Hilton Garden Inn Konya

“Nice hotel in Konya”

Saime and Irfan and there colleagues were wonderful . We liked the nutrition section and all the food was great. Truly it was a great breakfast experience.

“Amazing”

I came for a business trip. The staff is home welcoming they are really nice especially the reception staff. They all are professional and helpful people. They speak very good english as well I had no doubt asking them anything. The meeting rooms were cleaning and useful I was able to work peaceful… more

I came for a business trip. The staff is home welcoming they are really nice especially the reception staff. They all are professional and helpful people. They speak very good english as well I had no doubt asking them anything. The meeting rooms were cleaning and useful I was able to work peacefully.

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“First time to Konya from USA, enjoyed staying here”

Yes good experience, nutritionist is very nice she came spoke to us about food, she is the one who prepared the food which was excellent.

“One night in Konya: Warm People, Comfortable Hotel, Pricey Tea, no view”

We stayed at this hotel for one night. At first, the luxurious lobby caught my attention, and then at the reception we were warmly welcomed with friendly smiles. One of the staff members also gave us very helpful information about the Sema (whirling dervish) ceremony that was held every night, incl… more

We stayed at this hotel for one night. At first, the luxurious lobby caught my attention, and then at the reception we were warmly welcomed with friendly smiles. One of the staff members also gave us very helpful information about the Sema (whirling dervish) ceremony that was held every night, including the location, which was excellent. Our room was spacious, clean, and luxurious, but don’t expect a view from these rooms. The hotel is close to the Mevlana Cultural Center and is about a 15-minute walk from the Mevlana Mausoleum. That said, there are many hotels that are even closer to the Mevlana Mausoleum. The only negative point about the hotel was the high amount of money they charged us for three small glasses of tea. In contrast, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Erzurum, not only were tea and coffee free, but they also provided pastries and biscuits alongside them. The people of Konya are very hospitable, and I would also like to give special thanks to Nezih Konya Mutfağı. While we were walking past, my young son suddenly needed to use the restroom, and they kindly allowed us to use theirs. When we were leaving, I wanted to buy a bottle of water, but despite my insistence, they refused to take any money from me. A restaurant with this kind of kindness will certainly have delicious, high-quality food as well—and you could tell from how full the place was.

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