Karabibik Bungalow

Clean, quirky, cosy, genuine little place to stay. In a luscious garden with a friendly host. However, it's very close to a mosque, so if you would be disturbed by the call to prayer probably best to give this a miss. It's not easy to find. Improved signs would be helpful.

We're a family of four who paid 65 euros for one night. We were expecting more based on pics and online reputation (for some reason, I missed the other review here). All in all, it was ok, with a little more than the bare minimum. I believe you could rent the bungalow for 50 bucks, perhaps less if you haggle. One could argue it's a fine deal. Now, most of the shortcomings listed by the other reviewer a few years ago are still valid. The place stinks (the room does not), there is random stuff lying around, animals (probably contributing to the stench), and you can't help but feel the entire place needs some serious cleaning. It is also located in a semi rural area, which you may find a bit unsettling. On the positive side, it is at a walking distance from the sea but don't expect younger children to cover the distance, or anyone who would find it challenging to walk in the heat, really. The room was fine and clean. I don't like the combo shower next to toilet, but other people don't mind. Water pressure at the shower is low. The same system described by the other reviewer is still in place. Washing your hair may take you some time. Breakfast was very meager, almost miserly. They served the four of us two small dices of butter... Again, for the price, one should not expect more. I wouldn't come back, but I would not say that there is anything critically wrong with the place to dismiss it if you are on a budget and don't mind peculiar venues.