We were on a self directed 23 day trip of Ukraine - Kiev, Odessa and Crimea and this village was a wonderful change from the cities and the sea. Staying at this hotel was wonderful - at the edge of town and near nature. The semi lux room we had provided an unreal view of rock formations and the village... More

We stayed in one of the semi-lux rooms at Dilara Hanu every moment of it. The room was spacious, modern and tastefully finished and with fridge and air-con (good in the July heat) and en-suite too. It also had a direct view of the impressive rock formation at the top of the hill, behind the mini-hotel. Also at the hotel... More

on the hillside right above Bakhchisaray 's old quarter. Great view over town and into the canyons. The people were nice but always kind of busy. Our room was well furnished, bathroom was good. To find it, take a picture of the map at the train station. In the old quarter follow the winding side street to the very end... More

Dilara Hanum is a warm and welcoming b & b, the furniture is basic and the place is not central, but the family is great and there are good common facilities, which makes it a nice place to hang out. - quite rare for such an affordable place. We had not realised that we would be self-catering, also for breakfast... More

Although the place is up the hill along not the best of roads, I will definitely recommend it to anybody who plans a visit to Bakhchisaray. A fantastic view on the medieval old town and picturesque rocks and very hospitable owners. In the dining room there is a decent library for guests in several languages (I re-read Alice in Wonderland... More

Bakhchisaray is a small but charming place that breathes Tatar culture. A lot of tourists visit the city on a day trip (tourist bus), but it's worth spending a couple of nights there and see & enjoy the city. We stayed in Bakhchisaray for 3 days (2 nights). The mini-hotel is lovely and the family very friendly! I'd recommend this... More

We spent in the “Dilara Hanum” mini-hotel some memorable moments next to some extraordinary people. We found here the spirit of Tatars from the ancient capital of Khanate in the legends and history told by our hosts with the charm of these places. For a few days we have been translated into a past era. Places are full of history,... More

Dilara-Hanum mini-hotel is run by a Tatar family; the owner is of course named Dilara. The guesthouse is made up of a complex of buildings separated by gardens and courtyards, perched atop a hill overlooking historic Bakhchysarai. There are a total of 10 rooms that can hold at least three people per room. Room rates range from $10 and $20... More

In a town with hardly anyone speaking english it feels like coming home to Dilara-Harum even if you come unexpected. The bedrooms are basic but there are large living rooms, kitchen and balcony for common use and a nice small oriental style restaurant to take your full board meals. Mountains are close to, your can get much support in organizing... More