[MattLewis]

This may seem like a daft question but is there many internet access points around kusadasi? could anyone be kind enough to tell me where any internet cafes are? I have a travel web blog that I want to keep updated on our holiday so need regular access when there.

[**claire**]

Hi Matt,
there are Internet cafes all over the place .. & quiet a few of the hotels also have a small area for computer use.

[Mella]

One thing Kusadasi does not lack is internet cafes, you'll find them on every street so don't worry about getting connected.

A few places also have WIFI if you have a laptop.

[Peted1]

The Turizm Otel is brilliant, if we lose power at home, I can access the WiFi that they keep running from their standby generator.........as long as they do run the generator that is.

[pajoe]

Thousands of them.

[MattLewis]

Glad to hear it thanks.

[Anne]

Last year it cost about 1lira per hour in one internet cafe

[Mella]

It's cheaper to go to an internet cafe outside the center.

I pay 1 lira per hour in most places, but I once visited an internet cafe in the shopping arcade just under the arch (opposite Burger King) and it was 4 lira an hour.

[Peted1]

Yep Mella, one of my Turkish friends was up in arms about the charges at that internet cafe. He went so far as to threaten to blockade them....didn't do it though.

[Chellbell]

There’s certainly no shortage of internet cafes around the place somehow i don’t think think youll have a problem.