Starting from the welcoming, the gardens that extends as far as the sea and the beach of Aya Nikola, makes people that they're in a dream that will last till you stay. I really missed my very well decorated and inspiring and definitely clean room that you can also view the sea and the stars while you're in your bed.... More

aya nikola, although it looks nice, lovely and welcoming from outside, is the worst possible place to do a wedding reception, or even to stay for a night. the hotel has the worst owner possible, who is not only lying about every possible thing but also is rude and not caring. She doesn't even dare to say welcome, she acts... More

I stayed in Aya Nikola with a group on a "half-board" arrangement. My first impression was very positive - "this is a place with style" - however, we soon discovered the opposite was true: the rooms were never cleaned, the lunch served was nice but the quantity was minute and would not feed half the number of people, the owner... More

I liked a lot the experience. The room with the fireplace is just great, very romantic. Just one advice: don't expect everything to be last generation, dont search for internet in the rooms, dont search for sophisticated stuff. Go there for an isolated weekend with your couple apart from everywhere, in a warm, cute, personal environment, in a room with... More

Everywhere and everything is dirty, the furnitures are very old and dusty, there are flies in the room, the rooms are very small, the bathroom is very very small. the windows are dirty. Although the bedclothes were clean, there were stains on it. In the garden and restaurant, there were hundreds of black flies. the hotel management is unqualified and... More

This hotel is not worth $200 a night. It’s not a luxury boutique hotel as it claims. The furniture in the rooms is old and dusty, the bed is very uncomfortable, the food is mediocre, and the hotel locates just next to a big construction zone and smelly horse barns. In addition here’s what happened when we stayed there for... More

The pension is very nicely located in the middle of the island by the sea. All rooms are facing the seaside and are almost artistically designed with a different colour each. We could choose which atmosphere we liked best. There is a small living area and the canopy beds are situated above the Hamam-style bathrooms. Once you step out the... More

I've lived in istanbul for the past 7 years. I fell in love with the "islands' from the first time I visited. As a traditional summer getaway for Istanbul residents, each of the islands has a unique feel and character. None of the island allow cars -- so transport is limited to horse drawn carriages and bicycles (easily rented) and... More