Ξενοδοχεία Pet friendly σε Karabuk Province, Türkiye

It's a wonderful place for families with children. The rabbit and dog in the large garden are perfect for children. Just bring your crib. Other than that, it's a wonderful place; I'd go again, right in the heart of the historic bazaar. You can explore the bazaar thoroughly and then immediately transfer to the hotel. My biggest concern was how to entertain my 1.5-year-old, but thankfully, the place and the animals kept him entertained long enough.

It was good that the key and the card key were separate so that the electricity in the room did not stop. The room was comfortable with air conditioning, refrigerator, hot water and towels. It is far from tourist spots and stations, so it is inconvenient if there is no car, but I think it is a comfortable inn that doesn't want to leave the room if there is.

Magical! THE very best hotel we stayed during a 14 day around a Turkey trip. We are only staying for one night in Safranbolu so we chose to stay in one of the iconic Ottoman houses and that was a good decision. Walkable to the museum and shops on pebbled street. We felt like living in history. All the period features has been very carefully preserved. So many things to look at and appreciate, the wooden windows, the fabric, the metal clutches and the heavy key. What amazed us is how useable of these historic items. The door just closes itself very smoothly and locks with a satisfying clunck. The bedding is super comfy with high count weave of cotton and goose down pillows. The bathroom is sufficiently modernised. Everywhere around the house and garden is a framable picture. Love how the decorations are put in place. Not too busy or too instagrammable but relaxed and artistically arranged. We had an amazing stay and the staff are so lovely and helpful. Asam guided us from the car park and carried our luggage up the stairs and showed us the cool wine cellar. Sofia’s breakfast is delicious with the best home made saffron jam and ginger jam and apricot jam. We would definitely recommend to our friends and family if they are visiting Safranbolu. Also the classical music in the garden is a nice touch!

Интересный отель, аутентичный. Рядом в пещерах ”...в древности жил один из величайших святителей христианства — Григорий Богослов. Вплоть до XX века в этих местах имелась греческая христианская община, однако после греко-турецкой войны в ходе обмена населением греки выехали в Грецию, а на их места были поселены турки из Салоник и Кавалы.” Завтрак хороший. Есть недочёты, например, запах канализации в санузле в нашем номере Isbar.

A quite clean and related facility. There are vehicles in the rooms like a sabble shampoo hair dryer. Beds are comfortable and clean. One of the safest places to stay around. Also rooms are hot for those who think of staying in the winter.

His home is on the 3rd floor, the first floor of the restaurant public space, the second floor seems to be 3 rooms, the third floor is 3 rooms. We live in the room on the rightmost side of the second picture. It is the scenery room I like. This room has the best sunshine and scenery, but the bathroom is outside, which is the leftmost position in the second picture. There is a room separated in the middle, and that room has its own toilet in the room. The advantage of this room is beautiful, the disadvantage is to go to the toilet. In addition, as I observed, there is no air conditioning in the room, and a heater is placed in the cabinet. So it should be considered carefully in the hot or cold season. As far as this homestay is concerned, the operator is a family of three, the male owner is responsible for communication, and the hostess is responsible for cooking. We stayed for two nights and the hostess told us that the next day's breakfast was 9 o'clock. She may be shy? ? The host does not speak English, and even the bread bread does not understand, but he will use the mobile phone to translate the app very actively to communicate with us. The breakfast was very good. Although there was no meat, it could be seen that the boss and his wife had spent a lot of thought on it, with pictures as evidence. The delicious breakfast here has more or less appeased my angry experience (referred below). The overall family atmosphere, the news broadcast will be broadcast during breakfast in the morning, and we will come back in the evening to see their family of three eating and show the cartoons to their five-year-old son. The downside was that something had nothing to do with accommodation: the boss recommended us on our first day of arrival to see the glass platforms and caves on the nearby mountains, and called the taxi driver who knew him. But the owner refused to tell us the price, and asked the driver to tell us that the driver drove out a long way to say the price. It was about the 2-hour package price of 1,000 lira fare (no watch). But the first attraction was not opened due to the power outage, and we stayed for 10 minutes for the second attraction. From getting in a taxi to getting out of the taxi, it took less than an hour, and the driver finally insisted on receiving 1,000 liras. Later, when I returned to the hotel, I told the boss about this. He also checked with the driver that these things did happen. He said that the driver received a high price. The local travel agency included a car guide meal and it was only 60 euros. He could not let his tenants be treated like this. I will definitely tell the driver that this thing will be given to me again. A reply, but he didn't mention this until the moment of check-out, I don't know what a blend between them.