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Ayvacık Çanakkale

Tekin Pansiyon

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This simple but clean place in the upper village fulfills the basic pension requirements, and even though the eight rooms face away from Behramkale’s panoramic views, the little tables in the open verandah overlook village goings-on. No English is spoken.

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Behram Köy Yolu, No : 165, 17860 Behram/Ayvacık/Çanakkale
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