Hotel price - quality. Suitable for tourists who came not to sit in a hotel, but to get acquainted with the city. We had a triple room overlooking the Bosphorus, it had everything you need: air conditioning, mini bar, bathroom with hairdryer, soap, shampoo, shower gel. Towels were changed every day. The only thing was that the safe in the room did not work, the reception said that we can use their safe, so in principle the problem was solved.
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Hotel price - quality. Suitable for tourists who came not to sit in a hotel, but to get acquainted with the city.
We had a triple room overlooking the Bosphorus, it had everything you need: air conditioning, mini bar, bathroom with hairdryer, soap, shampoo, shower gel. Towels were changed every day. The only thing was that the safe in the room did not work, the reception said that we can use their safe, so in principle the problem was solved.
The room, like the rest of the hotel, has a lot of antique Turkish-style wood furniture, which I really liked. So I wanted to take at least a bedside table with me in my suitcase))
As far as we understood, this hotel also works as a hostel. We also saw one room without windows, I would not want to live in this)
The main contingent of the hotel - young people and couples (mostly Germans).
One of the main advantages of this hotel is the location. It is located in the center of the Old Town, close to the main attractions. The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia are very close. True, the first 2 days we woke up at 5 o’clock in the morning from prayer in the Blue Mosque, it was very loud, then we got used to it, apparently))) So earplugs will not interfere) But I think it’s the same in all nearby hotels.
To sum up, I would say that I would recommend going to this hotel if you want to explore the sights and are not going to sit in the hotel. Just choose your number carefully : )
We had a triple room overlooking the Bosphorus, it had everything you need: air conditioning, mini bar, bathroom with hairdryer, soap, shampoo, shower gel. Towels were changed every day. The only thing was that the safe in the room did not work, the reception said that we can use their safe, so in principle the problem was solved.
The room, like the rest of the hotel, has a lot of antique Turkish-style wood furniture, which I really liked. So I wanted to take at least a bedside table with me in my suitcase))
As far as we understood, this hotel also works as a hostel. We also saw one room without windows, I would not want to live in this)
The main contingent of the hotel - young people and couples (mostly Germans).
One of the main advantages of this hotel is the location. It is located in the center of the Old Town, close to the main attractions. The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia are very close. True, the first 2 days we woke up at 5 o’clock in the morning from prayer in the Blue Mosque, it was very loud, then we got used to it, apparently))) So earplugs will not interfere) But I think it’s the same in all nearby hotels.
To sum up, I would say that I would recommend going to this hotel if you want to explore the sights and are not going to sit in the hotel. Just choose your number carefully : )
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