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Stayed for four nights. The hotel is situated in the old part of town, very close to public transport (100m) two side streets away from the main road. Typical small city hotel with clean rooms, although I had a leak in the shower which they tried to fix but without success.. Housekeeping came in the room twice without knocking while the don't disturb light was on. But overall the staff was nice and tried their best. The hotel offers some tours which are of reasonable price and well organised. Fitness and spa were not open when I was there, they said they just re opened the hotel and some facilities were not yet ready. Good place if you want to be close to main attractions like grand bazaar, sultanachmet square, blue mosque, topkapi etc. but not if you're looking to un haste yourself in the hotel after a day in the city. The rooms are also not so well isolated so sometimes quite noisy.

Grand bazaar is only 7 minutes walk, food diner nearby, blue mosque is only 20 minutes walk, very good location, free wifi throught out the stay, friendly staff, a pleasant stay with young children too. However, the lobby/reception is located at first floor, have to carry luggage using stairs, not very user friendly for wheelchair user. Apart from that, we enjoy our stay there.

In general it would be good having a hotel on the other side of the Galata bridge, but on the other side that area I guess is very loud. The Double Tree is not located in the middle of all the hotspots but the tram station is just across the road and with this tram you can reach all sights and hotspots convenient and cheap (unfortunately the tram is not working too long in the nighttime). Taking the tram station into the consideration the location is perfect. The Hotel itself is a new and modern stylish design Hotel as you can expect from the Hilton group - absolute good standards in room design, lobby design and others - absolutely nothing to pick on. We strongly recommend to include the breakfast, the buffet is absolutely top - you can get everything you want to get, I cant imagine whats missing there, just the guys with the coffee could be a bit faster in service. The staff at the front desk was very friendly and quite good in English - they helped us a lot with reservations for restaurants and other infos (they had no easy task with us) - but dont count on them with explanations how you can find the restaurants - better to bring your own map. All we can say that all was good in that hotel and we can strongly recommend it for some days of expierience in Istanbul.

The hotel is really 200 m from the nearest tram stop (Beyazit-Kapali Carsi). From the airport it takes one hour with metro and tram, its easy to come to the hotel. The most sight is within walking distance. The staff was very helpful, the breakfast was super, the bathroom was big and so clean. Every day was the room cleaning. I recommend the hotel for everyone, it was really a good choice.

I switched from another hotel because the rooms were tiny and I got a very good deal from agoda on this one. The room was quite large with a very clean bathroom and one of the best rain showers I've ever experienced. If it weren't for the environmentally conscious in me, I would've taken 30 minute showers. The location is also very good, as it's just a few steps from the main tram line which takes you all over Istanbul, and a 10 minute walk from the Sultanahmet hippodrome, Blue Mosque, etc, and 5 minutes from the Grand Bazaar. The only drawback to the place was the internet system. Basically, they give you a username and password, which allows you to connect w/ one device. So if you have a smartphone and/or tablet and/or laptop, you're out of luck. When I nicely suggested that they consider changing the way they do their internet, they were confused why someone would want to connect w/ multiple devices. Hello? The breakfast is decent, with eggs, olives, cheeses, baked goods, etc. But there is a paucity of fruits. I think that's typical for Turkish breakfasts. Overall, very much recommended.

A very comfortable hotel, with a high standard of room with all facilities. When I arrived back one afternoon they were even changing the curtains-excellent. A small but refreshing pool with a good health centre with small steam room and sauna and exercise machines. A very good choice for breakfast with a large hot and cold selection. Definately reccommended. The hotel is a few minutes walk from the Grand Bazaar, 15 mins easy walk to the blue mosque and 2 mins from the Beyazit tram stop, giving easy and cheap (3 lira) link to Ataturk airport).

We had a great 4- night stay at the Hotel Beyaz Saray. It was very easy for the taxi driver to find as it is located on the main street traversing the Beyazit and Sultanahmet areas. The tram station is almost right in front of the hotel, giving great access to all the major sights as well as shopping areas. Lots of restaurants in the area, but a bit pricey. Small convenience store right next door, as well as a couple of well known clothing stores. The buffet breakfast was delightful, offering a wide variety of cheeses and cold cuts, breads, cereal, fruit, yogurt, honey, as well as a couple of hot dishes that changed daily. Would have been nice though if they served real Turkish coffee instead of the vending machine variety. We had lunch at the Vista Restaurant on our last day, and were absolutely delighted with the quality of the food and service. We were the only customers there, and it was nice to have a leisurely meal in a quiet, peaceful setting for a change. Our second floor room looked out on the main street and had a great view of the Beyazit Mosque. Our room was starting to show its age, but Housekeeping did a good job cleaning the room daily. The mini bar fridge is big enough to hold 4 liter-sized bottles of drinks plus several soda cans. Beds were comfortable enough, but consisted of two single beds pushed together rather than one king-sized bed. The air conditioning was weak, but since it was cold outside, we just resorted to opening the glass door facing the street. Only downside is all the noise that comes in also. The only difficulty we had was a bit of confusion about the hotel layout on our first day, as there are two entrances, on perpendicular streets, and the entrance located on Yeniceriler Caddesi (the main street) is the hotel's coffee and bakeshop. From there you take an elevator down a flight to find the hotel reception desk. The more direct entrance to the hotel lobby is on the smaller street perpendicular to Yeniceriler. Would stay again.

Stayed for 3 nights in this hotel . Went to Istanbul with my daughter ( aged 14 yrs) and my wife . We had booked a triple room. One double bed and one single bed . The room was very very small and hardly any space to keep our bags or even move around the room . But the room was good . Once in the bed , no problem at all. There's no hot water kettle in the room which would have helped me to make my own tea or coffee at my convenience . We chose to take a train from Ataturk airport to the hotel. The hotel had told us to get to Beyazit tram station and walk to the hotel, which is just 5 mins by walk . We had a tough time finding the hotel. When we asked around at Beyazit station , no one seemed to know location of the hotel. Eventually we did find the hotel. The staff of this hotel are very friendly . Instantly we felt good having chosen this hotel . Once we were settled in this hotel, we discovered the excellent location of the hotel. Walking distance to Grand Bazar, Spice Market, Sultanamet mosque . I would highly recommend this hotel, due to hospitality of the staff, location and value for money. Other than having problems in finding the hotel and small bedroom, no other problem

First day check in i was struggling with the water closet flush was not working, i told them to be fixed, 5 minute letter done. The hotel was very near to Beyazit tramvay station, before that you will find cheap and good restaurant during on the way. The staffs was very helpfull, the room very clean and they have the rooftop for best selfies. I would like to stay here again for future strip.

This place is ideally located near the main activity area. It is hardly 100 m away from the tram station. The Grand Bazar, Colum of Constantine, Blue Mosque, Aya Sofiya, and Top Kapi museum are within 5 to 10 min walking distance. The hotel seems to be recently renovated and was in excellent condition. The staff was very polite and co-operative. I would specifically like to quote my check-in experience here: when I reached the hotel after travelling from Cappadocia, it was around 9pm. I didn't have any lira as I couldn't manage to exchange while i had 100 dollar notes. The taxi driver didn't have change of 100 dollar while i had to pay him 40 dollar. The money exchange shops were closed as well. At that time, the Mr. Umar at the front desk immediately solved the problem by lending me 100 lira from his own pocket. It was really impressive and heart touching experience for me.

We had a very wonderful over night stay at this hotel,the front desk staff were exceptionally helpful and kind to let us check in early and welcome us at the buffet breakfast while we are waiting for the room, and also the staff at the breakfast were very nice and friendly. we are definitely will recommend this hotel to our friends and will be looking forward to stay here again.

I arrived at Baron Hotel at 6.30am with a walking tour of Istanbul booked for 8.30am. Without completing the full check in, I was given my key to allow me a shower before I went out. No fuss and no fee for an early arrival. The room was not big, but had room for me to spread out. The bathroom was small but adaquate, and the hot water great. The wifi worked well and the bed was comfortable. Staff dId not speak very good English, but all went out of their way to provide excellent service. The breakfast appeared to be for locals. Plenty of choice but not regular western choices. The view from the breakfast room was magnificent over the sea. This is not the Ritz, but very good value for money.

I would definitely use this place again if I return to Istanbul. The upper floor rooms are quiet, room facilities are good (a safe, air con, kettle), it's well located for the main tourist attractions, easy to find from the nearest tram stop (Beyazit). Breakfast is good and includes strawberries and cream and freshly-squeezed orange. Good value. they don't provide much tea/coffee in the rooms but no problem as there are many small shops nearby which sell small packs of coffee, milk; and you can grab some tea bags at breky. For a fantastic restaurant, very cheap and v good quality, turn left outside the hotel, then right near a small mosque, then next left and walk the short distance to the far corner of the block on the left side of the street. 10-12 lira for a main with proper meat and nice bread. The normal advice to get here from the airport is to take the metro to Zeytinburnu and change to the tram and get off at Beyazit. However most of the day the tram gets more and more jam-packed as you get near the centre and you (and your luggage) get pushed further away from the door and there is the danger that either you or your companion won't get off at Beyazit. So after my first time I stayed on the metro to the final stop at Aksary (which is quite near Beyazit) then crossed the main road (so taxis were pointing the right way) and took a taxi to near Beyazit tramstop (about 7 lira). (we saved 6 lira not using the tram). Finally, don't eat in the touristy seafood restaurants beneath Galata bridge (don't even go down there as they are the pushiest people in Turkey to get you inside),the food is bland and they try to sell you mains costing up to 380 lira!!

I booked this hotel knowing it was a 3 star hotel, therefore didn't have high expectations. When we got there we were given the double room instead of the triple room which we originally booked although we were 2 in a room, however I explained that I wanted the bigger room and the next day because the triple rooms were full, they actually upgraded us into a suite for 4 people and it was lovely. The hotel isn't the newest but everything was lovely and clean. The breakfast buffet was also lovely and all the typical things you'd enjoy for breakfast. The location of the hotel was the best thing ever as we literally didn't have to take a cab anywhere and all the tourist attractions were literally less than 10mins away walking distance. This saved us a lot of money on transportation as everything is literally on the main high street. Lastly, the staff and their service was the absolutely excellent. They looked after us really well and were exceptionally welcoming and helpful!

It was my second stay there and I was really glad to see familiar and friendly faces of hotel management and stuff. Hotel Manager was on duty as always and immediately recognized me and help me as well as old busboy who went out to meet me and drug my suitcase from a taxi stopped block away from the hotel. It is pleasant for any traveler after long flight and taxi drive from airport to hotel to see smile on old kind face of busboy who's recognizing you even after six month since your first short stay at the hotel. For sure you will be back again and again. Great new hotel and services, all stuff speak good English,clean and nice rooms, wise choice of dishes for breakfast and excellent coffee and tea. Great fun place on the rooftop: jacuzzi, bar and amazing view on Bosporus. If you get lucky you can meet Hotels owners, two great, well educated and wise guys always pleasant to talk with, and they are always on duty to make our stay pleasant. Location, location and location!! It's really great, short walking distance to all major attractions and almost next to Great Bazaar. Also with my wife we've found great nice seafood and local food restaurants just one block behind hotel: plate of delicious fried fish for $3, best baklava in my life- the locals call it the Turkish Viagra, and superb Turkish coffee and tea twice cheaper than at major attractions. Hotel stuff will make your stay pleasant and enjoyable!

Kupeli hotel suprise me in delightful way. The location of the hotel itself for first timer will be difficult to find if you did not ask for direction from the front office since it is located at the back alley not on the front road. The reception staff though entertain us courteously as usual do it without smiling, again makes us feel like an intruder to their normal live. Only one of the reception staff, Osman can speak fluent english, the others can't communicate in english well enough for us to understand each other.The room though small(due to the fact that a standard room is used to put three single beds) is very neat and clean probably due to recent refurbishment and they use lamination flooring rather than carpet in their room so you dont smell the musty carpet smell like in most of the hotel.The bathroom is with homogenous floor to ceiling earth tone color tiles look refreshing and clean.The storage area for our things is aplenty to compensate for the lack of space in the room. On the negative side, The breakfast menu is limited to bread and variety of jams and butter and cheese, cereal, boil egg, apple and oranges, cordial orange, tea and coffee and is the same everyday, enough to safisfy the hunger but not enough to satisfy the appetite. We stayed there for 4 night and on the third day the lift broke down and until we checked out the lift is still broken and not being fixed.Imagine after walking around istanbul by foot from 9am to 9pm and when we get to the hotel we have to scale a spiral staircase to the fourth floor. Everyday we will request for iron and ironing board but everytime they will say okay and will wait until an hour when we called back we will receive the same answer that they did not know which room took the iron. All and all, with the kind of money that we pay ( we can get better room in our country) but by Istanbul standard we get our money worth staying in this hotel.

I travelled alone and used public transportation and the hotel catered to my requirements, its a 5 minutes walk from Beyazit Tram Station the .issue is while coming from Hotel to Tram Station its a steep walk so old age with walking problems should avoid. Hot Water did not work on day 1 and they did mention there was an issues 2nd day it was working fine. Using Subway/Metro I reached in 40 minutes from Ataturk Airport to this hotel.

staying at the newport as a precursor to joining our organised tour proved to be a good move. the hotel, a solid three star property, was close to major tourist spots such as the grand bazaar, hagia sophia, basilica cistern and blue mosque - all within fifteen minutes walk or tram ride. while the roof top garden service was closed, one could still go up to the roof to here the late afternoon calls to prayer echoing through the air. rooms are reasonably well-maintained and comfortable. staff were helpful and courteous.

Not as good as advertised: we arrived and the apartment was very dirty, with hairs and dust on the floor and in the beds, everything looked run down. Requested a clean-up which was done immediately, but they could not remove the two big black mold stains on the ceiling. Upside are the comfortable beds, and it is pretty quiet, but upstairs resident tenants are very loud in the evening and nights. Owner on the outside friendly, but really is only interested in your money. Asked for a reading lamp next to the bed, which was declined with the reason that the outside night street lamp would provide enough light (honestly!). "Lobby" downstairs is a joke, bored and not trustworthy looking and chain smoking guys hanging out in kind of a den. Location 20 min by foot to Hagai Sophia, but in a shabby and not so nice neighbourhood. We were pretty disappointed.