The place is an Osman period building dating from 1870s converted into a guest house. I was impressed with the genuine period wrought iron entrance door and its heavy clangour. The windowsills are also probable the original marble, as might be the staircase. The room is basic but the ceilings are very high and it has plenty of air. The bed was very comfy and the owner even invested into disposable toiletries and slippers to receive his guests. That was what exactly was lacking with me and made my stay comfortable. Very recommend this property!