About

Titan House is a historical Greek house built in 1891. It is located in the oldest street of Alsancak, the center of Izmir. As Titan House, with its high ceiling structure, historical texture and architecture, we aim to offer a comfortable and friendly environment to its customers.

Our guests will stay in a 130-year-old historical Greek house with a high ceiling, garden and terrace. Our Greek house, which is comfortable with care and seating arrangement, has a common kitchen, garden, terrace and courtyard for our guests.
The House is very close to the historical areas of Izmir, especially Kemeraltı, Basmane and Konak Square. Only a 5 minute walk to the Kordon.

Izmir fairground is one km away and the Historical Kemeraltı Bazaar is 2 km away.
In addition, the tram stop, Alsancak train station and other means of transportation in a short time they go.
It is also very close to Izmir's main/sub-culture, arts and entertainment resources.

Titan House Hostel - Terms & Conditions:

Cancellation policy: 2 days before arrival. In case of a late cancellation or No Show, you will be charged the first night of your stay.

Check in from 9:00 to 23:00 .
Check out before 12:00 .

Payment upon arrival by cash only
This property may pre-authorize your card before arrival.

Taxes included.
Breakfast not included.

General:
Reception hours from 09:00 to 23:00.
No curfew.

House Rules

Check In

13:00 - 24:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free WiFi
Wi-Fi
Bar
Washing Machine
Outdoor Terrace
Common Room

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Reviews

7.5Very Good(41)

Value for Money
7.8
Security
8.4
Atmosphere
7.1
Cleanliness
6.0
Staff
8.7
Location
9.1
Facilities
7.1

Summary of traveller reviews

Titan House Hostel in Izmir boasts a fantastic central location, perfect for exploring the city. Guests frequently praise the friendly and helpful staff, and the property's unique, charismatic interior. Some recent reviews mention issues with cleanliness and occasional noise from nearby clubs, but the overall sentiment highlights good value for budget travellers.

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Stayed in Sept 2026

9.4

Abdurrahman

Male, 18-24, Turkey

The owner was really friendly and welcoming and the hostel had a nice, authentic vibe. Really enjoyed the atmosphere, although the cleanliness could have been a bit better.

Stayed in May 2026

2.3

Ramune

Female, 41+, Lithuania

As soon as I stepped in I already smelt cigarette smoke and alcohol.The staff was drunk and not thinking very clearly.Overall the hostel was just FILTHY! The window was broken and it was held up by a shampoo botle.The bunk beds were unstable and had planks under the mattress - and they could've fallen any moment.The bed had like litle bugs and we found sunflower seeds in the bedding.The walls were 6 diffrent colors . The bathroom was especially filthy to and had celiings lower than 1.70 metres

Stayed in May 2026

8.3

Julia

Female, 18-24, Poland

You get what you pay for, it wasn’t the cleanest hostel i ever stayed in but for sure it was worth it. Everything was taken care of so if you look for cheap place to sleep so where near centre it’s your place to go

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Location

Alsancak, Yuzbasıserafettin Bey Sk. No:40, 352, Izmir, Turkey

3km from city centre

About Izmir

Once home to Greeks, Armenians, Jews and Levantines, Izmir is a historic city that welcomes travellers with an eclectic cultural experience. Despite its ancient ruins, colourful bazaars and quaint Aegean seafront location, it's still relatively off the beaten track. This means that Turkey's third biggest city feels relatively unexplored. Here, you can discover the undiscovered, from hidden courtyards to local cafés selling traditional Turkish coffee.

Hostels in Izmir are all within a 10-minute drive from the city centre. You can stay in modern accommodation with open-plan apartments, satellite TV and air con, or in one of the city’s historic houses where rustic interiors create an authentic feel. You'll also find Izmir hostels with tranquil green spaces and terraces, as well as free Wi-Fi. Travelling solo? Choose an Izmir hostel with a common room and organised events like walking tours and pub crawls to help you meet other travellers.

There are three main areas to check out during your stay in Izmir. The first is the area just behind the seafront where you’ll find the Kemeraltı Bazaar and many of the city’s attractions. It’s also where you’ll discover lots of budget-friendly restaurants. To the north of the city is Alsancak, which is known for its art gallery as well as its nightlife. Perfect for a day trip, Alaçatı is a bougainvillea-clad village with sandy beaches, and is a 30-minute drive from Izmir.

Konak Square is a bustling hub that's home to the iconic Izmir Clock Tower. Kemeraltı Bazaar, which sells everything from local spices to Turkish ceramics, is a five-minute walk from here: you can lose yourself in the market’s winding streets. There are small tea gardens, hidden churches and an impressive caravanserai (a historic traveller’s inn). Up above the city’s market maze is the 1907 Asansör (lift) which takes you to the higher parts of the city and its cliffside restaurants. You can also explore Agora, Izmir’s ancient ruins which date back to the 4th century BC.

Basmane railway station is in the city centre and connects up to Konak Square and other areas by the metro. Alsancak train station (in the north of the city) is where trains come in from elsewhere in Turkey such as Ankara and Istanbul. Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport is a 20-minute drive from the city centre. From the airport, hop on the Havaş bus to reach the city centre. You can get around the city on the metro, bus and public ferry.

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