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Not bad, very good!

This hotel would once have been a great hotel and with a little attention to maintenance could be again. We had a balcony room which was a good size with plenty of room to move around. The bathroom was also a reasonable size although the shower was o bit small. The surfaces were clean but the grout in the shower needed a good scrub. Also, the carpet was stained and dirty. The wifi did not work in the room. When we arrived there was only 1 towel in the room but I went to reception to request another one and it was promptly brought to the room. There was also no kettle in the room but on request this was delivered to our room. After our room was serviced the following day we again got only 1 towel and although the kettle was left in the room the 2 cups were removed. Another trip to reception and we got the towel but not the cups. Breakfast was quite good with a range of foods and eggs cooked to order. We had dinner at the hotel one night and this was also quite good. There was little English spoken but we managed to communicate OK. There was free parking at the hotel which was great because it is located out of the centre.

The room hygiene is good, the facilities are what the hotel should look like, the room does not have a kettle, you can borrow from the boss. The bosses and couples are also very good. We arrived at 10 o'clock in the evening and called the boss to pick up at the station. The location is on the edge of the old town, a bit biased, but close to the Acropolis and the Red Church. In general, it is worth recommending, and driving is better.

If you are tired of bland international hotel chains where every room looks the same and there is no flavor of the local culture or location, Pergamon Pension is the place for you. The very friendly owner and his family made us feel uniquely welcome, more like relatives or friends come to stay, in their charming, quirky and historical Ottoman-era home. The house and garden are full of interesting vintage and antique items. Breakfast in their inner courtyard garden (underneath grape vines, next to a peach tree) featured lovely fresh fruit and traditional Turkish breakfast foods such as olives, honey, cucumbers and pastries. It was our first stay at Pergamon Pension but it won’t be our last!

We had read in numerous review about the difficulty finding this hotel but if you follow the instructions provided by the hotel it is reasonably straight forward. Our mistake was to second guess ourselves thinking the bridge didn't loo like it was for car use! We were warmly welcomed by the owner and he assisted with our bags and helped with the parking site for the car. Our room was 'Hera' room and decorated accordingly as are the other rooms. The owner has great local knowledge and very good English. He made recommendations for restaurants and activities- all in easy walking distance. The rooms are very comfortable and there are areas in the hotel where you can sit and read or simply relax- we even had a visit into the wine cellar. Breakfast was prepared by a wonderful local woman and was fresh, plentiful and tasty. Tea and coffee are available for guests to make at any time. This was a wonderful relaxing stay.

Very charming little hotel, with only three rooms, a bit of a small atmosphere, personally like it, hehe, the bus station is far from the city center (this is the case in both soil and country), and it is 50 lire for a taxi at night. In addition, Istanbul There are relatively few cars to Pergamon. There is a class in the morning, and then I take this class. It seems to be 1 o’clock. Alas, I only sent a review when I went home. I can’t remember. There are many long distances in Iraq. At the bus station, I don’t know if there are any buses to Pergamon at other stations. I went to the one that can be reached directly by the subway.