Top Hotels Near Ayvalık Sea Border Crossing in Ayvalik from AU$52

"The stuff Pınar was perfect 👌 very kind very helpful and very positive. The bed , sheets excellent. Bathroom was very clean and fresh. The rooms were very small. The photograph of the rooms seemed much bigger so I was shocked when I saw the room. Also there was not gardrop and enough shelves "

"Large room, full amenities and most welcoming staff. Centrally located in Ayvalik so as to enjoy tours or the olden town area."

"We really enjoyed our stay - the room had beautiful views, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful & the hote location was perfect."

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. The room with partial sea view was spacious. Shower gel dispenser didn't work properly. There was loud live music coming from the restaurant nextdoor at night. Breakfast was served right by the sea. "

"The staff is friendly and polite, but the rooms are not cleaned every day. Bottled water for coffee, toilet paper and towels are brought to the bathroom upon request.Otherwise they don’t bring any of those, they don’t clean everyday. I wake up early and breakfast doesn’t ready until almost 10am. Am an early bird so I need my coffee. Otherwise, it’s a nice family environment. I might consider coming back but they need to make sure they need to be on top of things without request. "

"A nice room, a quiet location but just one block away from the main street. Super friendly hosts. Lovely sunset view from the terrace. Breakfast was the highlight. Simply çok nefis"

"Olivia 1845 was excellent. The owner was super kind. Rooms are very clean it was super top."

"A wonderful place! Excellent Turkish breakfast and close to the old town."

"The positive aspects are probably the price, location, and cleanliness. The negative aspects are the lack of evening supervision of the guesthouse, as well as the guests are different, as we had to calm down three young people who were drinking alcohol and smoking until 2 a.m. The guesthouse can be locked from the inside with a deadbolt, making it impossible to open it from the outside with a key. It is unclear who came up with this idea, but there were issues with accessing the guest house as someone had locked the door. We recommend staying there for one night, but no more."