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"A wonderful rustic boutique hotel/homestay in a small rural village that is located close to the ruins of Bergama and Aigai. It is run by a family and we were hosted by the charming Sibel who speaks english, is an excellent cook and has a wealth of knowledge about the history of Turkey. If you want an authentic experience you must stay here."

"I really loved the fact that it was tucked away on a small back alley road in a true Turkish neighborhood. It was family run and everyone was wonderful."

"The Elaia hotel is a charming small boutique hotel in an old house. It has an antique charm, with very accommodating service. The breakfasts were delicious traditional Turkish fare. The location is very quiet and convenient to an excellent restaurant. If you are driving, pay close attention to the driving directions!"

"The house and courtyard are cozy and pleasant, we were created very friendly, the family room we found small and there was not much space to move around, we (a group of 3) are traveling long term and it was a challenge to find space for the luggage, price for the room we found too much We loved the garden and the host couple are very nice and helpful, the breakfast is amazing, location is great "

"The place has an excellent view of the town and the owners are amazing people. They work very hard to accomodate the guests' needs and they achieve to create a relaxing experience for all. Their breakfast is plenty and delicious, their conversations are most informed and informing. The rooms are large and confortable. Highlt recommended, would surely go back to stay there again."

"The neighborhood is special. Our original hotel, Las Pergaman was unexpectedly full, so we stayed with charming neighbors, and became unexpected guests at the Bergamin Film Festival fund raiser. Our room had a spectacular view of the Basilica ruins. A potential lemonade was turned into Lemoncelo."

"Thank you to Ilknur who is a beautiful, kind and helpful hostess. The guesthouse is a charming renovated seminary build in the late 1900's. It needs some further updating in terms of plumbing and maybe wiring. I stayed 4 nights in 2 different rooms and both had water damage and a smell of damp mold. Breakfast is adequate. Enjoy it in the back garden under the mulberry tree. Weekends are noisy if your room is located near the bar next door. All in all I loved my stay here in the old cobbled lanes...