Sirehan Hotel  

In the heart of Gaziantep, a short walk from the city center, this historic inn dates back to 1885–86. Built by Governor Rustem Bey and Mayor Mustafa Aga, it sits in a preserved Ottoman building restored in 2004 — a city-center, history-rich stay.

Originally a two‑storey Ottoman caravanserai, rooms occupy the upper galleries that overlook a rectangular courtyard. The ground floor was laid out for shops, storerooms and stables, and a fountain set in the courtyard is reached down two steps. Decorative attention centers on three monumental portals and surrounding porches to the east, west and north.

On-site bar and restaurant, Wi‑Fi and parking. Tour assistance desk helps book excursions; a doctor service is available. Laundry, dry cleaning, an ATM, press and a safe‑deposit box are also on the property — enjoy courtyard views and historic arches as you relax.

Wi‑Fi is available and staff speak English to help with bookings and arrangements.

The hotel’s restaurant and bar showcase local Gaziantep flavors — a convenient spot to taste regional dishes after exploring the old town.