Kazdaglari Karye Müze Otel

The rooms are spacious, and breakfast was generous and satisfying. The air feels fresh, and it’s peaceful here, maybe one of the quietest spots in Yesilyurt. At night, head to the terrace behind the parking lot where the hammocks are. It’s a great place to listen to the forest and all the animals.

I spent 3 days here and never regretted it. It’s a calm place where you can really seclude yourself. The village is picturesque, with lots of authentic cottages, and the breakfast and museum were exceptional. For olive oil dishes, go to çakır kahvaltı in the village. They’re mouthwatering.

We stayed one night and paid 150 eur for two people, which felt very expensive. Getting to the otel was difficult because of the village roads, even though it’s a tourist village. I can understand paying 100 euros for a room overlooking the Vatican in Italy, but that amount for a tourist village hotel room with poor quality instant coffee makes me think twice. I also don’t think otel prices in Turkey should be quoted in Euro, since the currency is Turkish lira. We didn’t try dinner, and breakfast was standard, the sort you can get anywhere.

The architecture is interesting, and we met staff who were genuinely dedicated and helpful. There’s also a private museum collection in the basement.