Hotels near Urfa Kultur ve Sanat Merkezi

"My room was clean and very lovely. The whole hotel is awesome, I visited during winter and unfortunately I wasn't able to use the courtyard because it was cold, and it was a pity because it was incredibly pretty. The staff was very kind, they invited me in the main building a couples of time to drink some chai. Ali the owner is a nice person, he doesn't speak english well but we were able to communicate and share our experiences. It was indeed an amazing stay and if I were to visit again I would come back here."

"Spotless rooms , caring staff, central location and amazing breakfast! Will definitely come back if I visit Urfa again."

"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,"

"The entire stay was great. Great shower, beautiful setting, and the owner and his family made us the most wonderful Turkish breakfast. No one spoke English, but we were able to use Google Translate and non-verbal our way through check-in. It was an authentic Turkish experience. I would definitely stay here again."

"The Reji is a beautiful property, but the thing that stood out the most was the staff. They were so helpful and kind! Seher and Mehmet even took time out of their day to take me on a tour of the market, Balikligol, and other local sites. I was truly impressed by their generosity and care! I hope to have the opportunity to stay there again. Thank you to Seher, Mehmet, and the other staff!"

"Clean, affordable, and friendly staff – really enjoyed our stay"

"The staff tried to make the guests comfortable. The hotel was centrally located, easy walking around the center of town and to the bazaars. Although cleaning was done regularly, the hotel itself looks very worn-out and so the environment is not very pleasant. A coat of paint on the outside and in the rooms will go a long way to make it not look and feel so run-down. The bathroom was the most unpleasant part. It is ot properly designed; it is very narrow. I had to literally sit sideways on the toilet as there was no space between the seat and the sliding door for feet and legs. The constant awful smell in there was hard to deal with. "