Luxurious retreat near Sabanci City Museum offering indoor and outdoor pools plus two restaurants and bars. After a spa day with deep-tissue massages, explore nearby Hatuniye with easy access from free parking.
Unwind at this tranquil hotel just 2 minutes from Mardin Airport. Enjoy complimentary perks including WiFi, valet parking, and daily buffet breakfast. Explore the outdoors on hiking trails, then relax in the garden or terrace area.
Wake up to complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast at this charming Mardin hotel, where helpful staff earn consistent praise from guests. Just minutes from Mardian Mall and Mardin Sanat Merkezi, enjoy convenient free valet parking and 24-hour front desk service.
This 24-hour hotel delivers comfort near Sakıp Sabancı Mardin City Museum and Sabanci City Museum. Wake up to free breakfast before exploring the charming city of Mardin, known for its rich cultural heritage.
Minessa Konağı welcomes visitors with free WiFi and cooked-to-order breakfast in the heart of Mardin. Explore nearby Hatuniye and Sabanci City Museum, then return to this charming hostel with 24-hour front desk service.
Immerse yourself in Mardin's rich heritage at this welcoming hotel with free WiFi. Explore nearby Hatuniye and Sabanci City Museum, then return for breakfast. The 24-hour front desk ensures seamless assistance throughout your cultural journey.
This beautifully crafted B&B offers free full breakfast and WiFi amid Mardin's ancient charm. Helpful staff provide 24-hour assistance, with Hatuniye and Sabanci City Museum just moments away for cultural explorers seeking authentic Turkish experiences.
Steps from Mardin Museum and Kirklar Kilisesi, this hotel offers Turkish dining at THE RASA CAFE plus free breakfast, WiFi, and valet parking. Business travelers appreciate the convenient amenities in this historic city.
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If you want to experience Mardin’s traditional stone houses, this family-run guesthouse is an excellent choice. The architecture of Mardin’s interlocking stone houses is very open to the smoke from the barbecue in the adjacent building, as well as to music and ambient sounds. In this regard, Ana Talia House is one of the most peaceful accommodation options available. As a family-run business, they offer both warm hospitality and professional service.
Мы приехали в Мардин на машине с российскими номерами и немного переживали из-за парковки в старом городе. Тем более приехали в праздник день рождения, Ататюрка,но с первых минут почувствовали настоящее гостеприимство — нам сразу помогли с местом для автомобиля, о котором мы заранее попросили и всё было организовано спокойно, внимательно и без малейших проблем.Было одно свободно одно единственное место и оно ждало нас. Радости нашей не было предела!
Сам отель стал для нас не просто местом...
Nice rooms — but the Junior Room is really quite small. Good to know before booking: you can upgrade to a larger room for a small additional fee.
The architecture is full of stone arches and niches, almost like staying in a cave, yet everything is very clean and well maintained. The breakfast is excellent, and the staff are helpful and welcoming.
The only downside is the parking area, which is about an 8–10 minute walk from Kaia, so you’ll need to carry your luggage up and down.
Overall, we...
First time visiting this hotel and I got impressed. The hotel is convenient located in the old city of Mardin. The staff is very helpful. The offers a dinner and a love show with an extra charge. The food and the music is wonderful. I traveler as a female solo travel and I feel very safe all the time. I will definitely come back
The room was clean the stuff was amazing they were extremely helpful. Parking is a real struggle in mardin but they helped us to find parking. It was a great experience we had. We only wish they had crib for baby it will be better but we managed it well.
Absolutely wonderful room! The service from the gentlemen working at the hotel was outstanding (the woman who worked at the front desk was not very friendly). The breakfast was lovely and delicious. My biggest complaint is that they did not clear the snow and ice on the stone stairs and pathways to get to and from the hotel, so it felt quite dangerous to leave the hotel (to get dinners, for example). I don’t understand why, days after the snow, they hadn’t done the work to make getting around...