Fümehan Boutique Hotel

It is a historical place and a very natural and beautiful environment. The coordinator in charge is very friendly and kind. However, there is a very serious mosquito problem. Some of the rooms are especially humid. Unfortunately, mosquitoes turned us into a colander even though we took every precaution. This problem can be considered cozulurse.

It is a very cute and clean establishment that reflects the unique spirit of Kayaköy and smells history. Coordinator İbrahim Bey, a very friendly and helpful gentleman, helped us a lot and you can prefer the pleasant conversation with peace of mind. See you next year ☺️

Anyone who wants to experience 5000 years of history should definitely stop by. They made the Kayakoy orthodox church priest's house a boutique hotel by preserving everything and the texture is magnificent.. The inside of the hotel is an open museum, I recommend you to experience it. Bed and breakfast are served to those who wish, I suggest you spare 2 days to add history and art to your holiday.. Good discoveries already☀️

A stay at Fumehan Boutique Hotel is as unforgettable as a journey into the past! An incredible place for a romantic weekend, where every detail catches your eye. Stayed in October, one of the best periods on the Turkish coast! In 3 days I managed to overload, slow down, enjoy the silence, admire the stars, sleep on a luxurious bed, wander through the ghost village of Kaikey, which is literally a stone's throw away. The small kitchen in our apartment is a nice addition. No mosquitoes were seen))). Special thanks to Ibrahim Bey for his hospitality, attentiveness and tact. The place will definitely be appreciated by those who need privacy, tranquility and privacy. At the same time, all the benefits of civilization are 5 minutes by car.

A wonderful ambiance... An immaculate and authentic house... Everything, however, was magnificent. We cannot thank Mr. İbrahim enough. We are grateful for his interest and hospitality. It was a wonderful honeymoon holiday.. We will come again in winter to stay in the room with the fireplace.

Kayaköy is an old Greek village that was forced to migrate during the population exchange. This building is the priest's house. The texture of the building is incredibly preserved. The sensitivity of the operators in this matter is admirable. İbrahim Bey, who was born and bred from Fethiye, and who was also one of the children of families forced to migrate from Rhodes, had a very pleasant conversation with us during our stay, enabling us to better understand where we are. The place is very cute and clean. There is a lot of silence and peace that you cannot find in Oludeniz or Fethiye. Especially after that endless hum of Istanbul, even at night, it was very good for us. When you open your door in the morning, the Greek village with its usual desolate welcomes you at the foot of the opposite hill. If you start a little further down next to the lower church, go to the chapel above, then the road through the village to school; Especially if you drink a bitter coffee of a Selanik immigrant aunt at the end of the road, it can be a nice Greek village trip for you. There is a shuttle from the hotel to Fethiye every hour. If you do not have a vehicle like us, you can reach Fethiye directly from Ölüdeniz by minibus from Hisarönü. If you have a vehicle, this place is unbeatable. In summary, it is a very nice place :)

An authentic house, said to belong to the priest of Kayaköy, a 500-year-old Greek village. You feel the accumulation of hundreds of years in the house, which has been restored without harming its originality and soul. I am grateful to the architect for preserving our social memory by delivering this beautiful work in every detail from history to the present day. Fumehan is an excellent choice for those who want to feel the history and culture in their veins while having a high quality accommodation experience. It is a great advantage that it is in the center and two steps away from the gastronomic temple of the village, Roots.