above and beyond, even calling me a taxi at 4:30am so I could catch the one daily flight to Ankara.

You should understand that Canakkale is a bustling, lively, young town, with many students due to the local university and lots of fun places to eat and hang out. Anyone wanting a sleepy seaside town will be disappointed.