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Tokat Hotel Guide

Tokat is a province located in the Black Sea Region of Turkey. It is surrounded by provinces such as Samsun, Ordu, Sivas, Yozgat and Amasya. Its districts, Yeşilyurt and Sulusaray, remain in the Central Anatolia Region. Tokat is one of the cities with the most tombs in Turkey. At the same time, Yeşilırmak, one of the important rivers of Turkey, passes through Tokat.

There are many types of accommodation options in the city. It is possible to find a hotel for every budget. You can use Bilet.com to review Tokat Hotel options.

Tokat Accommodation Options

• Luxury hotels : The most well-known luxury hotels in Tokat are known for their quality services. You can enjoy your stay in hotels with pools, bars and gyms.
• Central Hotels : You can choose hotels with city views that are located in the center of the city and close to historical places.
• Boutique Hotels : There are also boutique hotels for you in Tokat. You can choose these hotels, each of which is carefully designed and has beautiful views.
• Hostel : These budget-friendly hostels, which provide guests with the warmth of a home, are located around the city center. You can choose.

You can choose the one that suits you best in Tokat, which offers many other accommodation options. Don't forget to visit Bilet.com for detailed information.

Places to Visit in Tokat

The places you can visit in Tokat can be listed as follows;

• Stone Hıdırlık Bridge: It is one of the important works of Seljuk Architecture that has survived to the present day. In addition to its strong construction, minor repairs from time to time also played an important role in its survival to the present day. It is still used by the people of Tokat today. In addition, this bridge also has the title of being the only bridge in history that has survived to the present day with its inscription.
• Ali Pasha Mosque and Bath: This mosque is located in Cumhuriyet Square in the center of Tokat. Built in 1572, the mosque is also the largest Ottoman work in the city. The mosque, with its garden that provides a magnificent viewing pleasure in the spring, also stands out with its dome, which adopts Mimar Sinan's school in its architecture.
• Tokat Clock Tower: Built specially for the 25th anniversary of Abdulhamid's accession to the throne , the Tokat Clock Tower stands in the center of the city as solid as the first day. The height of the tower, whose door faces south, is 33 meters. The clock tower, with its powerful sound echoing every half hour, attracts attention with the size of its dials.
• Tokat Ulu Mosque: There are two mosques known under the name "Ulu Mosque" in Tokat. The first one is in the city center and is called Tokat Ulu Mosque. The second one is known as Niksar Ulu Mosque, located in Niksar district. It is known that Tokat Ulu Mosque, built by Danişment people, dates from the 13th century. In the rectangular planned mosque, the congregation area is in the east-west direction.
• Ballıca Cave: Located in the Pazar district of Tokat, the cave is estimated to be 3 million years old and is considered one of the oldest caves in Anatolia. Although the cave is in a high position, it is supported by special walking paths and lighting to facilitate access due to its contribution to tourism. The cave, which draws attention with its many onion stalactites and stalagmites, is 95 meters long and is famous for its dwarf bats.