a new hotel in canakkale province : the gallipoli houses

The Gallipoli Houses

Kocadere Village
17900 Eceabat / Çanakkale

Tel : + 90 + 286-814 26 50

Fax : + 90 + 286-814 16 17

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The Gallipoli Houses is a charming hotel which offers accommodation in the heart of the Gallipoli National Park (Çanakkale province).

The hotel opened its doors in May 2007 and is therefore the newest addition to the list of hotels & accommodation available in the Çanakkale region.

You can find more information on this small hotel and the accommodation on offer at The Gallipoli Houses.

The hotel is tucked away in Kocadere, a small authentic village located half-way between Eceabat and Kabatepe. The hotels' convenient location make it an ideal base to explore the Gallipoli battlefields. The Anzac sector is only a stone’s throw and the Helles & Suvla sectors are just a pleasant 20 minutes’ drive away.

Many people are convinced that visiting the Gallipoli Battlefields is a major adventure and requires preparation simular to a Mt Everest Expedition. ... It does not. The "do-it-yourselfer" will find plenty of options to get here in a comfortable and safe way. Equally safe are the options to tour the Gallipoli Peninsula.

Are you planning a visit to canakkale in Turkey and are looking for accommodation do have a look at this hotel. The Gallipoli houses offers accommodation for 20 guests and is the most authentic hotel in the canakkale region.

Looking for authentic accommodation in other parts of Turkish ?
Have a look at the Small hotels in Turkey website

The Gallipoli Houses is owned and run by Özlem Gündüz and Eric Goossens, a turco-belgian couple.

Eric Goossens, a Belgian, with degrees in History, linguistics and tourism, settled in Turkey in 1990. He ran his own travel company in Istanbul –specialised in Incentives and Congresses- till ... He abondonned the jacket and tie “for good” to settle down in the peninsula he came to love so much during his numereous visits.

Özlem Gündüz, a Turkish Citizen, with degrees in Economy & Tourism has worked for many years as a professional tour guide in Turkey. She joined her husband to the Peninsula and escape the hectic city to enjoy the village life.

Looking for more information on what happened here in 1915 ?

Visit The Gallipoli Houses' "the Gallipoli campaign" website. a large collection of pictures taken during numerous walks, complimented with period pictures and passages from the many books that have been written on this ill-fated campaign. In no way is this an attempt to give an overview of the campaign, nor is this an online guidebook, but rather a kaleidoscope on the Gallipoli campaign.