Valeria Baranova 2/5 days ago on Google The rooms are old, rusty, and limescale, noisy - you can hear everything that happens outside the window, the tram, the noise of people. You will be accommodated not in the room you planned, but in a room two steps smaller, with a folding extra bed instead of a third full bed, thinking that you will not be indignant .. After, realizing that it will not work to deceive like that, as a scandal ensued, - you will be moved the next day to a more or less decent room ... Under the windows of the rooms you will be met by a cemetery, approximately 1643, but no one will tell you about this when booking, it will be a surprise when in the morning you want to drink instant coffee with the curtains wide open. There is no soundproofing - in the morning you will wake up from the sounds of the tram. Rooms above the 2nd floor are terrible, ceilings maximum 2 meters, old ventilation system instead of air conditioners, the refrigerator does not work properly. The rooms do not correspond to the prices at all. On the last morning it was pouring rain and the room next door was simply flooded with water from the drain, which spilled into the corridor. The breakfast buffet is meager, not tasty, we visited it once and realized that there was no point in going. There are no blankets, the pillows are stained. The only plus is the location within walking distance to all the main attractions (in one direction Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Gulhane Park, Topkapi; in the other direction Suleymaniye, the Egyptian market, the Grand Bazaar, the Galata Bridge and Tower).
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