Grand Adanus Otel Transfer
Grand Adanus Otel transfer to the three-star hotel on Abidinpaşa Street in old Adana, plus private cars for trips to Tarsus, Kozan and Cappadocia.
Transfer to Grand Adanus Otel
If you want to stay inside old Adana, Grand Adanus Otel is at No. 36 Abidinpaşa Street in the Karasoku neighbourhood. The three-star hotel sits in the city's historic bazaar quarter, close to the Great Clock Tower, the Grand Mosque and the old markets. A Grand Adanus Otel transfer usually begins with curiosity: about the kebab, the turnip juice and the old stone buildings. This page covers the hotel's location, what is around it and how to get to Grand Adanus Otel.
Karasoku: The City's Old Notebook
Karasoku is part of Adana's old centre. Coppersmiths, jewellers, spice sellers and small eateries fill the bazaars around it. Abidinpaşa Street is one of the main arteries of this old centre. Foot traffic and cars never really stop.
For a traveller who wants to get to know the city on foot, this is a good base. You often need a car only for arriving, leaving and trips out of town. The rest you can walk.
Mapping Out a Weekend
Someone visiting Adana for two or three days usually plans it like this: day one the old town, day two the surroundings, day three home. A few ideas for trips from the hotel:
- Taşköprü and the Sabancı Central Mosque on the Seyhan riverside
- The city's well-known kebab houses for dinner
- Cleopatra's Gate and the old bazaar in Tarsus
- The castles along the Kozan road
- Karatepe-Aslantaş, towards Osmaniye
- An afternoon on the Mersin seafront
- Nevşehir, for a night away in Cappadocia
Book the outward leg of each as a point-to-point transfer. Coming back the same day? Add the return with the "Add return" option in the booking form. If you plan several stops, book each one as its own transfer.
A Word on Bazaar Traffic
In the old centre the lanes are narrow and busy during market hours. A car may not be able to wait outside the hotel for long. Being ready at the entrance at your pickup time lets the trip start smoothly.
Adding Abidinpaşa Street No. 36 next to the hotel name in your booking helps the driver. If you carry a lot of luggage, keep that in mind when choosing the vehicle: loading one larger car in a narrow street is easier than splitting between two small ones.
A Car That Fits a Traveller's Budget
Solo travellers and couples will be fine in a Business Sedan. For a roomier cabin choose the Premium Sedan; three friends fit in Comfort Class. A family of up to six can travel in a VIP Vito or Ultra VIP Vito, and a group of eight in a Mercedes Vito. Prices are per vehicle, not per person, so sharing a trip with friends brings each share down.
The arrival from the airport, the drive into the old city and flight timing are covered on our page about the transfer from Çukurova Airport to Grand Adanus Otel. To see prices, select Grand Adanus Otel in the form and enter the date and time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Grand Adanus Otel close to the old town?
Yes. Grand Adanus Otel is on Abidinpaşa Street in the Karasoku neighbourhood of the Seyhan district. Karasoku is part of Adana's historic bazaar quarter, with the Great Clock Tower, the Grand Mosque and the old markets close by. It is a convenient base if you want to explore the city on foot.
Can I do a day trip to Tarsus and come back?
Yes. Book a point-to-point transfer from the hotel to Tarsus and add the way back with the "Add return" option in the same booking. Choose a return time that matches how long you want to spend there. If you also want to stop in Mersin, book that stop as a separate transfer.
Can a car reach the hotel during market hours?
Yes, the car comes to the hotel entrance, but the old centre's lanes are narrow and crowded during market hours, so it may not be able to wait for long. Being ready at the door at your pickup time helps the trip start smoothly. Including the street address in your booking also helps.
Which car suits a group of friends going to Cappadocia?
Up to three people fit Comfort Class, up to six the VIP Vito or Ultra VIP Vito, and up to eight the Mercedes Vito. On a long drive, boot space and legroom start to matter. Because prices are per vehicle, each person's share gets smaller when you all ride together.