Konya
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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10 m² · 1 double bed
1 single bed · Para 1
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YASİN OTEL in Konya provides comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, city views, free toiletries, showers, slippers, and flat‑screen TVs. Guests benefit from complimentary Wi‑Fi, a 24‑hour front desk, and convenient off‑site private parking. Situated in the city centre, the hotel lies within a 4‑minute walk to Mevlana Museum, 1.2 km from Alaaddin Mosque, and 16 km from Konya Airport.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The location is good. For the price I paid, a breakfast should have been included; it would have been handy in a hurry. I suggest you look around more—you’ll find better options. During the six days I stayed, the room and bathroom weren’t cleaned until I complained. I found a much better hotel at the same price, very close by, with breakfast included, an elevator, better facilities, and higher service quality.
Angela·Hace un año
The spot is right in the city center, within walking distance of the Mevlana Museum and next to a large traditional market—though that can mean a busy, sometimes noisy area. My room was pleasant with minimal noise. Food, bread, coffee, and tea are just steps from the front door. Benjamin was extremely friendly and helpful; he’s the only English speaker and often “on‑call” when translation apps fail. Most other staff are quite pleasant. The room was the biggest I’ve had in Turkey, but it’s still a one‑star hotel. The big fan was necessary for the heat and the white noise. There are much smaller rooms with smaller fans; I’d check the room first before booking. I’d stay again for the location and if Benjamin were on duty. There were no reviews when I first booked this room. Cleanliness could be better; the hotel itself isn’t bad. The bed and sheets were spotless, so I could overlook the rest. Maintenance of the rooms, especially the bathroom, needs improvement. The room is basic—a one‑star hotel. Mine had a comfortable chair. The “TV” is a small monitor that can be hard to find around a corner. The older employee in his 50s was the unkindest person I met on my entire journey; thankfully I only met him once. The value for what I got compared with other places I stayed in Turkey wasn’t worth it. Konya, however, was fairly expensive in this way. Calls to prayer are ubiquitous in Turkey.
Shane·Hace un año
The location is great; next to the hotel there’s a bazaar, restaurants, and cafés, so you can eat and have coffee without leaving the hotel. Neither the restaurants nor the cafés are expensive. In my opinion it’s a very good location if you want to explore the city and see everyday life. The only inconvenience is that the hotel is in a busy area, so you hear street traffic late at night. There’s a mosque nearby and you can hear the call to prayer. That might be interesting for many people.
Cezary·Hace un año