Hotels near The Pergamon Museum, Bergama

The perfect location to walk up to the Akropolis-there’s a short cut! The owner is extremely helpful and friendly and cooked up the most delicious breakfast!

The breakfast is a hearty mix of middle-European (the proprietor is German) and Turkish dishes delivered to tables which are set on a wooden platform in the garden next to the kitchen. The rooms, which likewise open onto the garden, form a quadrangle that seem to have begun as a religious cloister in the Middle Ages. Certainly, a new arrival in the street could not imagine so much living space behind the cloister's outer wall, before an employee comes to unlock the door and guests are admitted into the courtyard. The rooms within are spacious enough for both a couch and a writing desk, along with a comfortable king-size bed. Outside the bedroom door to the garden one finds a table and chairs for those who smoke or imbibe, or else want to gaze at the stars overhead. Located at the edge of town, this boutique hotel is barely 200 m from the cable cars that in daylight whisk tourists up to the ancient Greek acropolis of Pergamon, with its remnants of one of the ancient world's greatest libraries and a huge stone theatre, each of which looms over the modern city of Bergama and its wide valley set between a range of low mountains.

We only stayed one night here when visiting the area to see the Pergamon ruins. Perfect for us- family with kids 5 & 8 years. Beautiful view of the acropolis. Great restaurant suggestion from the staff who were also friendly and helpful.

Good budget hotel in a good location. Could walk to many shops, restaurants and attractions. Room was a bit spartan but comfortable for a night. Nice area to relax and have a meal and drink and it had a pool which we would have liked to try but ran out of time.

The place was easy to find.

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