The Hotel Akgun is located in Erzurum. This small hotel has 26 rooms and offers guests free Wi-Fi.
This hotel is ideal for travellers looking for a modest base in Erzurum. Free Wi-Fi is available for use with maps and messaging apps.
Kazim Karabekir Pasa Mh., Erzurum, 25040, Erzurum, Turkey
The nearest international airport is Rize–Artvin, about 145 km away.
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177 reviews via Google
People are very nice and helpful. They helped us with our bikes packed in boxes (we were coming from the airport). Confortable beds.
Very friendly staff. Good location. Evening fruit salad was delicious suprise. Lot of mold in bathroom. Room was small.
Stayed here for a whole month , good helpful and generous staff , found some good friends here 😀
Good hotel with the pleasent personnel for a very good price. Recommended.
Affordable and acceptable WiFi pass: 34567890
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