Gulevi

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• kristinabT178CW

  16 julio 2018
  Wonderful traditional hotel

  The staff were very welcoming and helpful. The room was comfortable and the bathroom nicely designed - the gardens were also lovely. Off the main streets but still a very short walk to the sights. Highly recommend for an authentic Safranbolu experience.

  

• Cheryljxx

  01 septiembre 2018
  Incredible

  This hotel is amazing. Three beautifully restored Ottoman houses built around a wonderful garden, full of quiet places to sit & relax. Comfortable beds, quality linen, a great breakfast, lovely hosts and a wonderful atmosphere. 2 minutes walk to the old town this is the place to stay in Safranbolu.

  

• Volivo99

  19 diciembre 2020
  Picturesque Ottoman B&B - Family and Pet friendly

  What a nice experience to stay in a sprawling restored Ottoman mansion in Safranbolu! The rooms are beautiful and the Ottoman tradition is infused in every aspect of your stay - right down to the linens. Beautiful artwork throughout and large lawn with covered seating. The staff was very friendly. Even during covid, they are able to keep everything appropriately socially distanced and safe. Breakfast was lovely. Our spaniel was happy there.

  

• Irlantilainen

  09 octubre 2018
  Turkish Delight

  Gul Evi, situated below the castle, lies just above the centre of Safranbolu, and is an oasis of tradition, hospitality and serenity. Simple en-suite rooms in 3 carefully restored Ottoman buildings sit above a quiet tree shaded garden. Soft music plays, cats doze and afternoon teas are served. The manager and owner speak excellent English. The perfect place to relax with a cold beer or a glass of raki after a day wandering the narrow streets of Safranbolu, ideal for a restorative break from travels in this beautiful area of Turkiye.

  

• Lea_Anne97

  22 diciembre 2018
  Charming Ottoman style house, good location

  My family of four stayed here for one night during our visit to Safranboulu on our way to Amasra. The entrance is located on a narrow street and to get to the hotel lobby we walked through giant leather type flaps- perhaps this was the keep the heat in and cold out. Large beautiful keys hung behind the counter and when you leave the hotel to visit Safranboulu you are asked to return the keys. We stayed in a family suite located on the second level above the breakfast dining area. We were the only guests staying that weeknight as far as I could tell. The suite consisted of a living area with a traditional looking L shaped couch, one bedroom, and a bathroom with two sinks, a toilet and a tub. The water pressure and temperature was good, the rooms were well heated, and the staff set up a cozy baby bed for our baby. I was a little scared of ruining the wooden bathroom counters and wooden bathroom floors, considering all the water thats naturally in a bathroom. The bathtub could have been a bit cleaner, but we scrubbed it a bit and my toddler took a quick bath. There was something wrong with the lighting in the living area of our suite, but the staff quickly came to set up alternate lighting so it didnt bother us. The hotel consists of at least three separate buildings with character, from creaky wooden floor, traditional wood locking mechanisms, and charming windows looking out onto rooftops. On the bottom floor of one building there was a lovely art exhibit featuring photos of saffron. We didnt learn much of the history of these specific buildings, but we didnt ask. There was also a beautiful garden/patio area with couches and green space. Classical music gently played in the background which was relaxing. I booked this stay online at the hotels website, at a price of 140 euros per night. This price includes breakfast. Breakfast consisted of Turkish style scrambled eggs, an assortment of breads, four jams, olives, cheeses, honey, yogurt, juice, coffee and tea. It would have been nice to have had some additional items, or made to order omelets. Still, we were satiated. It also would have been nice if the hotel offered complimentary bottled water and extra towels. There was a coffee maker in the room, but no bottled water. My husband walked to a local market to buy us bottled water. For a traditional Ottoman house, this was a good, pleasant stay, although Id be curious to see what other types of lodging Safranboulu has.