THİNK Hotel Reviews

The cheapest one in this trip is naturally the one with the simplest conditions. In fact, Konya is almost "hidden in the boudoir and unknown" in terms of tourism. In fact, the local area also has a long history and rich tourism resources, and the city is not small. , but it seems to be lacking in tourism development. It is difficult to find relevant information on domestic websites, including attractions, hotels and restaurants. The biggest highlight of the hotel is that it is located in a prosperous area of ​​Konya Old Town, close to the Sultan Selim Mosque and the Mevlana Museum. There are also many shops and restaurants in the surrounding area. However, the hotel is only in a small building facing the street. The room is really cramped and it is difficult to carry luggage. The box could only be opened halfway, and it was difficult to even stand on it. There are three or four floors in the building. There is an old-fashioned elevator that can only accommodate 2 people and 2 boxes. In addition to the elevator itself, there is also a door at the elevator entrance on each floor. More than once, the outer door was not opened in time. , and was taken up or down by the elevator again. It was really dumbfounding. The breakfast is in the hotel's underground restaurant. The space is not small, and it is very clean and tidy. However, there are too few varieties, and there is only one kind of boiled eggs. You can only barely eat enough, and there is basically no staff service.