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"An amazing stay with an excellent host. The owner is super helpful and even offered to drive us to the Asklepion. Our room was perfect and we loved seeing the 2000 year old wine cellar. Breakfast was excellent. I would highly recommend this hotel."

"Very good breakfast"

"This hotel is very much in the ‘faded grandeur’ class, which is what we liked. The room was huge (a suite with 2 rooms actually) but the main drawback was the tiny bathroom with a shower which indeed leaked, although there was a squeegee and a handy drain. No mosquito protection but luckily we didn’t see any. Breakfast in a very pleasant courtyard. Friendly dog and beautiful affectionate cat. Nice staff, not much English spoken so don’t rely on them for planning trips or transport, etc. Air conditioning fine. Brilliant position in the old town under the acropolis near the Red Basilica and walking distance to Asclepion."

"Welcoming receptionist who was charming and friendly throughout our stay. The hotel is in an ideal location in the centre of town, close to lots of good places to eat. The museum is opposite and you can walk to the two sets of archeological sites if you wish as we did. Inside the hotel we slept well on comfortable beds. Bathroom was good. Breakfast is simple but adequate "

"Very nice location and walkable or short drive to everything, Nice specious rooms with decent amenities. Very nice open yard for hanging out. Only thing we didn't like was breakfast was not included. Every hotel we stayed in Turkey (in 2 weeks travel) breakfast was included. However, it was within walking distance from many restaurant choices so we didn't care. Parking was a little concerning as it was in the street outside. "

"What a gem! This was an incredible experience before exploring the ruins of Pergamon the following day. Highly recommend for travelers wanting an authentic experience!"

"Wonderful staff and great care for guests."

"Tucked beneath the ancient ruins of Pergamon, the Alaia Hotel sits quietly in the old Ottoman quarter of Bergama. With its charming and eclectic furnishings, it proved to be a wonderful choice. Navigating the winding cobbled streets was tricky—even Google Maps struggled—but the owner was communicative and guided us there with ease. In the morning, we enjoyed a delicious homemade Turkish breakfast, and best of all, everything we wanted to see was within walking distance."

"It is a "normal" Ramada hotel. Everything you would expect in any other country. It's new and very clean. There is a restaurant on-site that serves dinner and breakfast buffet. The biggest inconvenience is the location. It's located next to the highway and suits well those who decided to make a stop while traveling. There is nothing else around the hotel besides a gas station. Also, the hotel price matches the prices in the US but, in my opinion, is too much for Turkey. I guess it's because there is not much competition around it. "