Not easy to find; a map would help as would making the hotel's sign more visible.
This is clearly a low-cost hotel, and it comes with most of the usual negatives. The staff try to be friendly and helpful but are weak on followup. (More on this later.)
The building is a walkup, no elevator. The stairs are a death-trap: steep, spiral, too narrow for half their width, and almost-functional railings on one side only.
The rooms are tiny, mine a double with almost no storage space. There was a cabinet with room for the extra blanket, a couple of hangers, and a small shelf that would hold a few day's underwear.
The cabinet, however, had a strong tendency to tip over onto the bed. I had to catch it several times.
The bathroom was another death-trap: floor and shower were both slippery as ice, and nothing to hold onto. The room service was awful: bed not made when I moved in, then no room service at all except forone of five day. The complimentary breakfast was unremarkable.
The last straw: I had asked the desk clerk about going to Izmir, by ferry and train on the day I checked out. He promised to make all the arrangements and confirmed when I checked with him later.
I woke in the middle of the last night, realizing that the ferry leaves at 7 AM and I needed to get to the ferry terminal. I dragged myself out of bed at 5 and made all of the arrangements myself. Evidently he forgot!