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"It’s an ok hotel for a short trip to Konya. The mevlana tomb is about ten minutes away by taxi. The food options are not that great and you should plan your time around their restaurant hours which were misleading. The front office thought their ON8 restaurant was to open at 12pm whereas it never did until after 12:30pm. So it can waste time if the timings are not clear. Overall good value for the money but nothing upscale about this property."

" Nice btw each building. Good and fast chevk in,check out."

"Everyone was really nice and pleasant. The breakfast was pretty much the same everyday but I think this is just traditional Turkish breakfast. Overall enjoyed my stay all the staff were lovely. "

"This hotel has an air of neglect from the minute you walk in, we were ignored by the two reception staff until I made a point of saying we had a reservation. They then gave us a room on the first floor which smelled strongly of smoke, we asked for another and we’re given another one. The internet is dreadful, the swimming area needs attention as the two jacuzzis are out of action and have wires and pipes protruding. The lockers in the pool area have no keys and only women permitted between 10-5...

"It exceeded our expectations, we had booked a room with two separate beds, but they gave us a corner and king room. We were surprised by such good behavior. The behavior of all the staff and the reception was good and respectful, the breakfast was amazing, I will come back to this hotel again and recommend it to everyone. "

"I really had a great stay at Sillehan for a weekend while escaping the traffic of Konya where I was working. Sille is a great location for a short escape, with a lot of historical monuments to visit and great food. The hotel is brand new and is really nicely decorated with wooden floors and walls and beautiful carpets and furniture. We found the entire staff very friendly and helpful. The terrace has an amazing view onto the catacombs and the village. Breakfast at the hotel was generous, rich...