- Address
- Cami Yolu Street, 17980
- Chain
- ON
- Opened
- 1997 (renovated 2004)
About Hunnap Han Hotel
Hunnap Han is a 260 year old Ottoman Mansion, well preserved and designed classically. Its name is coming from the 180 year old Hunnap tree in the garden. Hotel is located in one of the oldest villages of Turkey, Adatepe. It is the place where history, mountain and sea meet.
The hotel is approximately 5 km from some of the best beaches in Turkey. An ancient bridge is situated close to the hotel and has become a famous attraction in the area. Other attractions include: Altinoluk (10 km) - this lesser-known coastal town is close to several ancient sites. Assos (25 km) - this small, historically rich town was once home to Aristotle and was also visited by St. Paul. It now offers intriguing ancient ruins and spectacular views of the Aegean Sea. Troy (25 km) - this famous name is now attached to an important archaeological site, the traditional location of Homeric Troy, or 'Truva'. Pergamon (130 km)- Bergama's notable ruins are the Sanctuary of Asclepius (or Asclepeion), a temple dedicated to an ancient Greek god of healing, and the "Red Basilica" complex ("K?z?l Avlu" in Turkish), a second century AD construction of the Emperor Hadrian.