A good hotel, in an old mansion near Sultanahmet Square (literally 4-5 minutes on foot), the rooms are average, everything you need is there, no frills, clean bed linen, towels, hygiene kit. The furniture is old but decent, lots of carpets (a la Ottoman style), the receptionist is not very friendly, but everything is polite)). They speak Turkish and English. The hotel for breakfast is quite sparse and monotonous, but there is everything you need, there was enough)). Breakfast on the gorgeous veranda with stunning views of Hagia Sophia and the Bosphorus. Lunches and dinners are not provided. In general, the hotel is very good for the city center.

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Екатерина С.

Level 5 Local Expert

A good hotel for its price category. The location is convenient. Excellent breakfasts on the top floor overlooking Hagia Sophia. I visited this hotel 2 times in February. The first time February was sunny and +20, the room was comfortable and warm, the second time it was raining and snowing, it was cold in the room, the air conditioner did not work for heat, it was impossible to enter the bathroom, the whole hotel was without heating. There is a refrigerator in the room (it only worked when you are in the room - without a key card, the light and refrigerator turn off). At the reception desk, you can ask to heat a kettle with boiling water. I recommend the hotel in warm weather, and in cold weather I don't want to freeze anymore.

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Coccinella

Level 13 Local Expert

Good location of the hotel, near the tram stop, currency exchange offices, shops and cafes. Breakfast is served on the terrace with a beautiful view, but there is little variety in food, there has never been any fruit from 5 days, and there is practically no baking either. The cleaning is good, but the plumbing and furniture are old. I'm not a picky person, but I'll take one star off for the lack of slippers, a kettle, cups, tea, and plain water in the room, even on the day of arrival.

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