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"Staff helpful and welcoming. The hotel is the bottom 2 floors of a high rise building. The rooms are a bit drab, and the lighting poor, but there is a kettle and tea/coffee. It is in the Mardin new town, in the suburbs, so you always have to take a bus or a dolmus to get to where the action is - definitely out on the limb. Breakfast is plentiful. A reasonably priced hotel for families, not for those who may want to enjoy an evening out."

"Check in was painless and easy enough even though I turned up at 1100. Room was clean and functional. The only gripe was an electrical socket not being securely attached to the wall in the bathroom. There was plenty of food left out for breakfast but no cereal or fruit juice on both the days I was there. So I just stuck to some bread and meats. Just wasn't sure what all the other stuff was. "

"Very Clean, Friendly and safe place to stay. "

"Great location! Easy to explore Gaziantep on foot. Manager was extremely nice and helpful, made great suggestions, and helped us navigate parking (streets in old town are narrow). Gaziantep is doing a great job rebuilding after major earthquake damage. All the people are very friendly and welcoming to tourists. Highly recommend."

"Big room and everything was decent. Helpful that they have a gym even if its not got great equipment. "

"Very nice hote, friendly staff. Very pleased overall. "

"Nice place and nice people, that particular day looks like they had big event , breakfasts dinning area was very crowded but staff was trying hard to accommodate all and keep service in line. "

"Weather was good and the food was very good. People are friendly, Manny historical sites."

"The hotel has a good location near to the Cafe, restaurants and shopping stores! The furniture of the hotel is quite new and the room was clean. "

"We had a great stay at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and quite clean as well as nicely decorated. We were on the top floor so unfortunately there were slats on the windows that blocked a lot of the natural light during the evening but mid day it was still plentiful. Very close to the castle (quite literally across the street) and a 10 or so minute walk to the Bakırcılar çarşısı. Which was great. It’s also very close to the hamam museum and the culinary museum which made placement ideal....