Zalifre

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• TubaKoseogluOkcu

  02 mayo 2012
  Not a good choice....

  We stayed one night at this hotel, which is situated in the modern part of Safranbolu, during our trekking tour. Naturally, we were very tired when we arrived to the hotel and all we needed was a decent meal and some quality sleep. As there was a wedding at the hotel that night, a very loud music had covered the whole building and the noise that lasted even after midnight was unbearable, the court shaped architecture of the building adding to the spreading of the noise.... The open buffet dinner was awful: we had dinner around 8:00 pm and almost nothing was left by then and when we asked for more, we have been told the kitchen was closed!!! In the morning, the breakfast was again served as open buffet and this time, there were hygiene problems: the tableclothes were full of stains, breads were not fresh, jams and hams did not look edible. We had to go out and buy things to eat from a nearby patisserie. As for the rooms: they were plain, clean (at least looking clean), offering minimum standards. The walls though were very thin and we could hear all the conversation in adjacent rooms. There are many boutique hotels with a lot of authentic offerings in Safranbolu... I recommend those instead of this hotel as it turned out to be a wrong choice in our case.

  

• sipenholz

  06 mayo 2012
  Clean rooms , nice staff , good breakfast !

  We enjoyed our 3 days stay very much . Clean rooms and good service . Just for your info: in some of the rooms the toilet is placed impossible next to the shower . Elevator / Lift available . Half an hour quick walking to the old part of town or a short cheap taxi-ride .

  

• TrishHWashington_DC

  13 octubre 2015
  For you, if....

  BASICS: Safranbolu is mainly visited by Turks. Once more international tourists come, amenities (especially bathrooms) will improve. If staying in a local B&B or renovated konak isn't your thing, Zalifre is the best choice matching what tourists look for in a hotel. The hotel is approx. 1 1/2 miles from the old city. Restaurants are within walking distance. I looked at several rooms available--very clean and neat. Free wi-fi that worked well. With a three-start rating, Zalifre offers 6 suites, 53 standard rooms, and 126 beds. All rooms have a/c, tv, minibar, direct phone, and bathroom with shower. There is 24-hour room service, safety deposit box, dry-cleaning/ironing, wake-up service, and restaurant open for three meals (with bar). ROOM: #217 Bedroom with a separate corner sitting room (& balcony). The rooms are not cheery and by U.S. standards feel tired, but the flavor of Safronbolu is present. This "suite" was comfortable. Bedroom: A queen bed with side tables. Each side has a plug for electronic charging. A cupboard houses suitcase gear and a tv is on the wall opposite the bed. The lighting (always my bug-a-boo) is dim with two wall sconces flanking the bed, certainly not for reading but adequate to find yourself around in the night. Slippers are provided. The bed is comfortable. Sitting Room: A corner room with adequate windows, divan (sofa), desk, tv, minibar, tea-maker and tea sits on minibar,and a balcony door with window. Three outlets above the minibar for electronics plus behind the sofa is the switch for two sconces with a brighter light than the bedroom and two more outlets. You're not for want of outlets for your electronic gadgets. Bathroom: Small but adequate. A right-angle shower closes with sliding doors. The sink has a shelf where the hotel supplies all necessary amenities (shampoo, etc.). The only amenity missing is kleenex tissues. The door has a two-prong hook for toilet cases and a terry bathrobe. DINING: Aside from the dining room, there is a large breakfast dining room with a large assortment of breakfast choices. Coffee, tea, fruit drinks available. No complaints about the breakfast. BOTTOM LINE: Central in the modern part of the city, this hotel is a solid choice for those seeking a hotel-like atmosphere with modern amenities. Family members stayed in Room 212--queen bed with a long sitting bench--and also found it pleasant. Cost of suite 217: 250 TL per room, breakfast included.

  

• 710taskinb

  02 septiembre 2018
  Great place to stay

  stayed Zalifre hotel at Safranbolu during my visit to Turkey, it is a very quite and nice hotel, rooms are big staff is great, breakfast is very good, it is close to every where in Safranbolu, i recomend this place 100%

  

• Rajiv001

  18 julio 2018
  Turkey Trip

  Stayed for 1 night at Zalifre hotel . Room is normal size . Shower area is very small . No bathroom amenities privided . Only towels small soap and small shampoo bottle . Hair drier not working . In room have tea maker . Breakfast is normal display . Omelette provided on request . Have free WiFi but cannot be connected . Not value for money charged 190 lira for double room .