35 m² · 4 single beds
20 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
20 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
20 m² · 1 extra-large double bed and 1 single bed
The vibe was amazing, and King Dana was a super nice host for us.
A superb establishment! Musa is very welcoming and friendly, happy to answer any regional questions. Dinner and breakfast are absolutely delicious, featuring fresh garden produce. The view is stunning, with a beautiful sunset. The room is spacious and comfortable. The place is truly charming and slightly isolated from the village, giving you a feeling of being alone in the world with the magnificent panorama.
Great location and a beautiful view. The accommodation wasn’t exactly the cleanest; the duvet had no sheets and the toilet was dirty.
The place was cozy and secluded, and almost all the staff were helpful and pleasant. The hotel name and Google Maps location were inaccurate, so we spent about an hour searching for it. It’s not in the city but on a remote edge with a scary descent; check‑in was very uncomfortable because we didn’t get off the car right away. Manager Musa wasn’t very friendly when I asked about the room—my booking listed a mountain‑view room for two, but we were given a tiny window room for three. He said we weren’t in a five‑star hotel and all rooms were occupied. Eventually another room appeared (still no mountain view, but a double). The room was nice and clean but had no air conditioning, and the sink ran straight onto the floor and into the drain. Wi‑Fi was missing. Breakfast took over half an hour to serve: two eggs, two flatbreads, sliced cucumber and tomato, hummus for two, and tea. When we were called to eat, the staff started mopping the floor in that room.
Moussa gave us a very good welcome and took care of us. It’s a very nice place for the price.
The vibe was amazing, and King Dana was a super nice host for us.
The place was cozy and secluded, and almost all the staff were helpful and pleasant. The hotel name and Google Maps location were inaccurate, so we spent about an hour searching for it. It’s not in the city but on a remote edge with a scary descent; check‑in was very uncomfortable because we didn’t get off the car right away. Manager Musa wasn’t very friendly when I asked about the room—my booking listed a mountain‑view room for two, but we were given a tiny window room for three. He said we weren’t in a five‑star hotel and all rooms were occupied. Eventually another room appeared (still no mountain view, but a double). The room was nice and clean but had no air conditioning, and the sink ran straight onto the floor and into the drain. Wi‑Fi was missing. Breakfast took over half an hour to serve: two eggs, two flatbreads, sliced cucumber and tomato, hummus for two, and tea. When we were called to eat, the staff started mopping the floor in that room.
A superb establishment! Musa is very welcoming and friendly, happy to answer any regional questions. Dinner and breakfast are absolutely delicious, featuring fresh garden produce. The view is stunning, with a beautiful sunset. The room is spacious and comfortable. The place is truly charming and slightly isolated from the village, giving you a feeling of being alone in the world with the magnificent panorama.
Moussa gave us a very good welcome and took care of us. It’s a very nice place for the price.
Great location and a beautiful view. The accommodation wasn’t exactly the cleanest; the duvet had no sheets and the toilet was dirty.
