Akhan Kervansaray

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• aloo231rt

  13 septiembre 2017
  M Iqbal

  Beautiful 1253 years old place with a great history..had grilled chicken for lunch with salad...excellent food...I was only one here for lunch...evenings very busy...there is sufficient parking outside..looks like a little castle...cool place ..alcohol served.

  

• Ulastufan

  16 abril 2018
  Authentic Historical Place

  Historical place of Seljuk architecture for caravans to stay overnight, now serving as a small hotel. I feel like, I live in old times and it was a great unique experience to stay here, rooms are in stone, decorated well and comfy. I also enjoyed hosts, they helped us for our visit to historical places of Pamukkale. Breakfast and dinner is served and we enjoyed it. I recommend this place to everyone interested in history and has a refined taste.

  

• Heatherton

  24 marzo 2019
  Immersed in History

  We enjoyed our stay here. It was like experiencing a unique piece of history. The owner was very nice and welcoming. The themed rooms and recently renovated bathrooms were very comfortable. My one caution is if you go in the off season, like we did, the rooms can be cold - it is a stone building after all. We were given an space heater which took the chill off so we slept well. Important note: Google maps has this hotel in the wrong location, which matches the address on the website. The address and location are correct on Apple maps.

  

• marymousebeaulieu

  12 septiembre 2020
  Amazing place with Character

  We stayed one night here in this amazing ancient building. It is used mainly as a wedding venue and since COVID-19 I guess they have had no business for some time. We had the place to ourselves, there are only five rooms and they are somewhat unusual. they are quite claustrophobic as built into huge stone walls without windows. The internal bedrooms are a bit strangely decorated with terrible lighting. Its a shame as this could be such an amazing place if someone could only decorate and design the room is a bit better. The lady who was there seem to be half asleep. There are no particularly good local restaurants so we ended up going to a Turkish Pide place just up the road which was in fact very good and very expensive. I think this hotel is overpriced for what it is in many ways but it is still fun to visit if you love old historic buildings. I think you can just visited in the daytime to look round and I would recommend that.