B&B in Şanlıurfa Province

"Very cute local feeling hotel with beautiful mosic wall art yet it felt upscale. Typically local old world feels also come with outdated amenities but this hotel didnt. Ice cold AC, beautiful bathroom and soft beds. The Sira Gessi is a must as well."

"Sehr freundlicher Gastgeber, super Frühstück auf der Terrasse, schöner Blick zum Wasser, nettes Ambiente. Empfehlung!"

"Spa was good. Water in pool warm "

"The hotel has a lot of potential but was a bit neglected and untidy. Staff were friendly and eager to help. "

"Cute, relatively newly opened boutique property. THE STAFF IS PHENOMENAL! Breakfast was more than plentiful. Very central location. Would absolutely stay again."

"At first, I had some doubts about the location and the surroundings; honestly, my first impression wasn’t very strong. However, as my stay went on, my opinion completely changed. The peaceful atmosphere, the comfort of the place, and the overall vibe really draw you in. As time passed, I felt better and better, and when I was leaving, I realized how much I had actually enjoyed it. Everything was very well-organized, clean, and comfortable and don’t forget to try their breakfast :) . Overall, I was very satisfied and would definitely choose this place again, it’s totally worth it. Never judge a book by its cover."

"The room was clean, and the area was extremely nice. This location is a close walk to the major museums in town."

"A very nice Doubletree by Hilton. It is really a high end Hilton, more than a regular Doubletree. The rooms are large. Cleanliness rules. The bed is very comfortable. The staff is terrific. The buffet breakfast is excellent. Parking is available, but under the hotel- levels -3 and -4. It is a challenge to take the turns to go from one floor to another- so do it patiently and carefully. The only issue with the hotel is that the access cards get deactivated daily. This required activating them daily. A pain."

"Within walking distance to many sites and taxi stand across the street. Breakfast was not sufficient."