Ninova has the charm of the old world and the comfort of home. My room was simple but very clean. If you want a fast-paced impersonal service this is not the place to stay. Brothers Ali and Seb run the place at a leisurely manner which allows you to enjoy the richness of the Ottoman features of the house as you relax after a day of outing. The lounge area could use some improvement along with a new PC. But if you have your own notebook WiFi connection is reliable.

My bedroom overlooked the lovely garden where breakfast was served. The room smelled of roses and oranges. Although the house was more than a century old sound proofing within the house was very good. The only downside was the howling of the dogs at night. Antalya seemed to have numeroud dogs and cats that make sleeping a little challenging on the first night. But I tuned it out on the following nights.

I would go back to Ninova anytime- excellent value for the price paid.

What a wonderful little place run by a lovely man. The rooms are all different and generally small. The hotel is on what seems like an alley, but all the streets in the old part of the city are like this.

This hotel was part of a Rick Steves tour, and was a real charmer. I believe the hotel used to be the home of a wealthy Ottoman family. The courtyard was lovely.

The place is is easy walking distance to lots of nice restaurants including some on the water.