Yasmin Hotel

I'm not going to scribble on past comments, I stayed and had a wonderful welcome.

Excellent hotel, for a low price you get: 1) close location to the city center, most of the attractions are a 15-minute walk away 2) there are a lot of inexpensive cafes and restaurants nearby, as well as, if you walk a little to the right, there is a market where prices for souvenirs, clothes and food are the lowest. For example, 1kg of strawberries was 200p (100l) and there were also 150p (75lir) options. 3) very hospitable and kind administrators who take care of the guests. These are not just words, people are really interested in how you are doing, they suggest places where it is better to eat (in our opinion, the neighboring Efe Pide Firini restaurant is the best place of all if it is there 2 times a day) and where it is better to change money (but in general, the best Euro-lira exchange rate is on the street with red flags it takes about 10 minutes to walk beyond the Grand Bazaar). In general, it felt like we were guests at home with relatives, thank them very much for such a reception ❤️🇹🇷 It was important that the hotel was close to the center and that it would be comfortable to sleep there. There were no problems with water or laundry, everything was clean. We had a wonderful vacation 👍 Thanks again to the hospitable administrators 💖

The worst hotel imaginable! There's a strong smell of dampness and staleness at the entrance. The room is dirty, the TV didn't work, the kettle is one for the entire hotel, the linen is gray in stains, never changed in six days, the toilet is black mold, the toilet is broken, the towel hasn't dried from the damp, the view from the window is of the dreaded slum. Don't believe the positive feedback! Either they're commissioned or they're not exactly adequate people. It's bottom!