Midyat State Guesthouse

In the Midyat district of Mardin, the Midyat State Guesthouse is a three-story stone mansion. This beautiful structure has been preserved by the Midyat Subgovernorship and is now open to visitors. From the guesthouse’s terraces, one can see Midyat’s stone houses, narrow streets, and expansive views. The guesthouse has also gained recognition on television through its appearances in numerous series.

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Ground Floor: A room carved out of the bedrock, along with an adjacent annex.

Second Floor: A large terrace and three rooms arranged in an L-shape.

Third Floor: Another large terrace and two rooms. A narrow corridor between these rooms leads upward via a tunnel-like staircase. The terrace on this level is uniquely positioned on the western side.

Rooftop (Damak): From the highest point, the entire view of Midyat unfolds before you.

Courtyard and Well: In the courtyard is a small structure used as a kitchen, containing a water well.

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The Midyat Guesthouse is one of the many stone houses built centuries ago using Midyat’s traditional stonemasonry. In those times, guests were hosted in spacious rooms and courtyards, and could enjoy panoramic views of the city from the terrace. Today, visitors can come to experience these enduring traces of the past.