Nomad inn

The location was wonderfully pittoresque. It felt really authentic. We had to cross the Bazaar every day to get to and from the Inn but the experience was amazing. We got lost several times because the bazaar is like a labyrinth but we didn't mind. The narrow streets behind the bazaar give the area that particular flavour that a real tourist should be looking for. The Inn was in an old building with stairs and terraces at different levels culminating with a terrace on top from where you could see the city (the Inn itself is on a hill so the top terrace made for a perfect panoramic view!). The room was large (we booked it that way) and really beautifully decorated. The mattress was perfect! The breakfast was rich, diverse and I advise everybody to ask if they don't know how some elements combine together. We didn't, and only during our last breakfast we found out that you're supposed to mix two of the sauces and dip the bread in the mix! The host was very kind and helpful! We would most definitely stay at the same place if we come back (we would like to!).

A small personal inconvenient was the lighting. The entire Inn has these dim lights which make for a wonderful ambient! Really wonderful! But I had to finish some work (I was in Urfa for a conference) and this type of light made it difficult for me to do so. The daylight was short, during the day we had to be at the conference or we visited places and in the evening, after 7 pm, when I had some time to work it was a little bit difficult. But it is not something I would change about the Inn that was perfect as it was. I would only pack a desk lamp or at least a stronger light bulb that I could use for reading in the evening or working ...

The restored old building and it's traditional decoration. The courtyard. The authentic kahvalti breakfast.

Paper cup for tea service and only one teabag and no coffee.

A lovely room - good a/c too

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Beautiful building with nicely decorated rooms. Comfortable bed. Friendly staff. Although it’s in the city centre there’s not too much noise from the streets. Breakfast was lovely and plentiful.

Bathroom was super tiny and the shower was cold.

A beautiful and charming hotel in the heart of the city yet peaceful and quiet. Once you step foot inside the well appointed and stunning courtyard you feel as if you just stepped back in time and entered another world. Additionally the onsite team goes over and beyond to make you feel comfortable and welcomed. Turkish hospitality at its best. The location is excellent as a home base to many of the nearby historical attractions. I highly recommend this beautiful and clean hotel.