Not the same as the palace of shakikhans. This is smaller and less decorative. Although full renovated, some blurry glass with bubble inside are the original came from venation. And nice to know that the 4 colors of the glasd represent 4 seasons of the year. Taken photo inside need to pay 3 Manet.(US1=1.65Manet). The 2 different door knocker in my photo represents something for u to find out.

Cost 5 manat to enter. Additional 2 Manat if you wanted to take photos. The gardens and exterior of the house are small but very pretty. Inside there are five rooms. Four are very plain, though a guide will explain what they are for. The final room is very beautiful with stain glass windows and gold leaf ornamentation. But after 10 minutes I felt I'd seen the whole house.

Gorgeous palace, really worth the visit, really friendly guides.

Nice place with a lot of local handcrafts

One of old places in Sheki. Recomend for visit and feel of history.

Very nice palace,i am injoid

Excellent winter palace

Perfect

5 manat to enter and not worth the price in my opinion. Paid 5 manat to go up to see literally ONE ROOM with colourful painting and the rest are all white without painting at all. At first I thought they were doing restoration work but after reading someone's comment from years ago that it has always been like that. It is true that it's a very reconstructed place and there's no way to know whether it's truly historical or a recreation. This is not located INSIDE the Sheki Khan Palace compound, we went here first and paid 5 manat to get in, only to realise that if you do Sheki Khan Palace first you'll get to pay for a combo ticket at 10 manat you can see all the buildings (this one is included I believe). But at the entrance the receptionist mentioned nthg and just sell us the ticket. On its own it's really not worth viewing at 5 manat. The viewing of one room can be done in less than 5 mins. The toilet was underground and the door can't even close properly with no light. No photo taking allowed.

Was enamored by the beautiful photos inside and was hoping for a grand facade akin to it's palace name. Disappointingly the place is tiny and photos inside are forbidden... disappointed

5 manat for this is ridiculous. You can see ONE room. Even though one beautiful room, not worth it

History

It's now 9 manat to enter and there is a reason they don't allow photography inside, there is nothing there. It's literally much smaller than say the average suburban US home, its so narrow that you couldn't even fit a pool table in any room, and the walls in all but one room are painted white, like an Airbnb. The whole visit lasted under 5 minutes and felt more like a flat viewing, where you know it's not for you immediately but continue out of politeness.

The place is very nice to visit and walk around the gardens and buildings. But it was very crowded.

Lovely 😊 place