Gaziantep City Center Hotels, Gaziantep

"I stayed at Ali Rıza Bey Konağı for one week and had a wonderful experience. The place was calm and peaceful — perfect for relaxing. The host was very welcoming and helpful throughout my stay, and the breakfast each morning was delicious and freshly prepared. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for comfort and genuine hospitality."

"Lovely old historic building but looking a little tired.parking was in public autopark quite a walk from the hotel which was up a steep cobbled street...difficult if you have to drag suitcase.Good breakfast and pleadant young girl on reception."

"The young man at the front desk, Veysel, was wonderful!!"

"We absolutely adored our stay here and will remember the kindness and hospitality of the hosts for a long time."

"Family run accommodation. Very eager to please. Free underground parking provided for my motorbike nearby. Option for free motorbike parking right outside the front door that looked safe. Had a/c, hot water. A bit dated but the price was very good and the service was great. A mosque across the street so call to prayers was loud. "

"Good location"

"This small hotel was a really great experience if you like boutique stays. The ambience of a traditional Turkish inn with great comfort and great breakfasts was outstanding. The staff do not speak much English, but they were attentive, pleasant, and warm."

"No wifi on room. Unconcerned. No hot water in shower. Fixed but only the next day. Shower lacked caulk so water went everywhere. Buffet breakfast everything cold. Cold scrambled eggs. Not room temp. Cold. Left key after day 1for cleaning crew (why they didn't have key?) then when I returned, took 20 minutes to find a key to my room. No one concerned "

"Only the confident, bold, and intrepid will even find the alley the hotel is in. The good: I loved my vaulted room. It was properly ancient, very clean, and quite atmospheric. The lighting is very suitable. The TV has an English speaking station. It has a refrigerator. The roof terrace is decent. It’s very picturesque. The bad: The water is erratic. Two days it only got warm, at best, and only at mid-day, and the last day it was scalding and hard to get right. Schedule showers accordingly. Mosquitos swarm the courtyard and somehow inflitrate the rooms. The main door is locked all day and guests are not given a key. If no one answers a knock, which is very likely, you’ll have to call to gain admittance; that is not right. The internet does not work in the morning, and it night it runs in the kbps range of speed, not mbps as is needed to do anything useful online. Did I mention it is very hard to find? I love the potential, but I doubt the people I met that run it will ever realize that potential. It’s not for everybody, but I’m glad I stayed in such an historic place. "