Hotel Andreas

Frommer's Review

This exceptionally well-run pension offers relief from the cardboard walls and linoleum floors that haunt many of the town's budget choices. Housed in a restored 500-year-old Turkish sultan's house, it offers attractive rooms, some with panoramic views of the town. Others have wooden lofts, which can comfortably sleep a family of four (#16 and # 17). The bedrooms (with commendably firm beds) were once occupied by the sultan's harem, while the sultan held forth in room # 21, a spacious corner unit with three windows and extra privacy. Breakfast is served on a shaded terrace that boasts gorgeous vistas of the town and the harbor, the best views in Old Town. Room nos. 21 and 20 have the best views; room nos. 18 and 19 have private terraces.

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