I was recommended to come to this hotel by a traveler we met in Cappadocia and I would characterize this as a bad recommendation. No bed bugs and the beds are alright, but beyond that - The cleaning seems to be done by a 15 year old boy - seriously, he doesn't seem happy about it either. And he cleans... More

Right before arriving to Konya, I checked the Lonely Planet and I decided to go for this hotel believing I would meet some backpackers. Well, maybe that would have been the case if I had stayed in the "new" Otel Mevlana. But since I arrived very late at night (around 11pm), I just followed the guy when the taxi left... More

I stayed only one night here. I arrived early evening (18h30), was tired and went straight to bed. And left at 13h00 the next day Rooms & bathrooms are old fashioned but clean. Breakfast boring selection. It's adequate for an overnight budget accommodation option More

Totally unacceptable. We complained and got another room but it's only just bearable. Wiring hanging from the walls, filthy curtains, a floor that hasn't been swept or mopped in weeks. The noise from the plumbing in the rooms around us shocking. More

Let me caveat this by saying there is "new" and "old" Mevlana. I'm on a budget so went for the old side. 1) There is no air conditioning and no fan. You therefore need the window open all night. You are 25m from a main road, 25m from the bazaar, 50m from a mosque, so if you want to sleep... More

We unexpectedly needed a bed late at night and this hotel served the purpose. Friendly staff, small and clean room, 1400 TV channels and breakfast is supplied. For an overnight stay this hotel is more than adequate. This hotel is the one on the left hand side of the street as you walk up from the main road. More

Avoıd thıs hotel at all costs. We ıntended to stay at Hotel Rumı but ıt was full. We went to Hotel Derya but decıded agaınst ıt because we thought we could do better on the prıce. What a mıstake. Hotel Derya was clean and nıce. Otel Mevlana had dırty bathroom, dısgustıngly dırty rugs and bathrooms and a very shabby breakfast.... More

We got to the Mevlana pretty late when it was already dark. So we didn't have much choice regarding the accommodation. (The hotel we where looking for and which was rated very well at Trip Advisor's was closed because of holidays.) They charged 60 TL (= about 27 Euros) with breakfast and we believe that this is nearly the cheapest... More