Artuklu Caravanserai, Mardin

A genuine old Mardin house

Imagine a relaxing room with the view of Mesopotamia, the land between the rivers of Tigris and Euphrates. That's what Artuklu Caravanserai basically offers you. The 800-year old hotel building dates back to Artukids who ruled Eastern Anatolia and northern parts of Mesopotamia between 12th and 14th centuries.

This architectural monument, which has been restored, will bring the old hospitality and times back to modern life. We think that comfort meets history in this caravensarai. With jakuzis, hair dryers, air-conditioner and orthopedic beds will make you relax as much as you need. In the meantime, you will experience the advantage of being in the old town.

We believe that Mardin is one of the best cities to accomodate in Southeastern Turkey. Well-known for its Arab-style buildings on the skirt of a rocky mountain, the city offers a look on plains of northern Syria. Besides, you will find a mixed population of Turks, Assyrians (Syriacs), Arabs and Kurds as well as a minor community of Armenians. Hospitality of people in this region and at your hotel will make you visit these lands again as soon as you leave here.

Click here to view the location of this hotel from space.

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