Beach House Hotel

Beach House Hotel occupies a quiet spot in the pedestrian zone of ancient Side. Built in the 1960s on the site of a Byzantine villa, this family run retreat welcomes guests with a personal touch that larger resorts rarely match. The setting invites slow exploration of the old town, with narrow streets and whitewashed houses. A private beach ensures easy access to sun, sea and sand without leaving the property. From the moment you step outside the door, you are connected to the coastline and the town at once. The building favors a calm, intimate atmosphere over a busy hotel complex. Being in a pedestrian area means you can stroll to nearby historic sites, markets and waterfront eateries without traffic noise. The hotel uses its quiet position to offer guests a relaxed base for days spent discovering Side’s history, culture and shoreline. Privacy comes first at Beach House. The property is small with three rooms, ensuring attentive, personalized service that you rarely find in larger chains. Guests say the vibe is intimate and friendly, with a strong sense of home away from home. The private beach is a standout feature, giving direct sea access and a gentle, safe area to unwind. The surrounding landscape, including glimpses of natural coastline and the blue water, completes the sense of a peaceful retreat. Inside the rooms you will find living spaces designed for comfort and practical living. The image gallery shows bedrooms with beds in calm settings, and bathrooms that accompany each unit. Some photos also reveal living areas with a dining space and a kitchen or kitchenette, a minibar and coffee or tea facilities. The presence of a balcony or terrace is noted in several images, with some rooms offering sea views. These elements combine to create flexible spaces for couples and small families alike. Even with a compact footprint, Beach House aims to cover essential comforts. You can enjoy a private bathroom in each room, and you can expect well maintained interiors that feel bright and welcoming. While there is no mention of an on site restaurant in the data, the in room kitchen and dining options open up possibilities for light meals or simple breakfasts that you can prepare at your leisure. Dining areas and kitchen facilities in the rooms are shown in the gallery for reference. Families and guests traveling with children will find the property approachable. The policies state that children of any age are welcome and that the maximum occupancy is four guests. There is one cot maximum and no capacity for extra beds, so plan accordingly. In addition, a number of policy notes explain that two children can stay free when using existing beds, and one child up to one year old can stay free when using a cot. For older children and adults, expect standard charges as applicable. These details help families budget their stay with clarity. Connectivity is straightforward with free WiFi available in the guest rooms, keeping you connected for work or sightseeing. Public parking is available nearby, a practical option if you are renting a car to explore the surrounding coast and inland sites. Check in starts at 1 pm and check out is by 11 am, offering a simple rhythm for planning daily trips and relaxed mornings by the beach. Beach House is ideal for travelers who crave a low key, authentic stay in a historic setting. It suits couples seeking a quiet beachfront escape close to Side’s ancient sights, and it also appeals to small families who value a secure, simple base with direct access to the shore. The intimate scale and the private beach make it a good choice for extended beach days followed by easy dinners in the nearby pedestrian area. To sum up, Beach House Hotel delivers a distinctive blend of location, access to the sea and a homely atmosphere. It offers a rare chance to stay in a three room property that is clearly built around guest comfort and personal service. If you want a relaxed, family friendly base in a historic town with a private beach and flexible room layouts, this hotel deserves serious consideration.