A creative use of the old Gaziantep Train Station (Gaziantep Gar). The tracks only served freight…read moretrains for the year and a half I've lived in this city. The train tracks were removed recently. Not sure if they will be replaced with another transportation system or not. I do like the little Park around the station and how they dressed it up for Ramadan activities in 2017. Not a lot to see now. I hope someone else will do a yelp review in the future to document any more changes.

The hotel is normal and all and relatively nice ,but there is one major problem: the WiFi sucks…read more Nothing opens with it so I would be better off with no WiFi.

This relatively new hotel near famous Benzin restaurant pub. It is an ok hotel. Very nice staff…read more Turkey has the best hotel staff. Fantastic hospitality. Location of hotel is slightly outside of city center and old city, but a quick taxi ride will take you there.

A nice hotel in busy downtown Gaziantep. Try the rooftop restaurant and pub. I love the view and…read morelistening to the call to prayer with a wine

Very nice hotel, that I wouldn't have imagined being that nice. The Lobby is very big and spacious…read morewith many chairs and tables to relax and talk. They have a really good restaurant in the back of the lobby that serves a decent breakfast, lunch and dinner. The employees were also very welcoming, their English wasn't the best but they tried and were successful in helping with whatever I needed. I recommend to anyone come to Antep. I'm can't really say much about the surrounding areas but it did look nice at least.

I've been flyin in and out of this little airport for months. It is not bad for small airports…read more The amenities ate limited inside the waiting lounges. It is well maintained and the staff are friendly.

This airport is very small business that means fast security checks and fast check-in. The airport…read moreis so small, you look inside the window and you can practically see the whole thing. They do have a place to shop, cafes, ATM's and a couple restaurants though. Other than that the airport is clean.

This place closed mid July 2016. I'm not sure what the plans are to reopen it. As of September 2016…read moreit was still closed. If anyone finds it reopened let me and the yelp world know.

The Sirehan ('syrup inn') was built in the late 1800s and founded bi the governor of Aleppo in the…read moreOttoman era. The large courtyard reminds me of several caravanserai I've seen in other parts of the city. Gaziantep was an important stop off point for camel caravans coming from Aleppo and traveling to other parts of the Ottoman Empire. Very cool history. Several bazaars popular with tourists and the Gaziantep Castle are nearby (walking distance). There is a lot of flavor in this part of Gaziantep. They were setting up for a wedding in the courtyard when I visited, which wasall decorated very nicely for the soon-to-be newlyweds. I don't know about the rooms. The hotel is only two stories tall and has a lot of character.