Assos Park Hotel

Assos Park Hotel has 43 rooms with balconies, 70 beds with a total 110 person capacity. All rooms well designed and equipped with Direct dial Phone, Satellite Tv, Central Heating, Music Broadcasting, Air conditioning.

Assos Park Hotel Canakkale has rooms with garden view is available.

Hotel Assos Park Canakkale has Restaurants with Indoor and Outdoor capacity. If eating is pleasure for you ,you will love the foos in Assos park. you can either choose to eat Assos Park Hotel's half-board rich open buffet or as well as the A'la Carte (extra) lunch menu with its wonderful sea food and fresh natural products from the natural environments. Beside that at the snack bar you can eat all day along you will enjoy the cool drinks at the Terrace bar accompanied a great scenery of surroundings and sunset while you chat with other guests. Open fire place will chance all atmosphere in this cozy hotel.You can rest in lovely garden.

Park Assos hotel has Outdoor swimming pool, Children Swimming pool, Private beach, Water Sports, Fishing,>, Hunting to offer. and many facilities comes with it. You will have a pleasant stay in this cozy comfortable hotel Assos Park Canakkale.

Assos Park Hotel is located in Kadirga Village in Assos. Its surrounded with olive trees and at the end of the garden fascinating Blue flagged beach will make your stay more unforgetable. Great sample of Nature. Its 410 km from Istanbul, 250 km from Izmir, 630 km from Ankara and 295 km from Bursa.Assos boasts of a rich history with a blend of different cultures and ancient civilizations, with some of its treasured vestiges still evident one of which is the imposing Temple of Athena which continues to inspire adherents and non-conformists alike. Assos is also home to the numinous city of Troy, a beckoning landmark for individuals with mystical inkling. Assos (officially Behramkale) is a small historically rich town in Turkey. Aristotle lived here and St Paul visited. Today visitors go to Assos as a tranquil Aegean-coast seaside retreat amid ancient ruins. most people still call the town by its ancient name of Assos.It was founded in the 8th century BC by colonists from Lesvos, who built the Temple to Athena in Assos in 530 BC. Hermias of Atarneus, a student of Plato, ruled Assos, the Troad and Lesvos for a period of time, under which the city experienced its greatest prosperity.

You can do your transportation in different ways.Take the Istanbul, Gelibolu, Tekirdag, Kesan highway to Eceabat.And take a ferry to Canakkale from there.Follow the route from Canakkale to Izmir.there you will meet Assos.Or take a ferry straight from Istanbul Yenikapi Station to Bandirma and Chance from there. By Bus take the busses that goes to Canakkale from there you can change. by Plane you can fly to Edremit Airport and the rest of the journey is easy. Ask the locals. They will help you.