The breakfast is delicious. The freshly prepared food was served to us at our seats. The location was good and it was the perfect base for sightseeing in Istanbul. The staff are friendly and helpful. The hair dryer was broken, but they quickly replaced it.

Even after 9 pm, staff member who appeared to be a student at the reception on the first floor was chatting on the phone for over two hours, and his voice could be heard up to the rooms on the second floor. I could hear the voice of the person on the other end of the phone through the speaker. I gave him some attention and things improved that day, but the next day it was the same again. When I asked him about it, he told me that he was calling because he needed to do some kind of program (lesson?). I felt that consideration should be given to guests who come to the hotel on holidays.

The staff at the hotel were so friendly and helpful. Amir in particular, was incredibly attentive, friendly, and full of recommendations. Nothing is too much for the staff. The location was close to all the tourist attractions, so much to be reached simply by walking around.

It was a little noisy from our room on the 2nd floor. We found the bathroom to have a smell on arrival, however, the team cleaned it well and it was no longer an issue. One thing to note is that this hotel is located in the touristy part of town, so you can expect that when you walk down the street, you will see store and restaurant owners begging you to come in. That's no fault of the hotel of course, just something to note.

The location in the old city was wonderful, walking distance to all the major sites. The hotel was slightly off the beaten path, ideal for strolling and getting an authentic experience. The 24 hr access to the roof top was wonderful and included breakfast was satisfying. It was charming, quaint, and the staff was super nice.

I have no complaints. Be aware that this is a very small hotel, more of a bed and breakfast: only 2 rooms per 4 floors. It made for an intimate, cozy experience. They had clearly renovated: marble bathroom and staircases, but an old world feel. The room was on the smaller side, but cozy and the location gave the authentic experience. So happy I went there. Can’t beat it for the price

Really loved the coziness of this place and how warm and friendly the workers were. Especially auntie Sevda, who prepared a lovely Turkish breakfast spread on the terrace. I looked forward to this breakfast every day, it is quite the experience to enjoy a fresh meal while viewing the beautiful sea. The beds were very comfortable and the cleanliness was top-notch. Not to forget: the location is perfect. It is wonderful to be able to walk over to Hagia Sophia for morning prayers in 5 minutes. This was my second visit to this hotel and I would most definitely visit again.

The staff was super helpful. Breakfast was really good, the lady cooked something cool every day.You have to go up 3 storeys, there is no elevator, but the view and the breakfast are worth it. The location was good, in the historic center, which is good for a first time Istanbul visit, near to the main tourist attractions, but also close to the tram and train station.

We cheapened out and got the apartment on the ground floor, for us it was fine, but if you are a light sleeper I would recommend getting the apartments on the higher floors

The hotel was one among the quaint hotels in the old district, so location was perfect. The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was normal, on the top floor. The hotel has no lift, it's built upwards like most in the area, but they assigned us the first room up the stairs since we had a baby. The hotel says they have parking, be understood that this is just on the side of the road of the hotel front.

The curtains were not blackout - that made it very hard to sleep in in the morning as well as sleep at night with all the street light. The bathroom was too small, and the sliding door of the bath area was coming off the hinges. There was no cotton buds or facial tissue in the room, which we expected on a normal basis. Also there was no complimentary water, which we expected as well. Overall it was okayish, but not full worth for the money.

The location was excellent and the hotel had a quaint, boutique feel with the reception staff making it very homely, especially Amir. The breakfast was delicious and authentically Turkish as well as catering for more western tastes.

The room was a little small and beware, that some of the restaurants around are expensive and deceptive in the ways they add 'taxes' to the bill. Ask for the taxes and service charges BEFORE you order. We learnt the hard way.

We stayed at the hotel in May 2024. Everything was wonderful! The location is very convenient, everything is nearby, the tram stop is 7-10 minutes on foot. In the evening it is quite quiet here, we did not hear the neighbors, we liked the breakfasts, everything is delicious, a little variety, but every day they cook something new, everything is delicious! The staff is wonderful, they will help and prompt. The rooms are comfortable, small, but cozy. I can recommend it

There is no free drinking water in the room, and there are not enough disposable toothbrushes and shower caps in the bathroom.

We had a wonderful time at the hotel. For the travellers who want to visit most of the historical places on foot or by public transport, and don’t have a big budget, the hotel is perfect. It’s hard to overestimate its location! 3 minutes and you see Bosphorus, 5 minutes and you’re in the very centre of Istanbul with Hagia Sophia. Breakfast is simple, but it’s not a problem. The manager is a very polite and helpful young man always ready to assist. So, our overall experience was very positive.

The location was convenient: close to the tram, and the major attractions in such as Ayia Sophia and Sultan Ahmet were a few minutes walk away. Also very close to the Bosphorus and the bus from Kennedy Cadessi to other part of the city. The breakfast was wonderful, and eaten with a great view of the Bosphorus. The staff were helpful and friendly. Thank you Emir and Mahir, and the lovely lady who prepared that great breakfast.

The area was a bit noisy, but I think all hotels in the area are. In fact, I thought I would have trouble sleeping, but I didn't at all.