Hotels near Mudurnu Ahiler Museum

"This place is a gem in a beautiful rural area. The food was amazing! They had no problem making vegetarian food. The hosts don't speak English so download Turkish for Google Translate before you get there (because there's no WiFi). Getting there can be tricky, the lat/long of the location shared on Expedia is well before the actual place, you'll have to go another quarter mile (several hundred meters) down the road and look for the sign. It's a bit expensive but worth every penny. It's very cozy and very isolated in a beautiful valley."

"Our stay at Abant Vadi was unforgettable. The setting is magical — cozy log cabins with a peaceful pond right in front, all surrounded by forest and farmland. Waking up to the sound of nature and stepping outside to this view felt like pure relaxation. Breakfast was a highlight every morning. Tekin, one of the farm’s sons, served a traditional Turkish breakfast that was both generous and delicious, with fresh bread, cheeses, olives, eggs, and tea — the perfect start to the day. The farm itself has been in the family for three generations, and you can really feel the love and care that has gone into keeping this place authentic and welcoming. From the friendly animals in the fields to the warm fireplace lounge, every detail makes you feel at home. If you’re looking for peace, nature, and genuine Turkish hospitality, this is the perfect spot. We left feeling refreshed and blessed, and we would love to return."

"As expected Good quality "