Stayed here after having a rough night in Anzac House Hostel. This place was a welcome retreat. The room we stayed in (Room 5) was spacious, clean, nice view of the fore-court, and very good toilet/shower facility.

The owner was a very nice lady, who was very helpful, and let us inspect almost all the rooms before we chose the room. For 60 liras we had a very enjoyable and relaxing stay.

Great value for money, and one of the best nights we had in Canakkale.

My gf and I really enjoyed our stay in Efes. The bed was sooooooooooooo soft and comfortable we wished we stayed longer in Canakkale. The old woman who runs the place was nice and easy-going. She welcomed us and helped my gf replace a button on her pants. For 50 lira this place was just perfect.

Oh and don't forget to go to a restaurant called Doyum and the ice-cream vendors along the northern part of the seawalk. We travelled in Turkey for 3 weeks and had the best food there.

After checking into an unsuitable hotel around the corner we found this place in lonely planet guide. The owner of the hotel is extremely welcoming and very willing to offer advice and assistance. Rooms came with ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, TV and were very quiet and clean. We really enjoyed our stay here and the breakfast was served in a quiet garden at the rear of the hotel. We have travelled around Turkey for two weks and this has ben our favourite hotel.

This hotel was a good value base to visit the sights of Galipoli and Troy. The room was clean and spacious and the bed was very comfortable. There was plenty of hot water. Breakfast was available if required.

The lady that runs the place always welcomed you with a smile.

This is basic hotel but well priced and central to the restaurants and harbour of Canakkale.

Not fancy, but had a nice feel and it was a comfortable place for a few days.