Hotels with Swimming Pools in Safranbolu

No comment to ambiance, that was captivating, Most particularly at night and when lights turns on of city, view was fascinating like a dream. In addition to above, we have to describe and indicate some issues about hotel as follows: We had read the reviews before we went to there, it is 5 rated as it is seen but: Of course there is no sound sealing amongst rooms, as if you are sitting together with other guests in your room Toilet and baths are all in one and quietly ancient but white and wooden accesories are disordered. Breakfast included but it might have been much more various menu. No need to stay more than 2 days beacuse you can easily finish the city tour and places to visit. Hospitality can be considered moderate, If you will only use there for bedding , i suggest you to look around for another place in case of price is suitable. I am thinking of the keeper does not consider improving disorder and improper things because of rated value and reviews. In my opinion, they should spend money in repairing and modifiying, for instance; glass made shower curtain was about to tripping over us because it needed to fasten up properly but not. Bath ( toilette) is smelling really bad but it seems unsolvable because it stems from city infrastructure besides deodorizer can be used at the bath at least. Also, since the small ventilation window in the bathroom is wooden and not fastened on the wall properly, it can easily left in your hand if you want to open it because the bath smells. One day toward the morning, room was getting cold, and water for bathing was cold then we noticed that gas boiler was out of service because of propably water leakage, then we informed keeper, later on they reoperated the gas boiler, the problem is not the gas boiler was out of service, the problem is they had already known the reason of the problem but they had not interfered before :) at least they confessed that. Such kind of problems are not so trivial to be ignored, these show the importance that the keeper attaches to the safety and comfort of customers. I hope those reviews would be considered and problems would be figured out , so we can consider staying over there for the next time.

The hotel is more than ten minutes away from the market and Baidu’s walk, but the road is rather biased. Don’t worry about safety. The decoration of the hotel is similar to that of an old room. It’s interesting. The most unaccustomed thing is that the wash basin is too small. Others are good, it’s me. The cheapest hotel I've ever stayed in, it's worth it. The bus station is not far away, and the taxi is less than fifteen yuan.

We stayed with my mother one day, there was no care and concern to us until we left our hotel. Murat Mr and his wife Selma Lady really are very good people. The rooms are very clean, breakfast is wonderful and so nutrient, even the evening tea enjoyment is very beautiful on the terrace. The view is perfect, especially from the terrace you can see all of Safranbolu. It is a lodging I can prefer without hesitation if I go to Safranbolu again ...

With a stay at Nimet Hanim Konagi in Safranbolu, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Kent Tarıhı Müzesi and Historic Clock Tower. This hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Kaymakamlar Museum and 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Safranbolu Eski Carsı.Enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a garden. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, ski storage, and a television in a common area.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 7 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include complimentary newspapers, housekeeping is provided daily, and irons/ironing boards can be requested.

This truly is a family owned and operated business, starting with a personal welcome at check in. You leave your shoes downstairs, then walk up the stairs to your room. I got room #202, a large room with double bed and spare single, lots of space and great panoramic views over Safranbolu through the small window. Bathroom is small and basic, but adequate. If I had 1 negative it would be the very bad light in the room : 1 cold white ball hanging central from the ceiling, killing the charm of the authentic setting and making reading impossible. Breakfast starts late at 8am, but is deliciously freshly prepared by the lady of the house : sunny side up with tasty spices, cheese, some sort of rolled pancake, home-made jam and crispy bread. Location is not bad : easy walking down to center, but it's all the way back up returning and you may need a map to find it.

Located outside the ancient town, clean, the room is spacious and clean, the breakfast is rich, the boss is enthusiastic. Not far from the ancient town, you can walk to it.

What a lovely gem of a hotel. Three mansions surrounding a lovely garden have been lovingly restored and modernised. It's a bit hard to find despite being on the road to a huge mansion and the large police station, but that's part of Safranbolu! On street parking is fine, as is the otopark almost opposite. Great location. Be prepared for the hills and unevenly paved roads, though. Bring good walking footwear. Our room was eccentric. The ensuite is in a cupboard! And the hot water took a couple of decades to arrive, too. That ought to have dropped a star, but the rest was so much fun that it earned it back. The heating worked well, and we needed it. This year was unseasonably cold. Breakfast was plentiful and well presented as usual in Türkiye. All in all a great place to stay.

We stayed at the Dadibra hotel as a family with our 3 year old son for 2 nights, but immediately regretted not staying longer. This is an old restored mansion on a hill, which is within walking distance to the very center of the historic city, but rather far from the city traffic. An incredible view of the city opens up from almost each spot. There is no feeling that you are in a hotel, rather that you have come to your old friends' home and you are an extremely welcomed guest, it is worth noting that the owners are incredibly hospitable. Mustafa Hoca and Nuray Hanım managed to create a special atmosphere of coziness and comfort. The room was clean and comfortable, warm with all the comforts. Delicious breakfasts, with a large selection of cheeses, vegetables, a wide variety of homemade jams on the terrace with a stove and crackling coals in the fireplace. We would especially like to note the interior design of the hotel, it is thought out to the smallest detail, the owner of the hotel does everything with her own hands. Everything about this hotel seems to fit together into a perfect puzzle. Upon arrival, the owners of the hotel advised us where to dine and what to do, and their advice was not at all from the category of tourist places, we were extremely pleased. The hotel has a lovely garden where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or fresh tea with Turkish delight, soak up the sun and read a book in silence. We highly recommend this hotel to all those who want to get away from the bustle of the city and spend their stay in a place where everything is tastefully done in order to satisfy the guest. The owners really try and accept their guests as at home, and this is worth a lot. Mustafa Bey'e ve Nuray Hanım'a çok teşekkür ederiz 🌸