Name: Sigacik Antik Hotel
Address: Sigacik Mahallesi 129 Sokak 38,129 Sokak, Sigacik, Sigacik, Sigacik, 35465, Turkiye
Rating: 8

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Airport transportation - pickup

Transfer

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Sun Deck

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Parking

Conference Hall

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Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport

Samos Airport

Chios Airport

Chios Port

Sigacik Antik Hotel

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The hotel is located at the side of the old castle walls. Access is either via the narrow streets of the old town or over some steps from the perimeter road. Were we told the cost would be 300 YTL for our room and this included breakfast. 
We ordered tea on arrival and were told there’d be a charge for this. Are we in Turkey, I thought. The room was fine apart from the dodgy shower fitting (though there was plenty of hot water) and exposed electrical wiring (though everything seemed to work). We had a great night's sleep ... but “breakfast” was a total disaster. We hadn't been told what time to come down and hadn't seen any signs but we thought 8:15 was reasonable on a Sunday morning. We waited in the hotel reception but there was no one around. At 8:30 I sent a message to the number on the wall ... no reply. At 8:45 I rang him. No reply ... but I could hear a phone ringing from a guest's room where loud snoring was emanating from. We called through the open window and eventually received a grunted reply. A disheveled looking man appeared (who we assume was the owner or manger), took one look at us but never spoke a word. He went to another room and soon the young receptionist appeared looking in a similar disheveled state. By this time though we'd made a brief look through the open kitchen door and decided that the hygiene standards were too poor for us to be able to stomach what ever they were going to present. When we came to pay, the rate had us suddenly gone up to 350 YTL and we were offered 300 YLT without breakfast. We wouldn’t accept this and eventually settled for 250 YTL. 

The condition and appearance of the hotel is fine but the management is very lacking. Whilst waiting for breakfast there was the detritus of the previous evening littered around on the tables. Used coffee cups, a half-eaten mandarin and used tissues. The tables in the yard were filthy and hadn’t been wiped down in ages. Not a welcoming site for guests. The appearance if the “manager” and his attitude was very unprofessional. Ok, we may have woken him up but why weren’t we told of the breakfast timings? We’d walked past him as we’d arrived the previous evening and he’d not even spoken to us then either. Also, he was talking loudly beneath our window with his friends late into the evening. 

In my opinion, there’s only one thing wrong with this hotel and that’s the management. It needs changing. If I was the owner I’d get a new manger. If I was the owner/manager I’d find something else to do. 

Not a Pleasant Experience 

This is a hotel where they take their 'no-frills' policy to extremes. There have been many small instances of non-professionalism, but one that stays with us most is that one is expected to drink Turkish tea at breakfast and nothing else (e.g. no water, no coffee). Otherwise you are charged extra. 
Mould is apparently a persistent problem in the bathrooms due to the architecture of the building, which doesn't let much air circulation.

Central location but...

We spent four very happy days at Antik Hotel, the guests of the perfect hosts Meral and Omer Ayhan, who made us feel truly at home. The location, within the walls of a small fort by a fishing port and marina, is very picturesque and convenient (everywhere in the small town is walkable; restaurants serve fresh fish, plenty of outdoor tea houses and places for a snack and a drink). Sigacik, the coastal district of Seferihisar (one of 9 "Cittaslow" in Turkey) is an ideal base to tour the region, close to Izmir and its airport, the resorts of Cesme and Alacati in the north and Ephesus, Sirince, Selcuk, Kusadasi, etc in the south.
The hotel is small and intimate, in keeping with its location; the internal garden and veranda are excellent for breakfast, home cooked meals (on demand) and just relaxing. Again, the hosts, treating us like house guests, make the real difference. For us it was a memorable stay.

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