Kervansaray Hotel Assos

Kervansaray Hotel Assos Canakkale has 87 rooms in total. It consists of 22 rooms with mountain view, 23 single /double rooms, 22 rooms with sea view, 8 three single bed rooms, 10 two single bed rooms and 2 Suites.All rooms tastefully furnished and equipped with Direct Dial Phone, Satelitte Tv, Split air conditioning, Hair dryer, Mini bar, Heating System and Balcony.

Hotel Kervansaray Assos Canakkale has rooms with mountain and sea views are available.

Assos Hotel Kervansaray has 3 Restaurants Water view restaurant with 120 pax capacity, Pool bar Restaurant with 85 pax capacity, Antique Restaurant with 100 pax capacity offers various of delicious tastes in that cozy lovely atmosphere.You can enjoy your drinks at the Vitamin bar.

Kervansaray Hotel Assos Canakkale has a meeting room with capacity of 80 pax suitable for iminent events.

Kervansaray Hotel Assos Canakkale has Outdoor Swimming pool, Indoor Swimming Pool, Sauna, Table Tennis, Billiards, Safe box at reception, Internet access, rent a car Assos, Outdoor parking, Power Generator are available. You will enjoy the beauty of sun, aqua marine sea, perfect dazzling nature and history.

Kervansaray Hotel Assos is magnificent hotel in Assos has got a private certificate and higher standards in this area. Its perfectly situated at edge of a sea shore. It has a unique stone architecture with its mystic atmosphere. its 400 km from Istanbul, 270 km from Izmir, 100km from Canakkale and 300 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.