Hotels near Sanliurfa Arena Stadium, Haliliye

"Verdens beste hotel :)"

"Everything was great. Thank you."

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"Room was very stuffy with strong naphthalene odor. Breakfast on the rooftop was the only best thing. Great variety."

"My sister and I spent two nights at this hotel, service was amazing, room was very clean and so was the bathroom, no mold , no bad smell, beds and pillows very comfortable and room extremely spacious . No issues finding parking for our car, they helped us park right in front of the hotel. I absolutely recommend this hotel. Nothing fancy , but totally comfortable. Just don’t expect much for breakfast, it is very basic to just have a bite before you leave for the day,"

"Son derece merkezi bir noktada, park konusu biraz sikintili ama hotel yardimci oluyor. Hotelin avlusu ve odalari gayet yeterli ve sizi Urfanin tarihi dokusunun icine aliyor. Tekrar konaklayacagim bir yer."

"A lovely renovated historic hotel.Comfortable soft bed.Delicious breakfast with local produce. Cannot thank Ishmael enough for all his help with our vehicle problems. He is very obliging..a great host."

"Exceptional staff with attention to details; they were very accommodating & eager to help & communicate. Like many places in Turkey the only obstacle is the language barrier. People are fantastic & the staff, Adam & Gallup (sp?) here was no exception. Breakfast was the highlight of our day. This was by far the best breakfast in all the places we stayed in Turkey. Each day there was some different dish. We couldn’t eat it all because of the volume. The room was clean, shower was good with no water issues though shower floor was quite slippery when wet. "

"Very close to the old city centre: the main mosque, the castle, the gorgeous Pond of Sacred Fish and oasis-like centre of the town. Views in the morning and evening were wonderful. The hotel is being expanded so building works and the bathroom needed tidying up, but otherwise kind staff, extremely comfortable room, delicious breakfast and wonderful driver, Irfan, who took me to Gobleki Tepe and taught me (some) Turkish. "