YundAntik Cunda Konaklari

The hotel owner gave us a warm welcome and a little tour of the place. it is spacious, grand and very well maintained. The manager spoke perfect English and was very friendly too. The rooms are comfortable. The whole building is stone built and looks picture-perfect. It had views to the nearby church, converted into a museum now. Its only a short walk from where the bus drops you so very convenient to get to. The sea promenade is not far from here either so while all the central places are a short walk away, its far enough to be quite and peaceful if that is what you wish for. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. Absolutely loved it and will 100% recommend it to anyone visiting the beautiful Cunda Island near Ayvalik.

It was our second stay at Yundantik and we really enjoyed it once again together with my wife. You always enjoy Cunda-specific mood, get comfort in the rooms (the soaps and aroma), feel positive energy of the management (thank you Yasemin Hanim), fall in love with great breakfast (local Lor cheese is exceptional with cherry jam as well as local pastries), have exceptional close location to the centre but away from all the noise at the same time. Looking forward to come again and keeping fingers crossed Canan Hanim will resume 5 o’clock tea tradition soon.

YundAntik is a charming inn in the center of Cunda, steps away from the old town center and waterfront. We spent a Saturday night here in transit from Lesvos to Istanbul, and wish we could have stayed longer. A recommendation from a Turkish friend led us to YundAntik, and we booked a "Stone Room" (through *******), which had a king-sized bed and very nice bathtub/shower. There was even a fireplace, though we did not use it in this warm season. We found the room clean, quiet and well-maintained, and the air conditioning was very welcome. A Turkish breakfast buffet was included and is served in the courtyard from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. It had a very nice selection of fruits, pastries, eggs, and olives with tea and coffee. YundAntik is just steps from Cunda Taksiyarhis Müzesi (the church museum) and because of the charming narrow streets in this part of town it was easiest for our taxi driver to drop us off and pick us up by the back corner of the church. YundAntik staff are very pleasant and helpful and the owner, Canan Fergana (who speaks English), was over the top in helping us find and arrange transit options to Istanbul Airport. Cunda itself appears to be a coastal town where Turks come to relax. There was parking on the edge of town where families park to come into the town for the evening. Neither English nor German are widely spoken, so some Turkish phrases and Google Translate can be very helpful. We would come again and stay at YundaAntik.