Mustafa's place is honestly one of the best Airbnb's/hostels I've ever stayed at. I actually wanted to stay an extra night, but it was so popular that all the rooms were fully booked!
I can tell how much thought and care Mustafa (and Muhammed and Mehmet) puts into The Social House and making his guests feel at home. From the very beginning, he gave extremely clear directions to the building, complete with maps, videos, and labeled pictures. The room itself is heavenly--plush bed, super clean, and very stylish decor. He also provides many thoughtful amenities that made my stay feel practically luxurious. Everyone has their own personal teapot that you can drink loose leaf tea from. The common room has coffee, tea, biscuits, and a very nifty, Hi-Tech hot water dispenser. Each person also gets their own bathrobe and DIY flip flops that are way nicer than the flimsy slippers that most hotels give. The kitchen also has a filtered tap water system, so there's no need to buy your own bottled water or boil water. (It's generally not advisable to drink tap water in Turkey.) When a power outage was scheduled due to maintenance, Mustafa provided me with a really powerful flashlight that lit up half the room, so it didn't even feel like we lost electricity. The Wi-Fi is really fast, which seems rare in Turkey since the five other Airbnb's I've stayed at had spotty Internet. Mustafa even has backup Wi-Fi for people who are working remotely and need a stronger connection.
The shared kitchen is quite small, so sometimes you have to stagger your cooking times with other guests. But it's VERY well stocked, with gas stoves, an oven, and high quality pots and pans. It feels like an actual kitchen in your own home instead of a tiny kitchenette. Just make sure to label your food so that it doesn't accidentally get thrown out.
Mustafa goes out of his way to make sure you have everything you need. He's very open to suggestions, and even actively solicits constructive criticism (even though I had absolutely no complaints.) The common room is a great place to socialize, and I met a lot of cool people there. : )
Staying at The Social House was a dream, and I felt sad leaving. It's an absolute gem, and now that I've given away all its secrets, I hope there will still be availability so that I can return one day!