Arısan Otel

Our rooms are very clean and nice, useful, thank you for everything.

We stayed 2 nights in Silifke at the Arisan. It is listed in the Rough Guide to Turkey, so we thought we would give it a go. It is 2 minutes walk from the Otogar [bus station] and we were arriving by bus, so it seemed perfect. The hotel itself is a comfortable 5-10 minute walk to the town centre. The room was very plain and the sheets were dirty. There is no housekeeping that we would see, and our towels were not replaced on the 2nd day. We had a room with balcony, except the balcony door did not lock or close properly, so we had to push the wardrobe up against the door whilst we were out for the day. The staff said that they could do nothing about it. The room had a tv [with about 300+ channels] but no fridge. The rooms have air conditioning [you pay an extra 5YTL per night, to have aircon in your room]. There was no hot water in the shower either in the morning, midday or evening. Another friend was staying at the same hotel at the same time & she had the same problem with the water. The hotel was disappointing. Nothing seemed to work in the room, and the staff are not particularly helpful, even if you do have basic Turkish, they don't appear to care about anything after you've booked your room with them. Would not recommend staying here to anyone... travellers are better advised to stay in the large city of Mersin or in nearby Kizkalesi, which have many more accommodation options than Silifke and are closer to attractions such as the Maidens Castle, the caves of heaven & hell, not to mention the great beaches.

When getting on a sort of Fred flinstone road with our bikes it began to rain. Two working men offered us a lift to the next city. They stopped at this hotel, whcih they were not familiar with. ||The price was 35 lira for two perons, without breakfast. However, you can get this on the other side of the road. The hotel is like a motel and don't expect a Hilton luxury service (which might also be time-consuming). ||Given the price, which was on the lower end on this coast, the hotel offers you a big room, shower and friendly people on the desk. If you do not ever insist on what you get, but also offers some friendliness, you get a more welcome.

My husband and I stayed at the Arisan for three nights and would highly recommend it to other visitors to Silifke. ||||The rooms were big, clean and well maintained, the staff super friendly and helpful (especially the owner, Sefa, who speaks good English and was incredibly helpful and kind to us -- an example of genuine Turkish hospitality). The hotel is in a great location right near the main bus station and within walking distance of Silifke's main tourist attractions (such as the castle) and shoppiing areas. It was also by far the most affordable we could find in Silifke. ||||We had a lovely time in Silifke and would highly recommend the Arisan Hotel to other travellers.

From Tarsus I took a pullman bus to Silifke and stayed at the Arisan hotel for 40 YTL, shared bathroom, although very clean, I stayed three nights. I took an independent day-trip to Narliuyu and Kizkalesi from Silifke. From Silifke I took a pullman bus to Konya for 30 YTL. Konya is where the museum of Rumi is located

I was given better room . Then I have paid. Thanks a lot

Best service 💯

Budget hotel close to the bus terminal.