Hotel berhampiran Kuba Cami, Amasya

We were on the road for 8 hours. When we arrived all we wanted was clean rooms and a good time for the family. We placed our luggages in the rooms. We asked for connected rooms as we have little children and we wanted the family to stay together. Unfortunately they were not understanding of the situation even though in our booking we mentioned connected rooms ONLY. Anyhow, we went for a meal and got changed to go for swimming as the kids needed a stretch. My husband and two kids (boy and girl) were going for the swim. They weren’t allowed to stay together as my 8 years old is too old for the men’s pool. They don’t have a family pool!!! On their website, they have a picture of a family in a pool together but in reality they had us separated. So another point for not being family friendly. We wanted to make the best of our stay. One of the rooms smelled like cigarettes so we asked for it to be cleaned. No one showed up even though we called more than once. At 7pm we just gave up. We all stayed in one room and payed for the other room even though we couldn’t use it. I mentioned to the reception that I have allergies and can’t stay in a room with cigarettes smell. I don’t think it is fair we were charged for the room when it was not ready for us to use it and they won’t even come and check the room. I really don’t recommend this hotel for any family looking to have a good time “together”.

Vecchia dimora nel centro cittadino ristrutturata come albergo , che conserva il fascino della casa antica con un bel cortile interno dove si mangia. Tre (mezzi) piani con le camere, ovviamente senza ascensore, di buon livello , anche se il bagno era decisamente piccolo e il lavandino, pur originale (fatto di pietra con rubinetteria ottone) , poco funzionale (non siamo riusciti a far uscire l'acqua fredda). Wifi sufficiente e personale gentile (sempre solito problema di mancata conoscenza inglese) , con colazione, però, da migliorare.

I got the room in the corner which offered beautiful view of Amasya Castle, King's Rock Tombs, Yaliboyu Evleri and the bustling street! The view was different during the day and at night - it was like staying in the hotel for two different periods of time. Location wise is very strategic, it is within walking distance to interesting places, shops, restaurants, cafes, and . The hotel has its own restaurant which had (although limited) vegetarian options include mezzes. Clean hotel with marked of social distancing plus the disinfectant in several spots.

Centrally located on the river with a view of the Kastle and sits on a small beautiful main street that takes you to the lovely smaller streets in this picturesque and romantic city. Walkable to the bridge to cross over the river to the lively strolling street where there is live music, cafes, and a relaxed bustling nightlife and gorgeous view of the Kastle , which is lit up after sunset. The hotel has a lovely interior garden to relax and have a beautiful Anatolian breakfast. The rooms are clean and spacious. We took a suite which has a small balcony. The staff are so kind and helpful with our google translate :) We are a couple but it is great for families and friends and solo travelers. It is a beautiful authentic , historical hotel- and not new modern. Amasya needs at least 2 nights- easily more. The cuisine is excellent and authentic, the old town is beautiful. The 5000 year old castle and kings tombs take minimum one day. There is an award winning Manti restaurant and an authentic live folk music restaurant with delicious Anatolian cuisine and spirit. All walkable. Highly recommend! We hope to return and stay here!