Meet Istanbul

The ferry terminal and airport bus stop are nearby, and the neighborhood is a busy downtown area so it's safe to walk alone at night. Helpful staff are at the front desk 24 hours a day. Great location and great staff. I'd like to stay here again if I come to Istanbul.

A small, relatively inexpensive, comfortable, fairly new hotel (although some things already require minor repairs - for example, my hook in the bathroom was hanging quite noticeably). The standard room is not very large, but has everything you need, including a normally working air conditioner. The bathroom is a little poorly thought out - the shower door rests against the shower head, and the door of the bathroom itself interferes with access to the sink - but these are, in general, trifles. Very friendly hosts, everyone speaks English to one degree or another, help to solve some minor issues. Downstairs, under the stairs, a mountain of bottles with free water, wi-fi is stable, but the speed is not very high. The location is also excellent - only 5-7 minutes to the ferry pier, from where boats go to all parts of the city, including the islands - in my opinion, the best form of transport in Istanbul. At the same time, the hotel itself is located on a fairly quiet street without noisy bars and markets, which, however, are also just a stone's throw away. My windows faced the street, so sometimes I was bothered by some household noise, like swearing and passing trucks, but, for example, the muezzins were not heard at all.

Facilities: New hotel, two bottles of water, TV, hair dryer, refrigerator, tea bags, kettle. The room and corridor are all movie posters. Hygiene: Very clean. Environment: 5 minutes walk from Kadikoy Pier, bus hub and airport bus. There are many small shops and supermarkets nearby, such as SOK and A101. The simit sold in the bakery is also delicious. Service: The uncle on duty during the day at the front desk can speak English and is very enthusiastic. The uncle on duty at night does not speak English but can use Google to translate instantly. There is someone at the front desk 24 hours a day. The price-performance ratio is very high. It is best to book in advance, otherwise the price will increase sharply at the end of the period. The disadvantage is that the homestays here are unified; facing the street, you can always hear the sound of motorcycles downstairs.

Simple and clean. No problems. Close to Kadikoy station and restaurants. They kept my baggage after check-out, which was very helpful.

The only new decent hotel in the area with non-smoking rooms. It can be seen that all the furniture is new. Very welcoming owner and guy at the reception. I lost my headphones (I accidentally left them at the reception), I came back 2 hours later, they kept them and gave them to me. Helped with all questions. The room is clean, comfortable bed, white towels, shower gel and shampoo, soap, slippers. There are hangers in the closet. Enough sockets. Elevator. On the 1st floor you can take a bottle of water and there is a coffee maker and coffee. Of the minuses: my window didn’t close (the handle was broken), they explained that it was Ramadan and they couldn’t find someone to fix it right now. After Ramadan everything will be fixed, they apologized. The water at 6 am is not yet hot (medium warm). I had a morning flight and had to take a semi-warm bath. In the evening everything was ok. Otherwise, there is simply no such decent and clean hotel at an affordable price. So feel free to choose this one! I recommend!