Welcome to Madame Tadia Hotel in the Heart of Eskisehir

There are many places that recall the past of Eskişehir from the 19th century to the present day, and the Madame Tadia Hotel is one of them. Madame Tadia moved to Eskişehir from Austria in the 1890s. A kind and generous woman, she managed a small hotel that quickly became beloved by both foreign and local travelers. Over time, it turned into a true refuge for poets, historians, and wanderers. Among its guests was the writer Halide Edib Adıvar, one of the most important figures in Turkish literature. In her book “The Turkish Ordeal” she describes her impressions of the events of 1918–1923 and mentions Madame Tadia and her hotel: “Until June 7–8 I used to read a book before sleep in Madame Tadia’s room without extinguishing the candle. The streets were completely silent. One evening, just as I returned to my room, news came from the headquarters: Mustafa Kemal Pasha had reserved a compartment for me in his carriage, which was leaving at half past eight. Suddenly all the windows began to shatter, gunfire broke out everywhere, and the sound of footsteps filled the air. It felt as if the Greek army had entered the city or a new revolution had begun. I went downstairs and saw Madame Tadia. She said that Greek planes had dropped bombs on the back of the hotel.” The hotel is also mentioned in the memoirs of Elliott, an employee of the British Embassy, published in The Times in 1905: “In Eskişehir, one must get off the train and spend the night at a hotel near the station. There is no other establishment like it. Just a few steps from the railway, there is a small hotel run by Madame Tadia, famous for its soups, pies, and café au lait. At that time, Madame Tadia was a true trademark for passengers of the Anatolian Railway.” Today we are reviving this historic building, which has served our city for more than 130 years, preserving its spirit while giving it a modern face.


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A Room with Two Separate Beds with a View of Eskisehir

A comfortable accommodation experience against the lively atmosphere of the city! With its two separate beds and modern ...

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Comfort Room with Large Bed and City View

A comfortable and peaceful stay with a city view! Equipped with a spacious bed and a stylish design, this room is an exc...

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Family Accommodation Suite

Have a comfortable and enjoyable accommodation experience as a family! This spacious room, which can accommodate a maxim...

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Comfortable Accommodation Option – Room Only

A room-only option for a flexible and free accommodation experience! Stay as you wish in the comfortable rooms of Madame...

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A Delicious Start to the Day - Bed & Breakfast

Start the day with a pleasant breakfast against the city view! Get ready to explore Eskişehir by making an energetic sta...

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Reviews

10/10
Hasan Ataer
### When I first came to the hotel to experience a Stay at Madame Tadia,to be honest, I had a small question mark inside me: **“I wonder what kind of place it is?”**But the friendly welcome, sincere expressions and sincere approach I encountered at the reception dispelled all the question marks in the first minutes.Madame Tadia is a beautiful building that has been restored by preserving its historical texture and combines the traces of the past with the comfort of today. The rooms are in the standard hotel sense; clean, tidy and qualified to meet the needs. Jul.However, I have a small and important piece of advice for those who will stay. When there are weddings, invitations or similar organizations in the ceremony hall located on the lower floor of the hotel, especially on weekends **quite a lot of noise** can be heard in the rooms above the hall. Therefore, my advice is that if possible **do not take a room from the first floor**. If you are going to stay on the second floor, you should also prefer remote rooms over the hall. Thus, you can enjoy the historical atmosphere and the tranquility offered by the hotel much more comfortably.But what really makes Madame Tadia special to me is her staff, who make a person feel like a friend who has come to her house, not a guest.**All employees are really warm, friendly and solution-oriented. When you express any problem, instead of understanding “This is not our problem”, ** How can we help?”** you see his approach. This is perhaps more valuable for a hotel today than the comfort of the room özellik.Ve especially **Ms.Nurhan Onur, the Headmistress of F&B...**It is really not easy to describe Nurhan Hanım in a few sentences.As soon as you enter the restaurant, not only a hotel employee greets you; **it's as if you've been greeted by a family elder you've known for a long time.**With a sincere smile,**“Good morning, how are you this morning?"**his asking blows up a person's eyes, which have not yet fully opened, as well as his opium, which has not yet exploded.**😊But the really nice thing is that you feel that this is not a welcome sentence uttered on duty. There is sincerity, kindness and real hospitality in Ms. Nurhan's approach. Of course, you appreciate the quality, presentation and variety of breakfast; but beyond all this, **you think that it is its warmth that gives meaning to breakfast a little**.A person does not feel like a customer, but like a guest who is respected and really cared for.In my opinion, it is not only a beautiful building, a comfortable room or a rich breakfast that makes a good hotel good. **How it makes a person feel.** This is exactly one of the biggest advantages of Madame Tadia.I'm going to stay here for a while longer. But I already know that when it's time to break up, when I'm leaving the hotel and going somewhere else ** it's not “I'm leaving a hotel”, but “I'm going somewhere other than my house”** the feeling yaşayacağım.Ve I have no doubt that I will prefer Madame Tadia again on my next trips to Eskişehir.**Thank you to everyone who contributed. Especially to Nurhan Onur Hanım, who makes it nice to start the day with that warm smile...**Some people serve where they work; others **add spirit to where they work.**I think Ms. Nurhan is in the second group. 🌿
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