The Greek guest of our hotel view, Lesvos, is the third largest island in Greece after Crete and Rhodes. The island, whose capital is Mytilene, is also the birthplace of Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha. It is closer to Turkey’s Ayvalık and Burhaniye districts than to the Greek mainland. Guests

The pond formed by Sütüven Waterfall, which takes its name from the sad story of the love of Hasan, a young man from the plains, and his daughter Emine from the tribes, is located in the green bosom of the Kaz Mountains. Our hotel is 35 km away from the pond, which brings its visitors together with

When you proceed along the Mıhlı Stream, which finds its way through a tunnel covered by the green branches of trees on the Altınoluk-Çanakkale highway, the Başdeğirmen area, which is reached after approximately 5 km, is a famous recreation area. An arched bridge accompanies the Greek mill, whose

Antandros Ancient City is an important Troas city famous for its archaeological findings such as the Hillside House, Necropolis, City Wall and Roman House. Hillside House, located on a slope overlooking the sea, attracts attention especially with its floor mosaics and frescoes; It fascinates its

Zeus, the god of gods, watched the Trojan War from his altar on Gargadan Hill and fell in love with Hera there. The altar where love was experienced and war was observed continues to watch over Edremit Bay with all its mystery today. The view seen from the altar, which can be reached via a path

Adatepe has been inhabited since ancient times until today. Adatepe Village was declared a protected area and its houses, which bear traces of the life of cultures that have existed for centuries, have been taken under protection. Another place worth seeing is the Olive Oil Museum in Adatepe

B.C. It is the city of the Temple of Athena, with its magnificent view, which was built in the 6th century on an extinct volcanic hill 236 meters above the sea, taking its name from Athena, the protector goddess of the city of Assos, the daughter of Zeus and one of the 12 Olympian gods. Thanks to