Tusan Hotel

Guzelyali Koyu Intepe, Canakkale Merkez, Canakkale, Turkish Aegean Coast, 17001, Turkey | 3 star hotel
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This 3 star hotel, located on Guzelyali Koyu Intepe, Canakkale Merkez, Canakkale, is near Cimenlik Castle (Cimenlik Kalesi), Canakkale Naval Museum, and Canakkale Archaeological Museum.
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    TravelPod Member ReviewsTusan Hotel Canakkale

    A Jewel amid the Pines

    Reviewed Sep 22, 2013
    by (2 reviews) Scarning, East Dereham , United Kingdom

    The Tusan Hotel was excellent. Set among pine trees and over looking the countryside and sea.
    Staff were very friendly and the food very good. There was an English Bar with a relaxing patio beckoning.

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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    Travel Blogs from Canakkale

    Crossing the Dardanelles on the ferry

    A travel blog entry by douglasmad815 on May 25, 2014

    21 photos

    After visiting Troy we headed for our last stop before returning to Istanbul the next day. The Tusan Hotel is a beautiful little hotel on the shores of the Dardanelles with a view of the Galipoli peninsula in the distance, but not too distant, it is a pity that we got here in the late afternoon, almost at dinner time and had no chance to bath in …

    What a Military Disaster-Incorrect intelligence.

    A travel blog entry by regw47 on Sep 22, 2013

    24 photos

    After a hearty breakfast we boarded the coach and weaved our way out of Istanbul travelling west along the coastline of the Sea of Marmara towards Gallipoli.(approx. 300kms)
    Gallipoli was the scene of a dramatic allied campaign during the First World War, where thousands of British, Australian and New Zealand troops lost their lives in fierce …

    Anzac at Gallipoli!

    A travel blog entry by nicolapollard on Apr 25, 2014

    ... the horrors that happened right where we were sitting! It was also amazing it be sitting in a grandstand with thousands of other people and it be dead silent! The dawn service lasted about 30min then we started the long trek up to Chunuik Bair for the New Zealand service. The Aussies had their service at Lone Pine which was about half the distance! Again when we arrived at Chuniuk Bair we had to wait for people to start being let in. Eventually we got in and found seats ...

    Humanity amid brutality

    A travel blog entry by caitlinnelson on Mar 11, 2014

    2 comments, 30 photos

    ... 8217;t want to leave Turkey without seeing Gallipoli!

    On the ferry ride over to Eceabat, Egil and I enjoyed pistachio chocolate and threw some to the seagulls, taking photos when they got really close to us. When we arrived we found a taxi driver named Coudrette. His family had moved to Turkey from Macedonia in 1939, and they’d lived in the town of Eceabat ever since. He said he was able to take us on a 2 hour tour of the Gallipoli National Park area and the ...

    Troy

    A travel blog entry by wjtoh on Dec 14, 2011

    5 photos

    ... ahead we get to see the walls of the ancient city, around 4000 years old. The whole area has been thoroughly excavated and these walls and stones are evidence left for the existence of Troy.

    Leaving the ancient city towards a restaurant for lunch (all appetizers consist of soup and bread), we head to Pergamum, an ancient Greek city with the main site in present day Bergama in Turkey. The main place consist mainly of the ruins ...
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