Diib House
Diib House is a special hotel that stands out with its historical character, offering guests a unique experience. The entire structure is made of stone and was built approximately 200 years ago by an Armenian master. One of the most striking features of the hotel’s architecture is its dome-shaped ceilings, which give the space both a majestic and peaceful atmosphere.
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ADDRESS
Yusufpasa mahallesi 926.sokak no.32
Eyyubiye / Sanliurfa
PHONE
0505 229 62 63
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