As Otel is a budget city hotel in central Afyonkarahisar, around one kilometre from the heart of the centre on Ataturk Caddesi. The hotel offers simple rooms with free WiFi and a complimentary breakfast, along with a lounge and restaurant. Its central location suits travellers focused on sightseeing and the city's gastronomy rather than thermal facilities.
As Otel Afyon is a budget city hotel in central Afyonkarahisar, located on Ataturk Caddesi in the Dervis Pasa neighbourhood around one kilometre from the commercial heart of the city. Its central position makes it one of the most convenient bases for travellers who want to explore Afyonkarahisar's well-preserved Ottoman old town, historic mosques, the hilltop castle and the city's celebrated gastronomy quarter without relying on a car or transfer. Afyonkarahisar is nationally known for sucuk sausage, kaymak clotted cream, Turkish delight and its afyon poppyseed products, and the Ataturk Caddesi location puts guests within easy walking distance of the shops, bakeries and restaurants where these local specialities are found. The hotel offers simple, clean rooms across standard single, double and triple categories, providing the core comforts of air conditioning and free wifi without the resort-scale amenities of the out-of-town thermal properties. A complimentary breakfast is included, typically a Turkish-style spread of cheeses, olives, breads and local products that reflects the city's food culture. A lounge and restaurant are available on site, rounding out the modest on-property offer in a way that suits the hotel's budget orientation. Because As Otel is a non-thermal city hotel, guests seeking the mineral-water baths for which Afyonkarahisar is famous will need to arrange day trips or transfers to the thermal zones at Omer-Gecek, Gazligol or Sandikli, which are 15 to 60 kilometres away. The hotel's compact size and central location give it a neighbourhood feel, with helpful front-desk staff used to pointing guests toward the city's key sights and food destinations. It suits independent travellers, backpackers and budget-conscious visitors who want an affordable central base over a full-service thermal resort. Nightly rates typically range from roughly 900 to 1,800 TRY depending on season and room category.
Room types
- Standard Single Room
- Standard Double Room
- Triple Room
Amenities
- restaurant
- lounge
- breakfast
- wifi
- air conditioning
Location
Dervis Pasa Mahallesi, Ataturk Caddesi No:57, 03200 Merkez, Afyonkarahisar, Turkey
38.7560, 30.5400 View on map
Highlights
- Central Ataturk Caddesi location within walking distance of the old town and food quarter
- Budget pricing with complimentary Turkish breakfast included
- Simple, clean rooms with air conditioning and free wifi
- Ideal base for exploring sucuk, kaymak and Afyonkarahisar's gastronomy culture
- Lounge and restaurant on site without resort-scale add-ons
Tips for visiting
- This is a city-sightseeing base, not a thermal resort; arrange day transfers to Omer-Gecek or Gazligol for the waters.
- The breakfast often features local specialities like kaymak and sucuk — worth trying.
- Walking distance to the bazaar and food shops makes it ideal for stocking up on local products to take home.
- Book in advance during public holidays, when domestic tourists fill the city's central hotels.
- Ataturk Caddesi can be busy; ask for a back-facing room if noise is a concern.
Accessibility
As a compact city hotel the property may have limited accessibility infrastructure; travellers with reduced mobility should contact the hotel directly to confirm lift availability, step-free room access and adapted bathroom fittings before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Does As Otel have thermal pools?
No. It is a budget city hotel without thermal facilities. Guests wanting Afyonkarahisar's famous mineral baths will need to arrange a day trip or transfer to the thermal zones at Omer-Gecek, Gazligol or Sandikli.
What is the hotel's location good for?
The Ataturk Caddesi address in central Afyonkarahisar is convenient for the old town, castle, historic mosques and the gastronomy quarter famous for sucuk, kaymak and Turkish delight.
Is breakfast included?
Yes. A complimentary Turkish-style breakfast is included, typically featuring local products for which Afyonkarahisar is known.