We loved the area in Sultanahmet, close to the big attractions of Istanbul. The hotel is small and friendly, but not in any way luxurious! The breakfast included in the price is very nice. Our room (no 12) on the top floor, of what had been once a roof terrace, had a fabulous view out to the sea of Marmara and to the Blue Mosque, which is stunningly lit at night. (Beware, however,that the top rooms have very low ceilings and many opportunities to bump your head.)

The bathroom could have been cleaner, the hair dryer doesn't work and the bedside lights are broken. There are no toiletries in the bathroom and several power sockets are broken. No tea or cups are provided in the room, although there are glasses.

The staff were great, helpful and friendly and made me feel welcome. The room was lovely, clean, airy and air conditioned with a little balcony overlooking the street and within easy walking distance of all the things you want to see in Sultanahmet. Plenty of tour information there and staff ready to help. I enjoyed having breakfast on the balcony or in the foyer in the morning.

Not much to improve, just wouldn't mind having tea and coffee making facilities in the room, but it was always available in the foyer. Maybe some fresh fruit for breakfast. There may have been some, but I didn't ask.

The staff! They were great! Shout out for Ibrahim on reception who was very helpful, knowledgeable and kindly loaned me his metro card (I left it at reception when I checked out). Location is perfect, just a few minutes walk to Haghia Sophia the Blue Mosque, Gülhane Park and Eminönü ferry station. My room (12) was at the top of the stairs and had amazing seaviews. No lift, but worth the climb - could be difficult with lots of, or heavy baggage and if you're tall, you might hit your head going in and out of the doorway. A fridge and kettle in the room were a bonus. Breakfast was simple and sufficient. Lots of restaurants near by - recommend the Doy Doy restaurant a short walk away for good food and fair prices. I would definitely stay here again.

A light by the bed would have been good.

The best hotel room in Turkey. So quaint, so unique, so beautiful!! It's not luxury, but it's exactly what you need when travelling around Istanbul but also prioritizing comfort. And the fact that it's less than 5 minutes away from the Hagia Sophia, catacombs, blue mosque, and 10 mins away from the Grand Bazaar? We wish we could've stayed here longer and knew about it sooner! We stayed at a total of 5 hotels for our trip, and this is hands down our top 1 in terms of aesthetics. Very clean too!

It's a bit of a climb to get to the room as the hotel doesn't have an elevator, but it's worth it. The hotel lobby is also simple, a bit dingy in terms of lighting, but it is still very clean!

This is a small property very close to the Sultanahmet Mosque and other main sights. We got a large apartment with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a fully equiped kitchen, located in a building two minutes walking distance from the reception. There was a microvawe, a fridge, a dishwasher, and in one of the bathrooms there were a washing mashine and a dryer. In the rooms there was enough space and light, as well as air conditioning. The wi-fi connection was quite fine. The staff were so nice that they even brought us my wife's lost suitcase when it was brought to them from the airport.

The property is not easily accessible by public transport. The receptionist either did not have a map of the city or did not want to give us one, instead some guy offered us to "sit down for a while" so that he "explained us everything", which we did not need. There were no hangers for overcoats, so we had to put them on one of the armchairs in the living room. There was no towel for dishes in the kitchen. The boiler worked in such a way that it was quite difficult to get water in the bathroom and kitchen which was neither boiling hot nor cold. In one of the bathrooms one part of the shower was broken so that itwas not posssible to adjust the height of the shower-head; in the other, the sewage system got clogged on the fourth day.

The staff and the manager were kind enough to let us use a bigger room (we paid a small amount additionally). The rooms were clean, but the hotel is, in fact, old and 'antique'. The location is excellent.

We booked an 'Economy Double Room' as from the pictures it looked like would be enough for us (couple). However, the room is way too small - so small there was no space for us to put our baggage and make few steps, and the bed was also small, so I think this room is enough for a single person staying 2-3 days. The covers were too small for a queen-sized bed and a couple (140x200). We also expected a better, more turkish breakfast.

The property is located right near the blue mosque, and easy to reach. The staff was so polite and kind and they upgraded our room to the premium room, which was fantastic, we could see the mosque from our window. Also, the bed was really comfortable and the breakfast they include is really good.

The only thing is that the room was a bit cold because of the windows, but they have AC so we could make it warmer.

The location is excellent, minutes away from the major tourist attractions at Sultanahmet quarter. The staff of the hotel was very friendly, welcoming me for a check-in at 5 AM. Even though the room was not big, it was clean and offered a beautiful view. If you are in Istanbul to spend most of your time sightseeing, this hotel might be for you. I would certainly come back to stay at this hotel.

The only major downside was that the room was cold during the night, and despite the fact that there was an AC, I couldn't make it warmer. However, the blanket was pretty warm and the bed comfy, so I slept well for both of the nights Instayed there.

The location was amazing. The staff lovely. The breakfast lovely. Customer service fabulous

The rooms are small. The toilet seat was wonky. They didn’t supply enough toilet paper . To flush the toilet it only had enough power to flush once then you needed to wait for 10 minutes to flush again. This was incredibly frustrating.There wasn’t a cup. You are not supposed to drink the water in Turkey. Not because it is bad but because it is tastes terrible but no water bottle was supplied, which would have been nice. The stairs are terrible if you need to drag a large suitcase up. I heard the staff talking on the phone at the reception because the noise carries

The hotel stuff was the most friendly I ever met. The balcony view, the location was excellent. For solo travel, the location and the environment is just perfect. The breakfast was great, for me a bit too much😁 They cleaned my room everyday and changed the towels, bedsheet. Thank you for the nice receptionists for all their help and for the extra coffee/tea, and for Ziya to organise my extra trips around the city. 🙏🏼♥️I truely reccomend this hotel for anybody.