Elikesik Inn is a historical inn located on the Konya-Derbent route. Built around 700 years ago, Elikesik Inn's architectural style points to its Anatolian Seljuk origins and was restored by the Regional Directorate of Foundations.
Thus, the inn, which has been renovated recently, has been rebuilt in accordance with its original form. Although there is no inscription about the construction and the builder of Elikesik Inn, it is estimated that the work belongs to the Anatolian Seljuk Period, based on its architectural style.
Constructed from cut stone, the inn embodies classic Seljuk design principles. The three-nave indoor section and an open courtyard are hallmarks of this era's architecture.
This feature, which is quite common in the Seljuks, Elikesik Inn, has the same plan features with Altınapa, Horozlu and Kuruçeşme Inns. The inn, which has the characteristics of an inn-zawiya with its units added to the east and south walls of its courtyard and its secondary spaces, is among the rare structures in this respect.
