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Opened in 1994, this family-run guesthouse is as cute as a button. The rooms aren't large, but they're impeccably clean. The decor is simple, but the wooden furniture adds a little cachet. The hotel is on a street set back from the busy Akbıyık Caddesi, which protects it from the noise but makes it difficult to find when you first visit. The smiling Elif is particularly welcoming. Airport transfer available and free wi-fi. A lovely little address, almost a secret!

The bathrooms and bathrooms are common on each floor, clean but a little old. The rooms and dormitories are very well kept, making it forget the very basic decoration. There is no terrace but we love the atmosphere there.

The establishment, built as a family house in 1901, will be renovated in 1991. Some original details of the house are very beautiful, such as the door and ceiling at the time of the marble staircase or staircase. Erkin Bey, the owner, speaks with pleasure of this house in which he grew up. Here the 40 rooms combine modernity and nostalgia, with a service close to the luxury hotel. The furniture is neat and tastefully chosen and the maintenance is impeccable. Meeting room for people with all the necessary equipment. The reception of Huseyin Bey is particularly pleasant. The terrace on the roof is perfect for sunbathing, or sunbathing and enjoying the view.

In Taksim square, at the beginning of Sıraselviler Avenue, there are impressive views of the district, Marmara Sea and Léandre Tower. Perfect for a business trip or approval. On 8 floors, standard rooms are simple and well furnished, not frills but comfort. Large suite with balcony and view. The director, Mr. Hasan, is francophone. French newspapers right next to the hotel.

Ideally located just a few metres from Istiklal Caddesi, while enjoying a little more calm, the Residence hotel is 5 minutes from Taksim. This modern hotel is comfortable and welcoming. Some rooms are relatively small with top beds in the colour not very gay. Apart from these details, the bathrooms with trend sinks and impeccable rooms make this address one of the best value for money in the city. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

This charming hotel is situated in a small, quiet street 100 m from Hagia Sophia. The 22 rooms are clean, clean and clean. In the basement there is the Turkish bath not to be missed. The hotel was very close to the train station and the train station. But this turns into an advantage during the heat waves. From the terrace on the top floor, view the sea of Marmara and the Palace of Topkapı, among others.

Located in Laleli, next to Beyazıt Square. Following the Rue du Tramway towards the West, it is very close to the Grand Bazaar. This 144-room hotel with a very original decoration, between retro and modern style with its very lively carpet, is surprising with its very lively blue-shaped bed heads. The Spa and Massages section is very close. The service is impeccable and the hotel offers very interesting rates.

Also family rooms. This 17-room hotel takes place in a traditional Ottoman, restored wooden residence located in a charming street lined with so many wooden houses. A sober and elegant décor for a soothing atmosphere. The rooms are simple and small, but with perfect comfort. We appreciate the parquet flooring, wooden furniture and white duvets that form a harmonious set. Some have a balcony and a lovely view. The hotel's asset lies in the superb view of the Blue Mosque that we have from the terrace, and in its completely charming breakfast room with its glass roof and its relaxation corner Ottoman lounge. The staff were friendly and helpful. Many houses on this street are under reconstruction. Dust and noise can be arranged for rooms facing the street.

Just opposite Galata Tower, this charming hotel will delight lovers of authenticity. The interior is indeed a haven of peace, the building is classified as a historic monument and has been restored accordingly. The decoration is very well-cared for in the rooms (prefer those with a view of the tower), but the must remains the terrace: There is a meal (from 7:30 a. m. to 2 a. m.) or at least one drink. Italian and Turkish cuisine accompanied by a beautiful wine list (mainly from Turkey). Attentive service. Wifi and safe safe.

Located a stone's throw from the Blue Mosque, Cheers Hostel enjoys an exceptional location. The decoration is simple, the rooms clean and functional. The staff will bend over backwards to make your stay as pleasant as possible. After a day's visit, go to the terrace and enjoy the view of the setting sun over the mosque. Please note, however, that some rooms are in a building five minutes from the main building where breakfast is served: to be quiet, ask the question when booking.

Located in the Fatih district, 200 m from the spices bazaar, ideally located to discover the old quarter of Istanbul, this Ottoman style hotel offers beautiful services and additional services like a driver, a city excursion or bicycle rental (not very recommended due to slopes at all corners of the street). The price/price ratio is quite exceptional and is worth looking at. With an exceptional view of the Golden Horn from the terrace, you will enjoy pleasant breakfasts.

Completely renovated in 2011, this 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Sirkeci, just a stone's throw from the tram. Halfway between the historical city and the modern city, it is therefore an ideal location. The hotel has a restaurant, a bar, a sauna and a hammam, and offers in its rooms all the facilities you may need. The breakfast served is Turkish style, i.e. copious and varied. The welcome is warm and the staff dedicated.

For those who like peace and quiet and especially authenticity and do not want to stay in the tourist areas, the Kariye Hotel, located just opposite the St. Saviour-in-Chora Mosque, is a great option. The decoration of the hotel is inspired by the 19th century style. The staff is very friendly. One of the luxuries of the Kariye Hotel is the absolute quiet. It is interesting to take a walk there to discover another side of the city. A bit out of the way, but taxis can quickly reach Sultanahmet or Taksim.

The hotel is located in the heart of the Üsküdar district, exciting and rich in history, in a building with traditional Ottoman architecture but in excellent condition. The rooms are decorated in the Ottoman style. A magnificent garden will welcome you for rich and hearty breakfasts. This journey through time, accompanied by the kindness of the staff, will make your stay a very pleasant one. Beware of rooms that overlook the garden. If you are a fan of sleeping in, the sounds of cutlery could break your sleep.

This hotel succeeds in skilfully and tastefully combining Ottoman architecture with modern and neat decoration. Several types of rooms with sea views are available, as well as duplexes. Each of them has a wooden floor and beautiful bathrooms. On the top floor, a gourmet restaurant with a splendid view of Istanbul and a terrace where people come for a drink in the evening. Whether it is for a business trip or a family trip, the place will make your stay very pleasant.

A legendary name for a quality hotel that, although not from the Orient-Express era, recreates its outdated charm. The rooms, bright, are tastefully decorated and the welcome is warm. The small details of the decoration are taken care of, especially at the bar, decorated like a wagon of the famous train. The only small inconvenience is that the hotel overlooks the avenue used by the tram. The terrace, which offers a beautiful view of the entrance to the Golden Horn, is pleasant and hosts the delicious restaurant Imbat. Pleasant swimming pool in the basement.

In love with the atmosphere of the Thousand and One Nights? This establishment will make you live your oriental dream from the beginning to the end of your stay. It all starts with the lobby and its marble columns: you'd think you were in a real palace! Then take a stroll out onto the terrace, where you can sip a drink while admiring the brightly illuminated Istanbul skyline. The rooms are dressed in crimson and furnished in Ottoman style. The icing on the cake? The sauna and hammam, of course, without which your stay wouldn't be quite the same! Service is, of course, impeccable.

. and Erdal offer a warm welcome. The entire house is tastefully decorated in an ancient anatolien style and the atmosphere is intimate. The 12 rooms are bright, clean and clean. Also, family rooms (70 to 135 € for 4, 5 or 6 people). You really feel at home and you will not tire of enjoying the calm garden, just a few metres from the hustle and bustle of the tourist district. Tea and coffee are offered. Reservation very recommended. A touch of heart!

Decorated in the Ottoman style, Hotel Armada offers contemporary comfort while preserving the advantages of its location and memorable site. The 108 rooms are very pleasant and perfectly clean. With its vast lobby decorated with Ottoman masterpieces, its typical Istanbul restaurant from the early 20th century, its terrace with a magnificent view, its bars and its oriental café, Hotel Armada guarantees a refined stay. For those who dream of sailing, the hotel offers its own excursions. An experience to live.