Gul Konakları - Sinasos - Special Category

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Gul Konakları - Sinasos - Special Category

Nestled in the historical village of Mustafapasa, Gul Konakları is a unique hotel featuring three beautifully restored Greek mansions surrounded by lush gardens. Each room boasts arched ceilings, stone walls, and wooden floors, reflecting the charm of Greek and ... more

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What type of architecture does Gul Konakları feature?: Gul Konakları features authentic architecture consisting of three restored Greek mansions.
What amenities are available in the rooms?: The rooms have arched ceilings, stone walls, wooden floors, and are furnished in Greek and Ottoman style with traditional handcraft decorations.
What dining options are available at the hotel?: Gul Konakları offers regional cuisine and a set menu with local specialties at its Athens and Thessaloniki Saloons, with meals served both indoors and outdoors.
Is there a garden or outdoor space at the hotel?: Yes, the hotel features lush gardens, including a courtyard at the center called Rose Chalet.
Can guests arrange hot air balloon tours through the hotel?: Yes, the property can arrange hot air balloon tours at an additional charge.
Is airport shuttle service available?: Yes, Gul Konakları can arrange airport shuttle services for guests at an additional charge.
How far is Gul Konakları from the city center of Ürgüp?: The hotel is located approximately 3.1 miles from the Ürgüp city center.
What is the distance from Nevsehir Kapadokya Airport?: Gul Konakları is 31 miles away from Nevsehir Kapadokya Airport.
Is there a selection of beverages available at the hotel?: Yes, guests can enjoy Turkish coffee and a selection of local wine produced by Gul Konakları.
Are there any special features in the hotel's design?: The hotel features traditionally decorated rooms with arched ceilings, blending Greek and Ottoman architectural styles.