Sehrazat Konagi

Very nice building that must date back to ottoman times. I think we were the only guests the night we stayed so felt a bit closed up. Rooms are good and warm. Receptionist friendly. Only improvement was no apparent breakfast on offer despite requesting it the night before. Worth a stay.

The location of the hotel is great. Room was comfortable and clean. The hotel has atraditional design which looks quite appealing. Host was welcoming and kind.

Its a beautiful and pretty well renovated old house in a not so pretty and old neighborhood. Our experience wasn’t bad, there’s just a few things to be pointed out We had an agency made our reservations. They said it’s a 5 star hotel. They gave un what they called the best rooms in the house. They where ok, except they face the street. Maybe because of Ramadan, or just because the street is noisy. We had what it sounded like a parade outside. There’s like a little convenient store in front. They operated past midnight. Besides the noise, the blinds are too thin, so we had a lot of light coming from the outside. Also there was a small lounge are just outside our room. There where people having a reunion. Smoking maybe having drinks, they weren’t really loud, but still you don’t want to be listening to “the neighbors” when you want to go to bed. The meals where another issue. The food was ok, it was just communicating with the staff a problem. They don’t speak Spanish or English. They are nice and they try, but it was difficult asking for things out of the fixed menu. We probably had too much food. Talking about communication issues, for the second night we asked about changing rooms. But because it was late and we where somehow in a rush we ended no chaining rooms. What was our surprise when we got back at night. They didn’t clean our room! So as I said, its a pretty renovated old house, the staff is nice, but they’re just need tu upgrade their game.