Gumushane Villas

Torul is a town and district of Gümüşhane Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey.

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Our top choices for Gumushane villas

Villa Deniz

Ortahisar

HK$2,281 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

Garden House Uzungöl

Çaykara

Dogan

HK$461 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

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Top Gumushane Hotel Reviews

Sweet Home Suite Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed 4 nights in this hotel , it Is vey peaceful, breakfast is amazing, staff is very helpful and friendly, they help me for arranging all the tours in this area. This hotel is very near to airport about 1.9 Km and we get very easily airport transfer. As per money value it is perfect. Staff Mr.Fateh , Mr.Abdullah and Mr.Omer are very cooperative and friendly. Thanks for all the support from them."

First Joy Hotel

8/10 Good

"Because our stay was during a low tourism period, the breakfast did not take place in its regular location (downstairs dining hall), which did add a bit of extra time, as the food had to be transferred (via dumbwaiter) to the entry-level cafe seating. Even so, the warm foods were warm, the cool foods were cool, and the tea was abundant. It would have been nice if they had offered coffee. The Turks love their "cay," but plenty of travelers from the West would appreciate our beloved coffee (not Turkish "kahve"). Because of the hotel's location (on the hillside above Trabzon), getting around might be a bit of a hassle for people without a car. However, the hotel's shuttle to and from the Forum mall allowed us (who love to walk) to quickly cut off quite a few kilometers from our daily meanderings. I highly recommend the Sumela Monastery! We loved exploring its rooms during the cold, snow, and ice of winter. It made us wonder, "How difficult was monastic life?""

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