Midas Han

This is a lovely place and otantic. The rooms are very clean. Food excellent.

Midas Han proved to be the perfect base for the week we spent hiking the Phrygian Way and sight-seeing the stunning rock-cut architecture scattered around the landscape. All of the best sites are located within easy walking distance of the hotel.nnMidas Han is located on the outskirts of the village of Çukurca and has open views out over fields to Gerdekkaya Anti, a rocky tufa outcrop with a huge temple facade carved into its face.nnThe small cluster of buildings at Midas Han are recently constructed but in a very traditional style, using locally produced stone and timber. The attention to detail, both in the buildings and their contents is really noteworthy and shows that the whole place, including the beautiful garden has been lovingly crafted by the owners. The main building is a large two-story stone structure with a long timber balcony that looks out over the fields. Inside is an open-plan communal dining area and lounge with lots of interesting artefacts on the walls and beams, from Anatolian ceramics to old farm equipment and even an old bird cage! A place of real character!nnOur room was very comfortable and traditionally appointed, with a wood-burning stove and en-suite toilet and shower with hot water all the time. Some of the other rooms are heated with radiators. The price for our accommodation included a delicious, traditional Turkish evening meal and breakfast. Fresh gözleme is prepared on one of several ovens in the garden.nnOne of the owners, who used to work as an archaeology teacher, even took us on a walk out to the nearby Midas City and really brought the place to life with his good-humoured and fascinating tour of this spectacular site.nnA visit to Midas Han is a must for any traveller to this part of Phrygia.

Excelent!!! Good attention, good food, comfortable.

Very nice

We did not use the facility, we examined it a little. Nice facility but expensive for backpackers.