We enjoyed our visit to the Antik Beyazit Hotel. The rooms were roomy and cool and the tiled floors kept the air dust free. The staff were very helpful, for example, when we couldn't find a nearby restaurant tucked up a hidden allyway, the porter accompanied us through the streets to the front door! The breakfasts are of a high... More

Like others have said the hotel did not live up to the advertising.I also booked through small hotels of Turkey and expected something like I had experienced in Gaziantep and Sanliurfa The hotel is well situated,close to the bazaar shops and the museum.From the front it looks impressive but inside it is just another hotel.Our room was adequate,not small,with good... More

We have the same sense as other reviewers of this hotel: this is a reasonable hotel in a building that is certainly very atmospheric, but it is not as outstanding as the Sawday's / Small Hotels of Turkey suggest. We were crammed into a room that would have been fine as a normal double but, with with additional beds for... More

We were expecting great things. We booked via the small hotels of Turkey website and had just moved on from the Belkis Han in Gaziantep. It did not have the personal touch that we expected. The staff were attentive and helpful throughout. The other guests appeared to be business people. There is no lift access for disabled clients. There are... More

We were only in Antakya for little more than 24 hours so our stay in the hotel was brief. The hotel is centrally located but down a street a little away from the river. Our room was on the upper floor and was roomy but only had a skylight window so there was essentially no view and the lighting was... More

Booked through Small Hotels of Turkey website. An old building in the heart of the old town (near Museum, good restaurants etc) well adapted for 21st century. Very helpful receptionist, reasonable rooms with decent aircon/bathroom etc. Splendid breakfast. Parking right outside on the street. More