Assos Karadut Taş Otel

Assos Karadut Taş Otel, the "black mulberry stone hotel", is the Assos address for families or anyone who wants a pool. The hotel has 28 rooms in traditional stone architecture in Büyükhusun village, a few minutes from ancient Assos and 5 km from Kadırga Bay. Come for the sea views, the pool and the quiet of the village.

Stone and Aegean light

The hotel combines the region's stone architecture with modern comfort: large windows, Aegean light, understated rooms. It offers two board options, bed and breakfast or half board. Breakfast is cooked to order from 8.30 to 10.30 am local time.

Three room types

All rooms have air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, a minibar, a wardrobe and a private bathroom.

All three room types look out to sea, fully or in part. For a couple, the Deluxe Full Sea View puts the sea in view from the bed; the Traditional room, only slightly smaller, has a partial view. Families should take the Family Suite, twice the size, with a sitting area and a table for dining outdoors.

Pool, restaurant and services

• an outdoor pool with sea views;
• a separate children's pool;
• an à la carte restaurant serving Aegean cooking with a sea view;
• a poolside bar and lounge;
• an open-air firepit facing the sea;
• a garden, 24-hour reception, free parking and luggage storage.

Location

The hotel is in Büyükhusun village, 5 km from Kadırga Bay and a few minutes from ancient Assos, according to the hotel. Edremit airport is about 1 h 30 away, Çanakkale about 1 h 15 and Troy about an hour. See our Assos, Troy and the Dardanelles page.

Prices

Price on request: in October 2026, no rate was published for our reference dates of 1 to 3 June 2027, and the hotel does not sell online. Sabaro passes on its offer with your enquiry.

Sabaro's view

Who it suits: families, with the 44 m² suite and the children's pool (see family); couples who want a pool facing the sea.

Highlights: sea views from almost every room; the pool; half board available; a rating of 4.8 out of 5 on Google (239 reviews).

Good to know: rooms for two are small, 22 to 24 m²; the hotel is in Büyükhusun village, not Behramkale, and you need a car. For a seven-room house below the Temple of Athena, see Biber Evi.