I have to agree the receptionist was lovely, certainly the star of the show. The hotel is nice - my only negative is that there is no where to sit outside. That said as a base one couldn't fault it. more

Iznik is an old town. It has withstood the onslaught of the ages behind its crumbling city walls. Not a very friendly town, but has a few hotels and a plethora of struggling artists trying to paint Iznik designs on Kutahya porcelain and sell them to the not so willing to buy tourists, who are usually packaged daily in Istanbul.... more