Hunnap Han

This was a unique hotel located in a little village of Kazdaglari in the hills above the town of Adatepe. It consists of a main building where all meals and social activities take place. The rooms are in walled out-buildings located down hilly cobblestone roads with their own courtyards and balconies overlooking the valley below. The food was prepared by the owner, his wife and attentive staff. There was always a pot of hot coffee brewing. It was a joy to be ensconced in this idyllic scene away from the hustle and bustle of larger communities. Everyone walked and life was simpler and more pure.

I spent a few nights here with two of my friends. The triple room we shared was nicely decorated, clean and spacious. The staff were knowledgable about the area and very helpful, for example when it came to offering to call us a taxi or recommend places to eat. The hotel was quiet and we enjoyed spending relaxing days exploring the village and sitting by the pool.

We had a lovely stay here in mid October. We ate in the evening and had excellent local and creative vegetarian food. After a morning walk to Zeus's Alter, the breakfast was stunning with a wonderful range of food including the best toasted simits we've had in along time. The shower was a bit weak but understandable in an old building. The team were very friendly and gave good advice on walks in the area. Recommended!

Hünnap Han Hotel is located in a tiny village of the area. The village is right in the middle of a huge forest on the hills, houses are made of stone and blend so well with nature.||The hotel has three small buildings. The main one is a two story building where the hotel's restaurant is also located and has a fire place and a nice interior bar for the winter. The garden has a Hünnap tree right in the middle and that is where the hotel gets its name from. A small path below is another two story building with a pool. The only pool at the village. They are also currently about to finish the third building next to the one with the pool which they are planning to call the love house :)||Room sizes and prices at the hotel vary but are overall quite affordable for what it offers.||The breakfast offers a selection of Turkish cheeses, home made bread and börek, three types of eggs and other Turkish specialties depending on the season. And the chef of these specialties is actually also the owner of the hotel. He also offers lunch and dinner services at the restaurant which he also prepares himself. So even if you don't stay there I absolutely recommend you have dinner at the restaurant cause the food is absolutely yummy, with a good selection of wines.||The hotel is also quite known for it's yoga retreats. They have a special meditation room which is situated in a separate area of the second building.||The hotel is able to accommodate around 60 people, but this will increase once the third house opens.||The area is also great for trekking, there are endless parcours in the hills. ||So if you are looking for a peaceful place where you can meditate, walk, eat well this place is highly recommended. Oh and needless to say that the staff is absolutely amazing.

Our tour group spent two nights here. The individual rooms are in different buildings from the main building connected by a treacherous, loose stone path. Definitely not handicap accessible. Even entering the hotel front door you must walk down a steep stoney floor. Rooms are very nice and the wifi was super fast. Pool area was in a very nice courtyard further down the stoney path. Our room was not cleaned the second day, no additional water provided, or clean towels. Since there are no phones, we had to walk over to the main building to get more towels. We could not figure out how to work the TV…two different remotes with no instructions. All we got was static. Food was very good. Breakfast was not served until 8:30am so quite late for our liking. Most other hotels we had been staying at had breakfast around 7 or 7:30. We met the owner, who also cooked our dinners. He was very nice. Cats are all around, but their dog, when let loose, chases them all away 😆. Food was delicious, breakfasts and dinners. Village is small. We walked to the Altar of Zeus and visited a mosque. There’s a few small shops and restaurants within walking distance.

We stayed 2 nights in this hotel. Hotel's main building is something came out from history, very authentic. There are actually 3 buildings, you should ask them when you are booking. Where we stayed is called blue house. Our room has a beautiful garden, lots of bird singing in the morning. Breakfast was great, lots of variety. We had one night dinner at the hotel, great local vines, main meal variety was not too much but sufficent. We ate Hunnap meat ball and stirred lamb pieces, deliciousss. They also bring some meze with the meal, all made with local vegetables. You should ask the help of the staff for the vines and also for what to do in the area. ||There is also a pool in the garden not too big but amazing ambiance with 2 big palm trees. In total, we were not expecting such a thing, well satisfied.

We have stayed two days after a week long yacht tour in Bodrum. We made a stop Hünnap Han. Nice breakfast and exquisite dinners were served here. Chef is good. Rooms were clean & simple. All covid check spots taken care of. |Recommending for at least two days. There is must see place very close “Zeus Altar”. I also wish you visit “Tas Mektep” old village school. It has even lotus pool in the garden.

Really wonderful place situated in old ottomanian Village. The place is divided in three ancient completely refurbished houses. All is perfect for take relaxing and enjoying the nature. |The staff of the Hunnap is always available, friendly and able to make the stay memorable. |Ural, the owner and cooker - he's doesnt want others call him chef, but is a chef! - will give you exceptional gastronomic experiences. Also, the swimming pool is inserted in a context that will make you exclaim WOW! If you going to passing from this nice area in Turkey, you should passing for Adatepe and visiting that place, definitly.