Kaya Guest House

A special place that reflects the spirit of old Datça; Kaya Guest House... @kayaguesthouse ✨ I don't know how many times I've traveled across Turkey in 18 years. As my road is my goal; the best thing for me nowadays is to travel coast to coast. Datça is exactly what I want right now, everything is abundant here. Pines, olive groves, fig trees, large and small bays, fragrant beaches and a deep blue sea... 🌿 Old Datça, which I whisper to you silently, takes me to a painter who lived in the 20th century. They, too, were inspired by the stone houses here, they probably lost themselves in the power of the stopping places on the threshold. Old Datça evokes such coincidental associations in me... 🏠 The aesthetics of Kaya Guest House's I @kayaguesthouse 's aesthetic is also a rich aesthetic, which is attractive and attractive to my eyes in Old Datça and I am excited to see the traces of the past period in its architecture. This is a special hotel/restaurant, adorned with fine details, suitable for the spirit of Old Datça. Get ready to have nice conversations with the owners Özcan and İlgim Kaya. 🗝️ One of the most beautiful things I have seen at Kaya Guest House is the patio room by the pool where I stay. The time I spend here helps me to accept the flow of daily life with a peaceful calmness... It has such a serene atmosphere... 🍳 The olive jams that I taste at mixed breakfasts are also a very exotic taste for me. Extra virgin olive oil served with Datça almonds, large and small Datça olives, breakfast sauce with walnuts, village butter and cups of strong tea. I had room for dessert, the San Sebastian Cheese cake was a feast in itself! 🐶 Another nice detail of Kaya Guest House is that it is paw-friendly... ✏️ Family rooms are comfortable enough to accommodate families with children.There is music broadcast 2 days a week.✈️ Nearest Dalaman airport 220 km 🍽️ For those who want to eat out, I recommend the restaurants on Kumluk beach. Maradona restaurant and Mehtap cafe for breakfast. Places to visit are of course the bays and the ancient city of Knidos.