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Kasrı Canan
Kasr-i Canan Otel Halfeti / Şanlıurfa
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Kasrı Canan - Halfeti, Şanlıurfa Small & Boutique Hotels
Kasr-ı Canan, located in Halfeti, attracts attention with its view overlooking the Euphrates River and its different atmosphere.
Built in 1907, the mansion is a Unique Turkish House. Kasr-ı Canan is an ideal place for guests who want to spend a pleasant time with a beautiful view. In the peaceful silence of Halfeti, you can feel the mystical structure of the city, historical mansions, narrow streets, historical stone mosque and thousands of stories that the Euphrates wants to tell. Music has a very important place in their lives. People who love to have fun, chat, eat and drink, and have a high level of education add positive energy to the guests who come here. Here you can feel yourself in an Aegean town
Dear Visitor
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Guest
2 guest
Our facility is open every day of the year
Good to Know
Check-In
14:00
Check-Out
12:00
Distance to the airport
Gaziantep Havaalanı 87KM
Distance to the city center
Eski Halfeti 100M
Terms & Conditions
Reservation Cancellation and Refund Conditions
Pet And Child Policy
Units
Features
7/24 Reception
Air Condition
Breakfast included
Car Park
Coffee-Tea Pot
Near the River
No Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Spa Center
Steam Room
TV
Wireless Internet
Guest Reviews
Ugur U.
The mansion is historical and very stylish, the rooms are like a palace, the rich breakfast overlooking the Euphrates River is incredible, the Turkish bath is very enjoyable. I strongly recommend it. Do not leave here without meeting lawyer Canan Hanım.
Aykut A.
The rooms are clean and stylishly designed, the food is clean and delicious. Combined with the calmness of Halfeti, it became a very beautiful place. The owner, Ms. Emine, and her staff, Mr. Murat, are very caring and polite people.
Gulden C.
An excellent hotel. I stayed in the terrace room called Fırat and the sunset was wonderful. The breakfast and staff are excellent. In a word, I was blown away. Definitely take a boat trip on the Euphrates. Wander through the side streets.peace
