Cem on the reception desk was an absolute diamond who couldn't do enough for you! The accommodation was just what we wanted our friends to experience i.e a traditional ottoman residence with so many old items from history also! The room/bathroom was extremely clean and quiet with a delicious Turkish breakfast in the morning!

The room was a little on the dark side even with lights on and it was quite snug so for longer stays we would've felt it but an overnight stay was fine.

We stayed overnight and the landlord was awesome and so helpful. We arrived late at night after midnight and he would still welcome us and help us to settle in our rooms and he made us breakfast and spent time with us in the morning and our car was broken so he helped us out. He was so friendly, helpful, and sincere. The room was great, he gave us a big room which was decorated in Ottoman style and it was authentic and cozy. I would highly recommend this place for travelers and overnighters. It is conveniently located in the heart of Edirne Merkez. And it is close to everywhere you need to go.

A very interesting experience of staying in such an unexpected place. The hotel is located in one of the most beautiful buildings in Edirne, carefully restored. Chic design, every piece of decor breathes history. Interesting and positive host Gunther, from whom we learned a lot of interesting things about these places. Comfortable beds, delicious hearty breakfast, proximity to the center.

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It was our 2nd stay in this hotel. We booked it because of good reviews and we didn't regret. It was clean with really comfortable beds. The building is awesome, staff friendly and the breakfast really good. It is located just a street away from the center and the parking in front of it is under video surveillance (great for bikers). For sure I will pick again the same hotel when I will be passing through Edirne

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Personally, for me, the hotel is very nice. Restored old house, with themed furniture, as seen in the pictures. It is well maintained. It is not far from the center. You can easily walk there and back. Parking is provided in front of the hotel. The breakfast is excellent. The rooms are bigger than my expectations.

As a side note - not all of the staff understand English, but we got by without a problem. In one of our rooms, the hot water had to wait 1-2 minutes to come, but then it's fine. In my opinion, the hotel is a bit dark, but it gives an authentic atmosphere.

It is q small hotel in a renovated old Ottoman style mansion full of wood, old furniture, and charm. There's a small courtyard where one can relax and have a beer. It is very near the renovated synagogue and about 10 minutes walk from Selimiye mosque. The location is perfect. It is also very near the market and commercial walking street. The staff are lovely and professional. The rooms are comfortable and charming.

The bathroom was tight, but since it is a renovated Ottoman mansion, there's not much they could do about it.

The breakfast was good and had quite variety. I would recommend to change the variety with a little bit more quality and it will become great

I think It was a little bit more expensive than it should be. There was no Parking. The parking is the street and in front of the hotel there are cameras to watch the cars. But the parking spots which were covered by the cameras were taken so our car was parked outside the camera's visibility. Nobody spoke to us in Bulgarian and the people we met in the hotel didn't speak Bulgarian - something which was highly announced. I expected a little bit more attitude from the people.

The old style house, the ceiling, the architecture of the building .The great work they have done to combine old with new so its comfortable for us nowadays. The staff was very polite too. The place is in the heart of the town and we could park our car right in front of the hotel and walk to the centre for 3 minutes. The breakfast was also very good and enough. I recommend this place.

All was good

Great location, less than 5 minutes to the centre and close to many cafes and restaurants. The building is historic and stunning inside, you get a real taste for what it must have been like during the Ottoman period. The outdoor partio is lovely, and buying a bottle of wine from the hotel (it was called Edirne and was recommended by the owner-it is an excellent red wine and we both recommened it) it was so nice drinking it out on the patio in the evening. The owner is very friendly and welcoming, a fascinating man you can have a great talk with and learn a lot, he has many stories to tell. It was very quiet at night and the bed was comfortable, the room was nicely decorated, and the interior of the hotel was also nicely decorated. The breakfast room was very nicely decorated with many treasures the owner purchashed through his travels, with each piece telling a story.

The only thing was the breakfast, there could have been more variety such as a few more fruit, vegetables, few more cheeses etc, and I hardly give reviews over breakfast, so...

The location is very close to the city center. The building is incredibly beautiful, renovated from an old house into a lovely small hotel, maintaining all the old objects/art objects and the otoman style. It looks like a cosy museum that I loved staying in.

The sound insulation, but the cause is the eood inside the building. Also, the light in the room was poor and I must mention the lack of bedside tables.