This is a review for family room only please approach it accordingly.
​We spent two days at "Limonata" in Bozcaada. True to its name, life handed us a sour lemon with a surprisingly sweet taste at the end.
​The Welcome: Upon arrival, you’re greeted by a charming open-air garden and smiling staff. With no pool in sight, you think: How lovely, integrated with nature.
​The Room (family room): The Expedia photos are a masterclass in filter usage. Thanks to the land's slope, our "family room" was actually a basement floor. The rectangular layout features two beds at the entrance, a 2.5m fallout zone, and a double bed. No wardrobe, rubbish bin or safe—just a tiny metal frame with some empty drawers.
​The highlight? The East-facing windows. Placed 2.5m high, opening them requires being an NBA center. But the real stroke of genius is having zero curtains. Streetlights shine in at night, and the morning sun blasts straight into your eyes. I had to stuff towels into the window frame to create some darkness. (If you are sensitive to light ask for a solution before you accept the room)
​Drying wet towels requires competing for a single broken rack shared with other rooms—we resorted to garden chairs.
​The Savior Breakfast: Just as you lose hope, morning arrives. Fresh, piping-hot pişi, perfect menemen, homemade fig jam, cookies and others! The staff warmly chats at your table,
​Summary: 2 total score for price/performance of the room +1 for breakfast