I stayed at this hotel three nights. The employees were great. They all seemed to focus on the customer. The one thing future guests should be aware of is the breakfast. They advertise a complimentary breakfast which really is misleading. When you enter the breakfast hall you’re given a plate with two slices of cucumbers, one slice of a tomato, two slices of cheese and three black bag green olives. There’s white bread, hard boiled egg, tea and a sugary OJ. That’s it. Breakfast begins at 730 am and if you’re lucky enough you can get the limited scrambled eggs that are devoured prior to your arrival. The room was warm which was nice. Tea was available throughout the day. WiFi was non-existent and the rooms are tiny with hard uncomfortable mattresses. The price was reasonable considering you’re two blocks from one of the most beautiful mosques. I also loved staying so close to the mosque to hear their beautiful call to prayers. I would rate this hotel a 6/10. There are many other options on the area I later found out about that offered a much better living arrangement with WiFi and for less the cost. I know for the next time.
Located in Odunpazarı within a 5-minute walk of Eskisehir Ataturk Stadium, Asiwa Otel is within a 15-minute stroll of Yunus Emre Kultur Merkezi. This 48-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Centrally located in Eskişehir, the hotel is connected to a shopping center, and a short walk from Porsuk River and Eskisehir Cultural Center.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast, served each morning from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM.
32-inch LED TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries, and Select Comfort beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and pillow menus ensure a restful night. Other amenities include electric kettles, desks, and free tea bags/instant coffee.
Asiwa Otel features free WiFi in public areas, a terrace, and laundry facilities. If you drive, put free parking to good use. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with concierge services, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a vending machine, a porter/bellhop, and a water dispenser.
I stayed at this hotel three nights. The employees were great. They all seemed to focus on the customer. The one thing future guests should be aware of is the breakfast. They advertise a complimentary breakfast which really is misleading. When you enter the breakfast hall you’re given a plate with two slices of cucumbers, one slice of a tomato, two slices of cheese and three black bag green olives. There’s white bread, hard boiled egg, tea and a sugary OJ. That’s it. Breakfast begins at 730 am and if you’re lucky enough you can get the limited scrambled eggs that are devoured prior to your arrival. The room was warm which was nice. Tea was available throughout the day. WiFi was non-existent and the rooms are tiny with hard uncomfortable mattresses. The price was reasonable considering you’re two blocks from one of the most beautiful mosques. I also loved staying so close to the mosque to hear their beautiful call to prayers. I would rate this hotel a 6/10. There are many other options on the area I later found out about that offered a much better living arrangement with WiFi and for less the cost. I know for the next time.
