Hotel Mardin

Pretty decent hotel. It's near a metro, so you can ride it for 3.50 euros into the city center (about ten minutes.) The room was fine, a little bit warm at times without AC but big windows to open for a breeze. Did not have an issue here other than one night our key card didn't work for the after hours door (right of the main doors) so we had to call the posted emergency number and wait for staff to come open the door and then our room door. (If you are bothered by sound, you will not like the metro sound all day, but we didn't mind that personally.)

worst hotel ever PLEASE avoid it. arrived late at night because we were travelling from amsterdam by train and were left to deal with a key card that didn't work. had to use a different room's keycard to even get into the building, then we could hardly find our way to our room on the third floor, and then we weren't even able to enter our room because our keycard wasn't working. no staff whatsoever at the hotel we looked everywhere, none of their numbers on their website were answering and the emergency number plastered on doors also wasn't working, it just responded with an automated message and then hung up. at MIDNIGHT we had to fumble around to find another hotel and thank god there was something available but we had to spend so much more money because of it. absolutely terrible hotel and nightmare situation especially after a long day of travel. whoever runs this place needs to get their shit together EDITED: it gets worse they didn't give us a refund and proceeded to rudely blame it on us. also one bed even though we asked for two

I have to spent few hours in the night on the street by temperature -5 without money, documents and my luggage, because hotel changed in the evening ALL locks and did not inform guests, did not distribute new keys, did not leave anyone on reception, and did not leave any phone number to call except the number of (empty) reception desk. Communication with the hotel afterwards was just awful. It is worth to pay ten Euro more, but not to spend night on the street.