“Autentikus kő házban kialakított boutique hotel, a tetőn fantasztikus panorámájú terasszal”
The boutique hotel, built in an authentic stone house, had a cozy vibe and a rooftop terrace with a fantastic panoramic view. Walking around the area was easy, and the Mor Gábriel monastery was about a half‑hour drive by car. The huge, two‑bedroom, two‑bathroom suite was charmingly furnished. The staff and owner were very helpful, and several spoke English. We had parking reserved right next to the hotel in advance, which is crucial in these narrow, hard‑to‑navigate streets. On the terrace they served beer and wine (only two types, neither truly convincing, though there are many great Turkish wines; we tried both but stuck with the beer). Breakfast wasn’t very varied, and the dinner selection was limited; the meat dishes weren’t the best (the pizza was perfect, though that may not be what everyone seeks). The building and furnishings showed signs of wear in several spots and would benefit from more upkeep; it felt a bit used. The bathrooms had a noticeable drain odor, and the building’s ventilation system isn’t ideal. Still, it deserves attention.
Peter·Sebulan lalu