Hotels near Süleyman Şah Cami in Konya

Everything was beautiful breakfast was great and staff were very beautiful faces but there was no information about mini bar in the room, it should be added

Hotel was spacious and clean. Staff were friendly. Ideal location. Very central and near all tourist attractions and centre of town. Stayed here for one night with main purpose to visit Rumi Museum. Average breakfast.

Breakfast is ok, quite rich. An extra bed is possible, and the hotel facilities are up to standard four-star hotel decoration. The only thing is that the hotel building has a triangular shape, and the large bed room at the end of the corridor is very small and uncomfortable. If you register at the store, you must specify that you don’t want the room at the end of the corridor. We are also unfamiliar with the place of life. We were confused when we took the room card, and we were filled with the room when we communicated and exchanged. This is not very satisfying. Other swimming pool sauna massage services are ok

The Hich Hotel Konya is a 4-star hotel in a 19th-century building. It's located next to the Mevlâna Museum, the mausoleum of Sufi poet Rumi, and a 4-minute walk from the Selimiye Mosque. The hotel has a garden, terrace, and cozy cafe that serves free breakfast (not buffet, but a large varied tray with too much food to comfortably finish). The rooms are traditionally decorated with handmade rugs, original artwork, and desks (their description) – actually the furniture looked like random pieces of 1960’s designs picked up at thrift shops, but functional, all the same. Some rooms have museum views. The hotel is not wheelchair accessible and the rooms and reception lobby are upstairs (and there is no elevator). I really wanted to love this hotel, but our room was spartan with old furniture, the shower was not all that well cleaned, the air conditioner didn’t work properly, the bed was not uncomfortable, but pretty hard and the TV had only one station in English which had 24-hour evangelist preachers. To the hotel ‘s credit, the staff was always polite (just occasionally missing), our room seemed freshly painted, the woodwork newly varnished and the TV (pragmatically useless as it was to us) was a modern flat-screen unit. The white-painted iron bed frame looks brand-new. Like the rest of the hotel and restaurant, there are copious libraries of current and classic books – but all are in Turkish. The 6AM morning call to prayer from the nearby mosque seemed to be a duet lamentation with one singer’s amplifier on extreme reverb. Maybe its just a style, maybe it’s a Suffi thing – when I asked, I was told that it’s not unusual and sometimes there are three voices. The front desk of the hotel was frequently vacant and requests for service went sometimes unheeded until asked a second time. The food, both breakfast and dinner, in the restaurant was excellent and reasonably priced but, again, the service was nearly non-existent.

We drove from Antalya to Goreme, and we went to Tuzi Lake on the second day of rest in Conya. The breakfast was good, the room was clean and the environment was normal. At 8 o'clock in the evening, there was no one on the road, and the store was basically closed. . As a midway break, the hotel’s little brother will help with parking.

The room was ok, the breakfast was good, and the coffee choices were great and delicious. There are no ironing facilities in the room, which is a bit inconsistent with five stars. It should be noted that this hotel charges a city tax, but it is not included in the room rate booked by Ctrip. I was overcharged by 10 euros, only to find out later that it was the tax. Most other cities in Turkey do not have this tax.

I very much enjoyed my three-night stay at the stylish and colourful Hotel Think, which is located very close to the Mevlana Museum, the main sight in the city. The double bed in my room was most comfortable and the sound-proofing of the room was fine, which was just as well, as the road outside is a busy one. I liked the walk-in shower in the en suite bathroom, where hot water was available at all times. I had breakfast at the hotel every morning and also ate at the ground floor Safran Restaurant and at the fifth floor café. The quality of food served is very good: definitely above par for a hotel restaurant. I really liked the buffet breakfast, with plenty of fresh fruit available. It takes around ten minutes to walk from the hotel to the Alaaddin Park in the city centre. Just one suggestion. There was not enough storage space in the room. Either shelves or a chest of drawers could easily be installed under the table fitted to the wall, as there is plenty of space available there.

We stayed here for three nights last weekend. The hotel is created out of a beautiful 200-year old house with a relaxing garden in a central but quiet position in the lovely city of Konya. The rooms are large, comfortable and spotlessly clean. The breakfast is very generous and has a wide range of local produce including the delicious mouldy cheese which is a speciality of the area. The owner, Momed, is incredibly kind and helpful and very knowledgeable about the city. He arranged for his brother, Mehmet, to take us to Catalhoyuk at a very reasonable price and we discovered lots about their upbringing in the Tarsus Mountains. Mehmet is also a well-known local kilim dealer and produces kilims to traditional designs using natural dyes and local weavers. The brothers are both honest and trustworthy and they charge reasonable prices for the services and rugs that they offer. The real beauty of staying at the Konya Dervish Hotel is that you get to meet the owners who can answer all your questions about Turkey and tell you about their life - which is, after all, the real reason for travelling. You couldn't wish for kinder and more generous hosts than the owners of this hotel. If you are interested in buying a kilim, do read the story in the hotel's pamphlet about the very special rugs that they produced for a castle in Scotland - it will reassure you that you are dealing with one of the most reputable dealers in Turkey. Konya is a lovely city with some great sights and the Dervish Hotel is the best hotel in the city at a very reasonable rice.

The room is small and compact, the location is very good, just next to the mosque of the father of the rotating dance, the decoration equipment of the room is very elegant and warm, the breakfast is not bad 👍🏾😌

plenty of dining options all around. Despite being located close to the main road, the noise insulation was amazing. Not even once did we get disturbed by the traffic outside. The rooms are clean, well kept, spacious with all amenities one requires. The rooms have both heating and cooling options available. The breakfast was authentic Turkish and served in a restaurant with ample space and attention to hygiene. I spent 5 nights with family and became a fan of the place primarily because of the hospitality extended by the hotel manager Abdurrahim Dundar. An elegant person who is knowledgeable about history, culture, and speaks fluent English. He helped us book our taxi for the return trip to airport as well. The kids loved it so much that they didn’t want to leave after the kind of hospitality and care they experienced. In essence, we found another home away from home. Thank you Abdurrahim and Bera team!