I love the location, it's situated near the beach, 15 minutes walk, so you don't have to take bus. The atmosphere is very comfortable, the host and the guy who served breakfasts are very nice and sweet. I loved the breakfasts, super tasty!! For the price it's a great variant. The rooms were thoroughly cleaned every day.

My room was very dark and simple, no bedside table and only one source of light. No teapot in the room((

Very clean property from the entrance to the rooms. Staff was very friendly and nice and was constantly asking if we needed anything. Breakfast was a chef’s kiss with generous portions. And the location was great (800m from the beach, 150m from bus stop). Calm surroundings but safe at night. +++great playlist the morning while having breakfast

Nothing everything was beyond great

Nice hotel. Small. Looks family run but the owners are not as friendly as others we encountered during our travels through Turkey. Nice and clean though and comfortable average sized rooms. No elevator though so be prepared to lug your luggage up the stairs with no help from the hotel staff.

There was a very noisy group in the hotel. We asked the management to request them to be a little more considerate but they only said they were also guests. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Kiraz hotel is cozy hotel, belongs to nice and warmful family. Rooms are very clean, towels change everyday, bed is comfy, location is silent. I came here with my friends and we felt ourselves like we are at our own family place, somewhere far from big city rush. Furniture looks little bit aged than on pictures, but it gives hotel some his own charm and story. Hotel has huge terrace in garden where we spent time at evening. Hotel has walking location from Ilica beach (about 15-20 minutes). Breakfast is typical for Turkey and delicious. Host was so nice and helped us to find local car rent service. If I would come to Alacati again, I would like to stay here again, definitely.

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The hotel is situated in a quiet area despite being very close to the main roads. Ilıca beach is within walking distance and the Alaçatı city center can be reached by taking a minibus from the Rıza Ertan bus stop or by taking a nearby scooter or even by walking if one wants to go sightseeing. Moreover, the owners were very kind and helpful. The hotel has a very beautiful garden with flowers and a cute and small French bulldog. The traditional turkish breakfast was very nice as one can see from the photos. In addition, the hotel was very clean and I can honestly recommend this place to anyone that wants to have a great time in Alaçatı/Ilica.

It is very clean. Every day someone comes and cleans the room. The breakfast is very good. Next the bus station. The owners are nice, they even took me to the bus station with their car.

The WiFi connection doesn't work in the room.

Location was fine, 15 minutes on foot to the Ilica Beach. Although Alacati is not for visitors without a car, and people are less used to foreigners, however our hosts made us feel comfortable and they were very nice even though they spoke little English. The breakfast was wonderful, really worth it. Room and all other places were very clean.

The wifi sometimes was a bit weak at the room, and the walls (might be a Turkish thing as happened in all other hotels as well) are very thin and you can hear the neighbours talk or making noise.

Room was cozy, clean and spacious. Comfortable bed, quite place (no road or mosque around), view to the green garden. the hotel is 10 minutes from the beach, stuff is very nice and helpful.

Everything was great! Maybe just not very clean cutleries when we had a breakfast, but it happens.

The owners were so friendly and wouldn't hesitate to be as hospitable as they could. Richie the dog was a great addition! Felt like a homestay more than a hotel.

It’s clean and nicely furnished, location is good. Wifi was very good and there is parking available.

The only thing we didn’t like is the staff of the people running the hotel. I don’t think they were bad or anything like that but they were just not the most welcoming people. When we arrived we felt like we are disturbing them and not like we are the guests. It could be because we are foreigners and it seems they don’t speak English.