Find hotels near St Paul's Well, Tarsus from AED 409

"It was a very pleasant hotel The staff very nice and hotel was very clean! You can walk everywhere so easy near hotel! Recommend for nice stay in Tarsus! The breakfast was delicious!"

"We were only staying one night. The hotel is located in the historic part of town and has been individually and sympathetically restored and created. The room was very comfortable with a large bathroom. I would pas two comments though. Firstly the very small switch for air con control was not pointed out to us and it took some time to realise the reason we had no air con. I was conderned about the amount of daylight around the bedroom door which would not provide fire and smoke protection in case of fire. "

"Divan Mersin’de konaklamam çok keyifli ve kaliteli geçti. Hem hizmet hem de konfor açısından beklentimin çok üzerindeydi. Mersin’de kalacaklara gönül rahatlığıyla tavsiye ederim. My stay at Divan Mersin was truly enjoyable and high-quality. Both the service and comfort exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Mersin."

"Everything was beyond what we expected. All staffs were very helpful and very friendly. The breakfast was perfect. We felt at home. Whenever we travel to Mersin, this hotel will be our first home. We thank the all people for the wonderful service and hospitality! "

"Simple and clean hotel , love it "

"service was good, staff was friendly, rooms were clean"

"Great, comfortable hotel. Wonderful staff. The hotel was very comfortbale, clean, and the staff were very welcoming and pleasant; always greeting me warmly; and very helpful. The hotel is well located,though a bit of a walk (20 mins) into the city, but public transportation nearby. I would highly recommend this hotel."

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"Tarsus properties are a little pricy compared to Mersin, but at Burhanoglu, you get to stay in a historic Ottoman mansion with unique beehive bay window. The room might be a little dim, but it's comfortable. Breakfast is pleasant, but the star attraction might be Kuki, the black pug, who will be begging food from you. "