Built and opened in 2019, the Cunda Inn channels a heritage village vibe amid the rustic but stylish decor of its spacious rooms. Breakfast includes fresh börek pastries from a nearby bakery, and there's a pleasant courtyard and garden area. Convivial owner Mehmet has worked for international companies around the world, and is a chatty and cosmopolitan host.
Cunda Inn
İzmir & the North Aegean
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