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"Unique antique hotel with really friendly staff, highly recommend!"

"Güzel bir ortamda güzel bir hafta sonu geçirdik otel , restoran ve işletme sahibesi Şebnem hanıma teşekkürler"

"This hotel is in a traditional Turkish noble families mansion. You enter through a massive walled gate and immaculately kept garden before reaching the hotel door. The decorations and furnishings throughout the lobby and rooms takes you back in time and relaxes your spirit. The staff is wonderful and ready to make you feel like a noble guest. They have the most wonderful restaurant. It’s a easy 500 meter walk to the magic world of old Safranbolu. Our mistake was to only have one night there."

"The hotel is 5 mins walking from the downtown, on the hill, so has one of the best views of Safranbolu. Like many small hotels in the city, it is a renovated old Ottoman building. Very atmospheric and highly recommended."

"It was amazing "

"Mukemmel bir konaklama idi önyargısız misafirperver ve cok guzel bir hizmet gördük tavsiye ederim :)"

"The room. The area of the hotel"

"We loved our stay, the staff was helpful and friendly. The breakfast was really good. The room had AC and that was great. The hotel was decorated really nice with antiques. The Bazaar was in walking distance and we found some great deals. "

"The rooms had an amazing view of the black sea, and it was pretty big. However, although they were non-smoking rooms, they had a strong smell of cigarette smoke. The A/C was not activated yet and we had to leave the window open to cool down the room, and this allowed more cigarette smoke from outside smokers. The was only a half roll of toilet paper and one pillow per person. These items should come in twos. The desk person was fantastic and provided good tips for things to see in town. "

"Safranbolu is a UNESCO World Heritage site. We stayed in the old, wooden town. Easy to walk around. Hotel very helpful with maps etc. A must to visit is Yoruk, very old town, 12 km away being restored. It was a 6.5 drive from Istanbul & absolutely worth the trip. "