Booking in summer months, especially at weekends, is important since Mardin attracts more and more travellers day by day but there are not lots of places to stay.
Basak Hotel, Cumhuriyet Cad. Kışla Sok. 2 (on the main street of old city, about 5 min of walk away from the main square), ☎ +90 482 212-62-46. Quite clean rooms with a TV and a fan and not so clean (read "dirty") shared bathrooms, with showers providing water that can be described as "warm" at best (in summer). Check the windows first—to see if the crank is not broken—before deciding which room to stay, because it is almost impossible to sleep without an open window in summer months, even when the fan is on. Rooms facing the street has a lovely view of the minaret across the street. One of the cheapest places to stay in Mardin with a very central location in the old town. If you sleep on the roof (teras), you should keep your things locked in the shed so that roaming kids aren't tempted to take anything.25 TL/person. 20 TL/person for open air bed on the roof. �
Bilen Otel, Vali Ozan Caddesi 72, Yenişehir (at the entrance of the city), ☎ +90 482 212-55-68 (, fax: +90 482 212-25-75). A three-star hotel mostly getting good reviews, although some of the rooms are in need of a renovation. Rooms with en-suite bathrooms, satellite TV, and central heating. The downside of the hotel is that it's located in Yenişehir suburb, i.e. not in the old city.40 TL pp, including a not-so-good breakfast. �
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Mardin
Where To Stay & Best Hotels in Mardin - updated May 2024
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