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Terrible smell in bathrooms, water came out of the shower. Tub in bathroom too high and small space. Dirty and smelly carpet in the rooms. I tried 2 rooms. Excellent free breakfast. Personnel was very friendly.
The location is very good-near Grand bazaar.But too small room-when you put on your suitcase on the floor-no place to move:-).Nothing special on breakfast.The staff was polite/like evetywhere in Turkey
My family and I spent five nights in this hotel.It is located in very peaceful area,very near many tourist attractions.Tram station is only 5min away.Food vas great,rooms were clean and tidy and service was amazing.People were extremely helpful and kind.
My biggest recommendations!
During winter holiday, my girlfriend and I spent three nights at Eyfel hotel in Istanbul. Beside its generally good position, this hotel has a lot more to offer. Our expectations were very low because of the low price of the hotel, but we were pleasant...More
This is very bad and unclean hotel. Rooms are very small and they are not very clean especially the bathroom. You can feel the moisture. Breakfast is very poor and really you don't have anything to eat. The only thing because l gave two stars...More
Tourists, hawkers, and locals come together at the Grand Bazaar to comb its labyrinthine passageways in search of a bargain – be it a pair of brand name jeans, a handcrafted silk rug, or a perfectly brewed cup of tea. Outside the vast bazaar, worn, narrow streets wind their way down from its lofty perch to the southern shore of the Golden Horn, where the evocatively aromatic Spice Bazaar beckons alongside
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the elegant New Mosque (opened in 1665). Nearby, the famed Galata Bridge offers pedestrian access to urban delights across the river in Istanbul’s more residential and contemporary neighbourhoods, while the must-see sights of Sultanahmet are but a leisurely stroll away.
