little paradise of peace!
As soon as you enter you'll be received with great friendliness and hospitality.
The staff will be ready to help you with any kind of question.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Tas Otel. It is a charming small hotel that really looks after it's guests. We were given free afternoon tea each day and were also given free tea and cake on the day we were departing. We were also dropped to the bus stop by the hotel management. Overall a very impressive place to stay in Alacate.

One of the best boutique hotels we've ever stayed in. The staff always has a welcoming and sincere smile, and ready to help. The rooms are spacious and clean; accommodations bordering luxurious for a summer style B&B. Breakfast with the homemade jams (prepared under the sun) is out of this world. The backyard is heaven on earth.

The tas Otel is in alacati where stone homes have been beautifully converted to small hotels and restaurants. The owners of the Tas Otel were very warm and hospitable. They spoke English very well and helped us with all our needs. The breakfast was very good with wonderful bread and homemade jams, fresh orange juice. The location was excellent at the end of the main street since it was quiet at night. There is a great Italian restaurant just across and a convenience store a few feet away. The rooms in general are small and the beds and linen not as plush as in a major hotel. The air conditioning worked but could be better. That said one has to remember that you go to alacati for the beauty and ambience and lively restaurant scene not for a chain hotel. You can get to the beaches by taxi that are easy to get but a car is probably best. Aya yorgi beach was fun with great beach clubs. Alacati is mainly frequented by Turkish tourists. There were very few tourists from other countries which we liked but others need to be aware. Bring nice clothes to wear as the women are all beautiful and well dressed