Sirehan Hotel

We stayed at this hotel in Antep for one night. Although the hotel is located in a historic building and the rooms were generally clean, our overall experience was a complete disappointment.

At check-in, I specifically asked the reception for a quiet room. However, this request was either ignored or we were clearly placed in the wrong room. Around 2:00 a.m., a tourist group arrived and the noise was as if it were inside our room: suitcase wheels, loud conversations and laughter. After that, I woke up several times throughout the night.

On top of that, the sound insulation was very poor. Noise from both the inner courtyard and the street came straight into the room, including car noises from outside. It felt like there was almost no barrier between the room and the surrounding noise.

Then, starting from around 6:00 a.m., the noise from the restaurant/service area began: metal tables and chairs being dragged, items scraping against the floor, and staff preparing for service. In other words, the night was noisy and the early morning was no better.

Also, considering that this is a historic building, I really do not understand how the facade closures and glass enclosures were allowed. In my opinion, these interventions seriously damage the historic character of the place.

In short, this stay turned into an ordeal rather than a chance to rest. The cleanliness and historic atmosphere unfortunately lose their value when faced with such a serious noise problem. It is unacceptable to misdirect a guest who specifically asks for a quiet room. I would not choose this hotel again.

I had a wonderful stay at Sirehan Hotel in Gaziantep. This historic hotel, located right in the heart of the old city, offers a truly authentic atmosphere that reflects the rich heritage of the region.

The lobby is absolutely beautiful — spacious, full of character, and designed in a traditional style that immediately sets the tone for the stay. It feels more like stepping into a cultural landmark than just a hotel.

The rooms are cozy and generously sized, decorated in a charming old-style design. The bathroom, in particular, stands out with its unique traditional touch, adding to the overall experience.

I would say the hotel is perfectly comfortable for a few days in Gaziantep — a great base to explore the city while enjoying a calm and authentic environment.

Highly recommended for those who appreciate history, atmosphere, and a sense of place ✨

It is an authentic historical castle

Magnifique super propre hôtel typique gaziantep je reviendrai

Kahvaltı yeterliydi çeşit olarak , yöresel sayılabilecek bir kahvaltıydı.

Tout était très bien sauf le dîner à l’hôtel où nous avons attendus au moins trois quart d heure pour des pâtes froides et trop cuites

Le lieu est magnifique. Ancien caravansérail

Otel çalışanları özellikle resepsiyon, karşılama, oda servisi çok güzel ancak gece düğün vardı ve sonrasında sabaha kadar masaların toplanması çekilmesi çok ses yarattı, zor uyuduk.

Hotelin bakıma ihtiyacı var

Sehr zentrales und sauberes Hotel. Viele Sehenswürdigkeiten sind fusslaufig zu erreichen. Die Unterkunft ist zu empfehlen!

Bulunduğu konum çok iyi , otel eskimiş koridorlarda ki halılar kirli, odalarda oturmak için sandalye yok .

AC not working

Rustic and it’s an ancient caravanserai so rather small room and dark. Lighting is poor in the room.

We were very disappointed in the Sirehan. The antique building is interesting, but the rooms do not justify the high prices.

As you can see in the pictures, the rooms are rundown, shabby and dirty looking (I forgot to take pix of the electrical outlets falling out of the wall). The slightly larger (but still cramped) upstairs rooms with windows on the street are very noisy during the day, and sound echoes around the stone walls inside the hotel too. You hear everything in the hallways and I imagine it would be cacophonous if there were an event (wedding, party) in the courtyard or the bar/lobby--thank god there weren't any during our two night stay. The lower floor rooms don't have outside windows and are gloomy. In fact all the rooms have a bit of a prison cell feeling to them. The TV remote was very hard to use (old, so the buttons didn't work well) and the battery compartments had no covers. That's not a killer fault, but is typical of the general lack of upkeep in the hotel. As one learns to expect in much of Türkiye, almost no one speaks English, so if you book here be sure to bring your phone with translation app.

The hotel is next to the old town bazaar (hence the street noise) and the breakfast buffet was pretty good.

That said, we would not stay in Sirehan again.

En kötü tarafı odada pencere olmamasıydı. Daha doğrusu pencere vardı fakat otelin içine açılıyordu ve havasız kaldığımız için hepimizin boğazları çok kötü oldu. Onun dışında açıkçası kahvaltı çok kötüydü. Sırf konak olsun diye tercih etmiştik ama bu paraya çok daha iyi bir yerde konaklayabilirdik. Ayrıca odaya erken giriş yapmak istediğimizi önceden bilmemize rağmen ve yardımcı olacaklarını söylemelerine rağmen hiçbir şekilde yardımcı olmadılar. Kesinlikle Antep’e geldiğimde bir daha tercih edeceğim bir yer değil..

Tarihi bir otelde konaklamak güzeldi