This hotel is very centrally located being less than a 5 minute walk to the town centre and an additional 5 minute walk to the Selimiye Mosque. The hotel has a very traditional boutique Ottoman feel and the layout and furniture matches its look. I felt the hotel didn't try to be something that it's not and felt it had... More

We've stayed at Antik Hotel in the beginning of July. It's very centraly located close to the main pedestrian street with lots of shops, bazaars, restaurants etc, and also to Selimiye mosque complex. The hotel is an old mansion, it has a nice little garden where you can have your breakfast. The staff is good too. The downside of the... More

My wife and I, seasoned independent travellers in our 60s, made a 3-1/2 week tour of western Turkey. Tours just don't go to Edirne, they regard it as too out-of-the-way. But it has one incredible sight (which I've wanted to visit since my first trip to Turkey 20+ years ago): the Selimiye mosque, Sinan's masterpiece. (There are some minor sights... More

The Antik Hotel... that says it all. It isn't high tech, it isn't slick but it is real. It looks ok and it sleeps fantastic but it needs some maintenance in the near future or it won't last another 5 years. The staff is friendly but they started to show us the most horrible room at the top floor under... More

We only had 1 night in Edirne, but we were able to see a fair bit before leaving for Istanbul. When we arrived, we were a little disoriented and caught a cab from the Ulusoy office to the hotel. As it turned out, the Antik Hotel was only a few hundred metres away, but the cab driver was happy! The... More

My sister and I originally went to Edirne to renew our tourist visas to stay in Turkey for another three months. We thought we could go to the border from the Istanbul bus and turn around immediately. However, it was a *dark and stormy night* :) and given the strangeness of being in a tri-border area, we didn't want to... More

hotel antik provides a perfect central location, but being on a side street it's luckily not noisy. the building is a nice, revamped early 1900s small villa in a charming and central part of edirne with many old traditional wooden houses. despite our twin room request we were kindly assigned a large triple on the uppermost floor with a stunning... More