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14 Oct - 15 Oct

"I arrived after taking two buses from the bus station and using google translate I asked if there was anywhere to buy bread for my lunch. Memmet said he would go and get me some from the tiny shop next door. He came back with some flatbread and also gave me some tomatoes etc and a mug of tea to have with it. They also provided me with breakfast a little earlier than usual and gave me yoghurt and a banana as that is what I like for breakfast. To get to Toprak from the main bus station leave by...

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12 Nov - 13 Nov

"Great location in one of the oldest cities in the world. I would definitely recommend staying here if you come"

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14 Oct - 15 Oct

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

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23 Oct - 24 Oct

"Best part about the hotel was the staff and owner. The owner is also a historical tour guide and provided the most fantastic personal tour. It greatly enriched the experience and immersion into the local culture and extraordinary ancient history of Urfa and Harran. I highly recommend this hotel and absolutely recommend the owner's tour guide services. You will have the most fantastic experience and want to return again ..."

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14 Oct - 15 Oct

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Top Şanlıurfa Hotel Reviews

ABRAHAM OTEL

8/10 Good

"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. "