Hanehan

Really enjoyed stay here, it was a cultural experience.

Centuries old stone house in Urfa's old town is converted into this fabulous boutique hotel. Location cannot be better - set in a maze of tiny streets within walking distance of all Urfa attractions. Rooms are nicely decorated with everything you need. Hearty breakfast is served in the central courtyard by a calming fountain. At the same place you can relax in the evening with free coffee or tea (no alcohol allowed, nor served). All employees likewise the young owner are so kind, willing to help, serve and assist you whatever you need. TIP: if driving DO NOT follow Google maps as they'll guide you through tiny unpassable streets for cars. Just park by the main street and walk to the hotel - staff member will escort you with your car to their private parking lot (impossible to find on your own, just memorize how to reach it).

What a hidden jem in the bustling city! Rooms were decent size, bed was comfortable, shower was fantastic and had a separator door. Very quaint courtyard with intricate design. Complimentary authentic Turkish breakfast. Auto park was very close to the hotel. Friendly staff.

I visited Sanliurfa with my girlfriend for three nights. Was the most beautiful accommodation from Turkey. Even the style is special and beautiful. Very good hotel! Nice and spacious room. The staff serves you in whatever you ask. Breakfast very filling. I recommend it to everyone! In city good location!

Very friendly stuff everything was perfect except the humidity and location very hard to find the hotels car park and thigh streets

Amazing property with wonderful kind and attentive service . Loved it

Unique experience in the middle and f the old town near many landmarks and the bazaar. Staff I was very helpful, even though communication in English was sometimes an issue but we all figured it out.

An exquisite, exotic jewel shimmers somewhere in the mysterious alleys of Old Urfa. Hanehan is that rare phenomenon - a hotel that is finer in reality than photographically, even though she is fabulously photogenic. One emerges via a discreet gate into an urban oasis, a centuries-old courtyard centred around a cooling (it was 40 degrees) pond, surrounded by a limestone palazzio carved with symbols and motifs that tell a thousand stories. Our rooms were up a terrace of stairs; both were fabulous, restored with a light touch to accommodate such essential modern luxuries as a comfortable bathroom and air conditioning. The owner, Murat, and his brother Fırat (Euphrates in Turkish) have transferred their own professionalism, charm and above all their boundless enthusiasm and passion for the hotel and their native province, to all their staff, who maintain a level of service and friendliness - friendship in fact - that is unparalleled. They also serve a fantastic breakfast! As well as being an accomplished entrepreneur speaking at least 4 languages, a born savant hugely knowledgeable on subjects ranging from philosophy and food to architecture, archeology and history, Murat is a celebrated figure in his city, a qualified guide and a born savant. My trip was crowned with a trip to Nemrut Dağı under his guidance. No superlative could suffice to describe it. You should take the opportunity to sit with him and his delightful family and discuss where to go and what to see. I only regret not staying longer than 4 nights. Can one give 6 stars?

Absolutely amazing accomodation right in the old town, very clean, friendly staff. Just like in paradise.