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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.

The vineyards house Safranbolu offers an unforgettable accommodation experience with its beautiful garden and the magic of the historical house. The house is dated 800 years ago. Also has had a restoration process. Our room was clean and clean, we had no trouble in that direction. Only because it is a general wooden structure, the sound can come from other rooms or common space. After setting up in our room, the hotel manager Nurullah gave us a very good information about the history of the hotel. He even designed a trip route to us. This was a long time without seeing the businessmen involved. We took breakfast, one day inside, one day in the garden. It was enough. In short, it was a holiday that made me feel like staying at my own home. I recommend that interested people try this kind of accommodation.

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.

Hospitality was amazing. Hotel staff was very polite and kind. Hotel breakfast was delectable and captured the feels of Turkish cuisine very well. Views from the hotel were great and rooms were very unique and well designed. Hotel garden was immaculate and looked amazing in the night, and was very cosy. It was definitely one of my favourite things about the hotel. Overall, a 10/10 experience!

We stayed as a family of 4 people. We thought that the Cedir was enough for children but it was enough. A hotel in the center. We visited Safranbolu center without ever taking the car out of the hotel. I was surprised that there was no sweaters in the hotel. No TV rooms. But TV is in common area. It's hard to go by car on historic roads. At first we found the hotel difficult, then we went hard because historical roads are stone and tight.

A beautiful, historic wooden mansion with friendly hosts, amazing breakfasts and a perfect location. Safranbolu houses are known for their historic cupboards, and there are two in this mansion, a bath cupboard and a turning serving cupboard. I chose to stay in the master bedroom which is possibly the most beautiful room in which I have ever slept. It has access to a shared bathroom, but there are other rooms with their own bathroom if that is what you prefer. The house has (I think) eight rooms for visitors, so if you are a group you could book an entire floor or an entire house. I was very happy staying there as a solo visitor, too. The breakfasts are generous and tasty. When I came down on the first day and saw a table covered with small bowls, I thought this was part of the buffet - instead, I found that it was all for me! And that was before the fruit and a freshly cooked egg dish were brought to the table. It is a family-run hotel and they are very kind and helpful. They gave me both advice (in English) and practical help, and they were very responsive to emails while I was planning my trip. The house is very clean and comfortable and I recommend it most highly! I hope I will be able to stay there again one day.

There’s a lot of accommodation to choose from in Safranbolu, and the overall standard seems to be pretty high, so it took a while to decide which place to book for a two night stay. As it turned out, we chose well. Akbulut Konak was wonderful. I like staying in places that are run by the people who own them; even better when they have a history and have been lovingly restored. The father and son team are great hosts, and incredibly proud of their house. There are so many nice touches around the place. Breakfast was excellent. Our room was quirky and characterful. Not a great deal of storage space, and pretty hot/bright (lots of windows and no air con), but it was befitting of the surroundings.