A gentle english speaking staff at this small southern city More

Our trip to Antakya was unplanned and we were very lucky to snag a room last minute while a medical convention was going on. Despite the international flags outside, the front desk staff was not multilingual. We tried Arabic, English and French, as no one in our party spoke Turkish. We eventually had our taxi driver come in and translate... More

I think it is a good choice . The room was tidy and clean, the service was good. But the room rate seems to be a little bit expensive. Generally the hotel seems good! More

The hotel location is in center of Antakya on the river side my room has nice view of mountain and river the room is very clean bath also and its have LCD TV and separate AC Receptionists speak English and they are very kind, wireless INTERNET is free The breakfast was nice kinds of local delicious chess the waitress is... More

The facilities at this hotel seem able to handle tour groups, meeting participants, and families. The lobby is quite large although somewhat dark and has a separate sitting room (with Internet) that could seat around 30 people. This is not a fancy hotel despite four stars on everything from brochures to soap, but it was comfortable. Our room had adequate... More

The Buyuk Antakya Hotel has the air of aged dignity. The building is a distinctive two winged ziggurat that dates itself with an abstract gold leafed frieze. The service here is simply amazing. The staff materialize out of nowhere with cups of tea, and are always happy to answer questions with a smile. The hotel is situated in the heart... More

There doesn't seem to be much choice in hotels in Antakya and you can't miss this one, it towers over the river. But then I think we were about the only tourists in Antakya, which is a quiet place these days. The hotel is a lot better than it was when Dalrymple stayed 15 years ago, as it was clean... More