House 39

Built inside a restored 19th-century caravanserai quarter in Sheki's old town, House 39 occupies a traditional Azerbaijani dwelling on M.H. Şəhriyar Street, where carved wooden balconies and shebeke lattice windows reflect the city's historic craftsmanship.

The property holds a 9.6 rating across 21 reviews, suggesting a consistently personal level of hosting rare at larger guesthouses. Sheki's renowned Khan Palace sits roughly ten minutes on foot, and the covered bazaar stretching along the lower town is closer still.

Sheki itself is the main draw: cooler than Baku by several degrees in summer, surrounded by forested Caucasus foothills, and producing the region's distinctive halva and silk goods sold in workshops steps from the address.