Diyarbakir Hotels & Hostels (11)

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This longstanding fave is a good haunt for frugal (male) travellers, with a mixed bag of rooms - ask to see a few before you make a decision to stay here, as some are more luminous than others. A…

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This typical middling three-star boasts colourful, well-appointed rooms with TV and minibar. Bathrooms-wise, don't even think of gesticulating in the diminutive cubicles in the single rooms. Adde…

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The Balkar's most serious competitor, this reliable player stands its ground with spick-and-span rooms, excellent amenities and bathrooms that you won't dread using. A good choice for women trave…

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An angular building right in the heart of the old town, this five-star bigwig won't appeal to fans of minimalism but it has all the bells and whistles your platinum card will allow for, including…

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Grand Güler Hotel 'Grand' is a very optimistic description but it sports well-furnished rooms and neat bathrooms. The front rooms have double-glazing so it shouldn't be too noisy.

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If you bet the Birkent has air-con, stout bedding and spruce rooms, you'll hit the trifecta! Yes, this is one of the most dependable options in town, with consistently good reviews from traveller…

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Another option worth considering, with an elegant blue mosaic façade, a rooftop restaurant and good facilities. The petite among us will find the rooms intimate, while others may argue for the te…

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Tucked in an alleyway off Kibris Caddesi, this two-star outfit is a perfect place to rest your head after a long day's sightseeing, with well-looked-after rooms, well-sprung mattresses and prim, …

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A short stagger from the Güler, the Kaplan is a pleasant surprise, with spacious and comfortable yet impersonal rooms. Try to snaffle one of the brighter top-floor rooms.

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The new kid on the block, the Surkent was just getting a lick of flamingo-pink paint and other final renovations when we visited - a good omen. The Smartie-like façade, with an odd mix of alumini…

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This historic place comes recommended if you need to pamper yourself after a tiring trip. Housed in the 16th-century Deliller Han, a converted caravanserai, it has charm in spades. This is not th…

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