Yanar Dagh

What a hotel). I really loved this hotel and staff. Felt as home.

Wonderful experience, one of the best hotel i have had stayed. Will comeback again!

This hotel, the Deniz Inn Boutique Hotel, like other boutique hotels in the old town, is a converted family home. These types of hotels typically have few rooms, and while the rooms are well-equipped, the breakfast is subpar. Although it advertises a buffet, it's practically impossible to offer one if there are only one or two rooms occupied. My breakfast consisted of a tomato, a cucumber, a few slices of sausage, and a plate of scrambled eggs with tomatoes. It was a very simple breakfast. The hotel owner tried hard to serve guests, but the other staff could only provide the most basic service, limited by their limited English.