3/5 - Okay
It's not well connected and it has no options in terms of restaurants or transportation.






The hotel is overall great! The staff is incredible! The majority of the restaurants are 5 stars the Nobu restaurant is not anything close to the kind in Miami. It’s also without a doubt one of the worst sushi restaurants I have ever been to. It really needs to be replaced.
Reviewed on Dec 18, 2025

Yes
Reviewed on Dec 2, 2025

Fantastic rooms and location.
Reviewed on Dec 3, 2025

Yes, and I thank them for that.
Reviewed on Dec 3, 2025

I didn't try breakfast at the hotel/residence I like the big rooms full with all amenities The staff was very responsive and friendly Would book again if coming with a group
Reviewed on Dec 7, 2025

It was good special thanks for Mr. Ahmad the Afghani guy and to the manager
Reviewed on Oct 18, 2025

See historical monuments, attend performing arts shows and discover a lively shopping and dining scene in the heart of modern Istanbul.

Once a church, then a Byzantine cathedral, later a mosque and now a monument, this iconic building is a national treasure.

The nickname of this 17th-century structure refers to the brilliant color of its tiled interior.

Enter the maze of shop-lined streets in one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world to browse hundreds of thousands of hand-crafted objects.

Istanbul’s medieval lookout point offers panoramic views across city’s historic district and the water of the Golden Horn.

The official residence of the Ottoman sultans for about four centuries is now accessible to the public and home to sacred relics.






It's not well connected and it has no options in terms of restaurants or transportation.
The Hotel is within 3 minute or so walking distance from the famous Eyub Sultan Mosque and the many activities around the mosque’s square.
Very attractive dining and shopping area in Gokturk area
Has a good distance away from metropolitan İstanbul but still easily accessible (to İstanbul) if required. Excellent crisp, clean pure air.
