Best hotels in Mardin
Explore Mardin with 72 stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Selçuklu Konağı ★★★★★
"We went to Mardin for Bayram holiday with my family and had the best experience. First of all, I would like to thank the hotel staff Erdem, Zozan, Zeyni, and Hasan. The experience was like my home away from home. The hotel was beautiful, a little on the expensive side but I think it was due to the local Bayram holiday in Turkey. The rooms were beautiful, clean and cozy. The hotel felt like staying at a historic mansion. The breakfast was delicious and the staff treated us like their own family. Mardin stole our hearts... . It's amazing place full of history, culture,delicious food and the nicest friendliest people I have ever met in my life..... we all absolutely loved it there and the hotel was the icing on top. I will definitely stay here next time."
Hilton Garden Inn Mardin ★★★★
"The hotel is indifferent and insensitive"
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Mardin ★★★★★
"Clean and very nicely furnished luxury rooms"
Maran House Mardin
"The hotel is conveniently located near several attractions. The service was excellent; they had someone waiting to pick us up at the taxi stand. What was truly unexpected and very much appreciated was that on the day we switched hotels, they even took us to the reception point of our second hotel (where someone else was waiting to take us to that hotel). We're so grateful for that! Breakfast was a bit average, but that's pretty typical for a traditional Turkish breakfast. The facilities aren't old, but it seems to be due to the mountainous region – the power went out a few times on the second day, and the internet was unstable."
Mirsoum HAN ★★★
"Our 2nd visit to Mirsoum Han Hotel. We wanted to come back 8 months later because we were very pleased with both the hotel and the service on our first visit and because it allowed us to return from Mardin with beautiful memories. The hotel is very nice. It has been modernized without spoiling the authentic structure. It is extremely comfortable. Just like our last visit, Diyar Bey hosted us very well with his sincerity and smiling face during our previous phone calls and during our stay at the hotel. As always, Gülistan Hanım hosted us very well with her smiling face, the warmth and hospitality of a southeastern person. Fırat Bey also hosted us very well with his nice conversation, service and sincerity. Unlike our last visit, since the kitchen was under renovation, we accepted the offer to have our breakfast at the other branch of the hotel, Mirsoum Hotel, thinking that it would be of the same quality as the breakfast at Mirsoum Han Hotel. But unfortunately, it did not replace the Mirsoum Han Hotel breakfasts that Gülistan Hanım and Medine Hanım meticulously prepared, cared about both product quality and taste, presented with elegance and accompanied by Davut Bey's conversations. Although they may seem similar visually, the products were of poor quality, the service was careless, and the presentation style was far from what a quality hotel should be. Only Gülistan Hanım coming there for us, taking care of us, doing her best to please us and serving us coffee on the terrace was very special. What we were sorry about this time we came to the hotel was that Davut Bey, whose services we were very pleased with when we first came, who added spirit to the hotel, Medine Hanım, who hosted us with her delicious food and smiling face, and Kubilay Bey, the professional founding manager of the hotel, had left the hotel. It was a privilege for us to know these valuable people who had left the hotel, who worked devotedly, thinking of serving the hotel as serving Mardin, and the hotel's winning as Mardin's winning. I would like the guests who will come after us to experience the spirit that these valuable people who have taken such great care of Mardin and the hotel have brought to the hotel. In my opinion, continuity should be the basis for service quality. We would like to thank Gülistan Hanım, Diyar Bey and Fırat Bey who hosted us very well at the hotel."
The Castle Inn Mardin ★★★
"The road to the hotel just went higher and higher, but once we arrived, the view was amazing. The room was clean and spacious, but the terrace is the main attraction here. Since Mardin is 1000+ m above sea level, you feel that it's quite windy, which goes so well with the hot weather. The photos do not do justice to how beautiful it is, seriously underrated. Have recommended friends and family."
Marinut Konağı ★★
"Decent hotel, everything worked, good breakfasts, friendly staff."
RAYMAR HOTELS MARDİN ★★★★★
"Great stay at Raymar Hotels Mardin! The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the facilities were excellent. The staff was very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended!"
Ana Talia House ★★★
"The best place I have ever been!"
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Kadimhan Konağı Otel
"We spent three nights in this beautiful hotel and loved every minute of it. It has beautiful rooms, sparkling clean and beautifully furnished with attention to every detail. It has a terrace with an exceptional view, where we enjoyed delicious breakfasts and pleasant evenings. And most importantly, it has wonderful staff. The owner of the hotel, Mr. Selman and his son Fehmi helped us whenever they could and made sure that we were always comfortable. And Mr. Sevket, this generous man with a calming presence, always had a kind word for our children, walked us to a great restaurant when we could not find a way and brought us breakfasts and tea to enjoy on the terrace. We only write reviews when we find a true gem and this was definitely one of them. Thank you to everyone from Hanedan Konagi Butik Otel for your warmhearted attitude and for making our stay with you a wonderful experience we will remember forever!"
Ulubey KONAGI
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Mardius Tarihi Konak
"The Mardius Hotel is in a spectacular location just below the commercial district in the old sector of Mardin, facing Syria and northern Mesopotamia. Narrow, step alleyways provide the only access. Our luggage was carried on a donkey. The hotel was a family home that was converted, and that is where the main problems are. Our room was entirely constructed of stone, and it was so cramped with period furniture that walking was an adventure in skinned shins. Moreover, the stone arch entrance to our bathroom was about 5'2" at its apex, but I'm 5'10" in stocking feet. Each entrance and exit was scary. To add to the fear factor, the restroom wash basin protruded out over the stairs. Finally, in this conservative Muslim community we weren't surprised to learn that no wine was served with dinner, but we were surprised to be told that we could bring our own wine into the room as long as we were discreet and no one saw us! For nearly $500/night, we were back in high school, sneaking around to have sip of the grape. There's just no excuse for such rules in five star hotel catering, presumably, to a heterogeneous clientele."
Dara Konagi
"I liked it very much, we just checked out of the hotel, we stayed for 5 nights, there are friendly staff, it was like our home, they are very friendly, they are very good about cleanliness, the rooms are air-conditioned, very good, the breakfast in the morning was also excellent."
Kasr-ı Kikan Hotel
"I felt completely at ease in this hotel. The rooms were very clean and modernly furnished. I would especially like to commend the friendly and attentive staff, who were always helpful and made my stay even more enjoyable. The central location is ideal for exploring the surrounding area, yet it was quiet and relaxing. Overall, a fantastic hotel – I would love to come back!"
LEGACY MESOPOTAMIA HOTEL
"Rooms smell bad"
Marvel Hotel
"The rooms are very small. There aren't even coat racks in the rooms, or a table to put our bags on. Considering the price, the cleanliness, quality, and size of the rooms are very, very poor. It was a very bad experience for me. It was a huge disappointment for us. It's very sad for the Mardin tourist region."
Stone Boutique Hotel
"A beautiful hotel! In the center of the old city. Nearby taxis, buses, shops, the main area of the city, lots of restaurants, archaeological museum, tour desk. The hotel price is not very high. Breakfast is small but delicious and saturated. Hotel is very authentic, such folklore, colorful. I love such places. Staff is very nice and friendly. We had a nice, cozy, quiet room. Very good mattresses. Tea, coffee, water in the room. On the third floor, an open track with views of Mardin and Syria."
Zinciriye Hotel
"Quaint, very old building. Living inside is like traveling through time. The service is very good, there are English-speaking waiters."
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Mardin travel info
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Exchange Rate
1 USD ≈ 49.14 TRY
Local Payment
Cards/Cash/Troy
Connectivity
Turkcell/Vodafone
Current Weather
Mostly clear
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Data type |
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Number of reviews |
1,869 |
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Total properties |
72 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
$154 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
$159 |
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Trending hotel |
The Castle Inn Mardin |
Mardin hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Mardin for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Mardin this weekend is $177 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $209 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Mardin this weekend typically cost $259 per night.
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How much do hotels in Mardin cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Mardin during weekdays is $169 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $202 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Mardin generally cost $252 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Mardin?
Some of the best places to stay in Mardin are near popular attractions like Mardin Old Town, Mardin Museum and Sıti Radviyye-hatuniye Medresesi, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Mardin near Mardin Old Town?
Some of the top hotels in Mardin near Mardin Old Town include The Castle Inn Mardin (from $104), LEGACY MESOPOTAMIA HOTEL (from $108) and Maran House Mardin (from $215), all offering easy access to Mardin Old Town, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Mardin?
Mardin has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, The Castle Inn Mardin (from $104), Hilton Garden Inn Mardin (from $85) and RAYMAR HOTELS MARDİN (from $76) are best choices.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Mardin?
Tuğhan Hotel (from $60), Fairouz Konak Otel (from $101) and HH Babil Konağı (from $111) are pet-friendly. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Mardin?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Hilton Garden Inn Mardin (from $85), RAYMAR HOTELS MARDİN (from $76) and Yay Grand Hotel (from $63) provide highly rated spa services.
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What hotels in Mardin provide swimming pools?
Hilton Garden Inn Mardin (from $85) is a hotel with a swimming pool. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Mardin have the best breakfast?
RAYMAR HOTELS MARDİN (from $76),Selçuklu Konağı (from $314) and Hilton Garden Inn Mardin (from $85) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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