“Convenient value for money near Hattusa .”
The stay was decent and close to ancient Hattusa; the motel style was simple and efficient, the local kitchen was good, and the owners were very friendly and accommodating.
KlausA week ago
Boğazkale·6.1
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Aşıkoğlu in Bogazkale offers rooms with balconies featuring garden or mountain views, private bathrooms, and modern amenities. Family rooms and ground-floor units provide additional comfort. The hotel's family-friendly restaurant serves Turkish cuisine with halal, vegetarian, and vegan options, while a bar and coffee shop offer relaxing spaces. Located 154 km from Amasya Merzifon Airport, it's near Yozgat Bus Station, Bozok University, and Pine Grove National Park.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The stay was decent and close to ancient Hattusa; the motel style was simple and efficient, the local kitchen was good, and the owners were very friendly and accommodating.
Klaus·A week ago
The location is fantastic, just a two‑minute walk from the local museum, and the room was decently spacious with helpful staff who made late‑evening check‑in easy thanks to clear instructions; the bed was comfortable, and a space heater kept the room at a perfect temperature, though I didn’t try the breakfast because I was in a rush. The toilet wouldn’t flush, which was quite bothersome and definitely lowered my rating, and the bathroom was cold because it lacked heating.
Miklós·2 weeks ago
The staff were very courteous, the shower was wide and worked well, but the room was shabby and needed maintenance; the breakfast was poor, with freeze‑dried coffee, powdered milk, and cold bread from the previous day, and there was not even a toaster to warm it.
Bibi05·3 weeks ago
The main draw of this hotel is its proximity to the Hattusa ruins; the rooms are basic but clean, and because there’s no built‑in heating or air‑conditioning you’ll need an electric heater in cooler weather. The father‑and‑son owners are friendly and ready to help, and there’s a restaurant on site or closer to the ruins. The neighborhood is sparse; an hour away is the city of Corum, which feels clean and pleasant with cafés and could be a good alternative if you don’t need to stay next to the ruins.
Ip·A month ago
The staff were very friendly, the place was spotless, English was spoken, and the location was good. The room was cold despite plenty of warm bedding.
Fiona·A month ago