Turkmen Konagi

Fabulous stay here with the best of Turkish hospitality. Great location, comfortable room and a lovely roof terrace with views across the city. Really good Turkish breakfast with homemade pekmez.! The owner greeted us like family. A lovely quiet place to stay but close to everything at the same time.

Lovely old Turkish mansion house set in the old part of Sanliurfa near to Abrahams pool/Balikligol. Wonderful welcome by the owner Kamel and we were well looked after. He even took us to a local restaurant when we asked for a recommendation. Bedrooms are decorated in lovely traditional Ottoman style with many different artefacts and all were clean and well presented. It was unseasonably hot while we were there and the rooms had air conditioning which was great. The breakfast was traditional Turkish and plentiful and was set out in the central courtyard. A great place to stay when visiting Sanliurfa and we would highly recommend this accommodation.

Rooms are clean, pleasent and very othantik. Especially the hotelman Mehmet is very sweet and hepfull. We enyojed our stay a lot and will recommend this hotel to everyone. You will not be dissapointed. Our car was in a parkpleace very near. Easy and good

I just spent three nights here and I struggle to see how this is rated No4 of the hotels in Urfa. I notice that there is only one review in the past two years and that is not a good one. I can only assume that when reviewers talk about chatting to the owners and staff that this must have been years ago. I actually enjoyed staying here. The hotel is very convenient for the main sights and I was able to park not too far away. There is literally one guy who does everything. He checked me in, helped with my bags from the car, made breakfast and cleaned the rooms between bookings. He was really friendly and the breakfast was excellent but he does not speak English. The building is a big restored traditional house and the architecture is great. My room was large and comfortable but the bathroom was tiny and a bit scruffy. Wifi worked well as did the aircon, there was plenty of hot water. There was a fridge but it wasn't connected up. The room was decorated in a traditional style with some interesting ornaments. It was clean when I arrived but not cleaned every day. This didn't bother me but might not suit some people. Breakfast was in the courtyard and there were also two large upper terraces with views of the city. I also had a small seating area outside my door which was good. It took about half an hour to check out as my *********** reservation said they accept Visa but it was a struggle to get a connection with their card machine. Possibly easier to pay cash. This hotel is fine as long as you don't go with massive expectations. The guy running it tries his absolute best but perhaps he should be given a bit of help by the owner. All in all, it was quirky but a good experience.

It's a little hidden gem hidden in the maze of narrow lanes in the old Town of Urfa. A small boutique hotel... has beautifully decorated rooms with local artifacts. It's an old stone house so don't expect elevator service. It's just two floors though. Friendly staff and this boutique hotel is just 2 minutes walk from the old Town bazaar and the lake of Prophet Abraham. I fact you have beautiful view of the mosque and the castle pillars from the terrace. But be prepared to walk a bit the hotel as it's difficult for large cars to enter the lanes of the old Town. Plus you may have to put in a little effort finding it. We called the hotel and they came and met us a little away from the hotel and walked us back there. If you are looking for an affordable but unique experience, this is it!

Stayed two nights. Not working: credit card machine, a/c, fridge, wifi and three out of five chandelier bulbs burned out or missing causing us to use headlamps to read. Lonely Planet gives this place a star? Perhaps in the past…. Oh, Nescafé ran out on day one breakfast. Was it replaced day two? Of course not.