Stone House Room/ garden view - Kocaev-Mehmet Ali Aga Mansion
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1 bedroom1 bathroomSleeps 2
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Explore the area
Datça, Mugla
- Datca Port5 min drive
- Datca Ferry Port7 min drive
- Datca Beach9 min drive
Rooms & beds
1 bedroom (sleeps 2)
1
1 Double Bed
1 bathroom
1
Toilet · Shower only
Spaces
Garden
About this property
Stone House Room/ garden view - Kocaev-Mehmet Ali Aga Mansion
Property manager
Deniz Ikizler
Languages
English, French, German, Turkish
Amenities
Pool
Breakfast included
Air conditioning
Outdoor space
Room service
G A I A Tiny Houses - 70 meters to the beach. 2
G A I A Tiny Houses - 70 meters to the beach. 2
Pet-friendly
House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Check out before 11:00 AM
Children
Adults only
Events
No events allowed
Pets
No pets allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit
We should mention
A car is recommended for transport to and from this property
About the area
Datça
Located in Datça, this aparthotel is in a rural area. While the natural beauty of Datca Beach and Ovabuku Beach can be enjoyed by anyone, those looking for an activity can explore Datca Ferry Port.
Scuba diving and snorkelling offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with ecotours and rock climbing nearby.
Datça, Mugla
What's nearby
- Datca Port - 5 min drive
- Datca Ferry Port - 7 min drive
- Datca Beach - 9 min drive
- Ovabuku Beach - 27 min drive
- Kızılbük - 39 min drive
Getting around
Restaurants
- Cafer'in Yeri Döner Kebap - 9 min walk
- Dörtyol Kokoreç Adana Dürüm - 6 min walk
- Pizza Trio - 4 min drive
- Mehtap'in Yeri - 3 min drive
- Karya Çay Bahçesi - Orhan'ın Yeri - 3 min drive
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About the host
Hosted by Deniz Ikizler
Kocaev, is a “museum hotel” located in a Aegean coastal town on Turkey’s Datça peninsula. Its fame rests in its unique attributes, for not only does the house and the garden in which it is situated enjoy a treasured history that stretches back 200 years, its careful and historic and cultural-adhering renovations also provide guests with an Aegean experience that combines history and culture with luxurious accommodations. The enchanting atmosphere of the Kocaev boasts walls with hand-painted decorations and painstakingly built woodwork, all features that serve to together carry forward the inheritance of the past. The frescoed ceilings and walls reflect not only exquisite artistic perspectives, they also contribute to the transmission of the cultural values of the region to present and future generations.
Why they chose this property
Kocaev ranks as one of the main 18th century architectural examples of wall ornamentations, a kind of wall decorating method that holds a very special place within the history of traditional Turkish art.
Parts of the walls and spaces framing the windows are decorated with very special examples of traditional Ottoman drawings that are reflective of a certain period and style. The walls of the sitting rooms have been embellished with drawings of vases filled with various kinds of flowers, carnations, roses, poppies and leaves applied onto plaster, while the space near the door is decorated with panels of landscape views, views of Istanbul, drawings of mosques, towns and meadows. The wall above the entrance door is decorated with a bowl of fruit. The wall with the built-in cupboard has been subdivided by using five different decorative panels. While the panels at the two ends are filled with decorative floral ribbons, the three panels at the center are decorated with landscapes, with views of Istanbul with Leander’s Tower, Scutari and the shore of Tophane, while a town with a river crossing has been drawn on the panel at the right.
Parts of the walls and spaces framing the windows are decorated with very special examples of traditional Ottoman drawings that are reflective of a certain period and style. The walls of the sitting rooms have been embellished with drawings of vases filled with various kinds of flowers, carnations, roses, poppies and leaves applied onto plaster, while the space near the door is decorated with panels of landscape views, views of Istanbul, drawings of mosques, towns and meadows. The wall above the entrance door is decorated with a bowl of fruit. The wall with the built-in cupboard has been subdivided by using five different decorative panels. While the panels at the two ends are filled with decorative floral ribbons, the three panels at the center are decorated with landscapes, with views of Istanbul with Leander’s Tower, Scutari and the shore of Tophane, while a town with a river crossing has been drawn on the panel at the right.
What makes this property unique
Quite similar to the artistry of its wall drawings, Kocaev’s woodwork is also the product of highly sophisticated artistic endeavors. The ceilings and wooden partitions are among the best examples of 19th century Turkish woodworking art.
The ceiling of the Main Hall with its wooden arches is separated into three sections by means of wooden panels. These panels are painted in red, blue and yellow, with intersecting and stylized wooden leaves. The ceiling of the sitting section reflects a matting effect thanks to its intersecting red and yellow rectangular panels.
The cupboard doors are decorated with rectangular intersecting petrol or bright green wooden mirrors of various dimensions. The room doors are also gracefully sculpted.
Kocaev’s fresh and stimulating air, its emerald green natural surroundings, its beds of medicinal herbs growing in its garden, and its preponderance of flowers emanating perfumes of fragrances all combine to gather its visitors in a loving embrace. Once experienced, the visitor finds ways to return over and over again, drawn by the charm of this very special place.
The ceiling of the Main Hall with its wooden arches is separated into three sections by means of wooden panels. These panels are painted in red, blue and yellow, with intersecting and stylized wooden leaves. The ceiling of the sitting section reflects a matting effect thanks to its intersecting red and yellow rectangular panels.
The cupboard doors are decorated with rectangular intersecting petrol or bright green wooden mirrors of various dimensions. The room doors are also gracefully sculpted.
Kocaev’s fresh and stimulating air, its emerald green natural surroundings, its beds of medicinal herbs growing in its garden, and its preponderance of flowers emanating perfumes of fragrances all combine to gather its visitors in a loving embrace. Once experienced, the visitor finds ways to return over and over again, drawn by the charm of this very special place.
Languages:
English, French, German, Turkish
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