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English: The provincial information page has: "Çakaloğlu Inn is located in the Halimağa Bazaar (Kasap Hızır Neighborhood) between 895 and 861 streets. There are two fountains on the east and west sides of the entrance on the northern façade of the historical Çakaloğlu Inn and on these fountains we can see the dates 1805 and 1806. Therefore, the building must have been built in this period, during the reign of Selim III. Located in Konak Kemeraltı, right next to the Kızlarağası Inn, this 18th century Ottoman monument is made of cut stone, rubble and brick, and has a rectangular plan, with a corridor in the middle and eighteen rooms in total with 9 rooms on each side of the corridor. It is a rectangular structure extending in the north-south direction. The entrance to the inn is through two large doors opening from the North and South facades. There is a fountain adjacent to the façade on the right side of the entrance to the inn and it looks like a five-sided independent structure, but its date of construction is simultaneous with the inn. "