カラマンリ コナギ (Karamanli Konagi)

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A magnificent location in the historic center. Everything looks like an oriental fairy tale set in an ancient city. Beautiful mountain views from the terrace. The room is warm and cozy. A special plus is the dinner in the restaurant. It was delicious.

the wifi was weak and not serving the purpose the disturbance from outside music was annoying

Eclectic fun Accomodation in old stone block buildings! Great views! Great staff and delicious food, including breakfast! Room is needing some maintenance… door lock sticky, bathroom tap leaks, kettle leaks. But we would stay again regardless!

The staff and service are great, but the hotel is confusing as one business appears to operate multiple hotel listings, meaning you may stay in a different part of the (albeit small) town - the room standards appear similar, though. Unusually, no waters in the room, and poor wi-fi in the room we had. The bathroom was quite tired, with poorly maintained elements, and deep cleaning felt lacking. A good breakfast.

Pleasant stay. A little difficult to find the property.

The room was not as advertised. Rather than 35m2 it was about 20m2 (enough room for a queen bed and a few feet around it). No patio/balcony on room as noted. No bottled water as noted. The red mesh netting and silk flower petals on the bed detract from the otherwise nice room. Nice hot shower. Cafe was opposite our room and staff talked loudly til 11pm, which was unfortunate. No wifi details provided.

We enjoyed our stay in the hotel, especially staying in a cave. The room view was mesmerizing. Staff were very cooperative, friendly and welling to serve with a big smile. The also offered free tours as complementary from the hotel to staying guest. The tour guide, Mr. Yassir was very helpful as he helped translating from and to Turkey language. He was also ready to provide information about the historic sites in Arabic and English. Thank you a lot for a great experience.

An amazing stay, negatively and positively. We followed the Hotels.com map to the site indicated on the map. There it was, the Karamanli Konagi Hotel, boarded up, dirty and weedy. A phone number was on the door, but we did not have phones that worked in Turkey. We'd seen signs for another hotel off the main square, but it, too, was abandoned. We were about to abandon the town, with hostile thought towards Hotels.com, when we saw a small information sign. I, who speak Turkish, went in. It was the town's small library in which the only people inside were a young mother with two very young girls reading together at a table. I figured I was here, so I asked them if they had any information on hotels. They called to the back and out comes an older gentleman who looked more like the librarian rather than a tourist information officer. I ask him. He pauses and seems to decide that it is too difficult to explain the situation to me. Follow me he says and he leads me through a succession of alleys to, amazingly, a rather nice hotel reception room. I first start to explain our situation to him, but then just ask if he has two room for us. Yes, maybe he does. I go back to get my traveling companions to check the place out. His rooms are roughly the same price that we were going to pay at the abandoned first hotel. When I told him our names, he exclaimed we were reserved at his hotel... Anyway. after that everything was great.

It was very nice to be there. Guzelyurt is so great. But because of the winter time we got an other hotel place and the one we had booked. Other room, other facilitys. The service people were very nice and helpful.

This was the most beautiful hotel I stayed in while in Turkey, and the staff were so friendly and helpful. It's very convenient to "downtown" but quiet and peaceful (of course, Guzelyurt is a pretty small peaceful place anyway :-)