Edirne Hotels & Hostels (8)

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The Efe is a touch smarter than most of the other choices here, especially in the lobby, and wi-fi Internet is free. The second-floor doubles are by far the nicest, and have fridges as well as th…

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The cheapest option in town, with basic rooms and bathroom cubicles forcibly rammed into small spaces. The original ceiling fresco in room 103 is an unexpected bonus. Breakfast not included.

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Facing the park next to the Eski Cami, this han was built for Süleyman the Magnificent's grand vizier Rüstempasa in about 1550. Its inner courtyard offers a romantic setting for breakfast, plus a…

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Set in a fine restored house, the dubious green colour scheme lets the spacious rooms down slightly, but all in all it's a good place to stay, and prices may be negotiable. There's an appealing c…

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The better of two hotels run by the Açikgöz bathroom company, enjoying a quiet but very central location. The dedicated family room is a particularly good deal.

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There's nothing spectacular about the Park's rooms, but the facilities go a long way to make it an attractive option, with restaurant, café-bar and barber on site and a big lounge centred around …

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It may look like a smart business-class option from the outside, but inside the Saray is simply a good modern hotel at reasonable prices.

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The layout's slightly strange, especially the elongated triples on the ground floor, but otherwise there's nothing fishy about the Tuna, which does its best to welcome foreign visitors at the qui…

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