The rooms at this boutique hotel underneath the castle ramparts are something else, like a Persian fantasy with elaborately patterned tile walls, luxurious velvet sofas, gorgeous wooden floors and large balconies with carved arabesque details. It's probably the fanciest place in town and certainly the most design conscious.
Hotel Erekle II
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