Mandarin Boutique Hotel
Hotel with sea and mountain views; offering 8 stunning rooms, with 4 poster super kingsize beds, double size jacuzzi, delicious homemade organic food and wines. Outdoor pool with separate outdoor jacuzzi. Adult only, ideal for couples, and honeymooners.
George House
Immediately on the cliffs of the Butterfly Valley, this family-run guesthouse is reported to be one of the most pleasant places to stay in Faralya. They also allow you to pitch your tent on the premises for free, however, they require you to have your meals there, then.
If you are short on cash, you can also wild camp safely around the village, even near the cliffs of the Butterfly Valley - the focus of the attention around there, given that you have camping gear. Just be discreet -away from the sight of houses and the road, there are many bushes there that can hide you, and erect your tent at about the night starts to fall.
Inside the Butterfly Valley, you have two options to overnight, the bungalows or camping in a tent, both of which are rented by the same establishment. While you don't have to carry your tent, the tents offered by the establishment there fills out quickly in high season, so you may have to bring your own...although this won't make any difference at the fee you'll be paying. During the high season June-Sept, staying in a bungalow costs 45 TL/night pp, while overnighting in a tent costs 35 TL/night pp. The prices gradually fall towards winter, with the lowest being 22 TL/night pp between November and March. All prices are half-board, i.e. include breakfast and dinner.
If you choose to stay up in the village itself, you have a number of guesthouses and hotels to choose from:
Die Wassermühle
A nicely decorated hotel housed in the former watermill of the village located next to a little creek and waterfall.