Deluxe Golden Horn Sultanahmet Hotel Reviews

The view from the restaurant is the biggest sales point for this hotel. I stayed here ten years ago and booked it again because I remembered the view. The room looks tasteful but is quite small. The noise from other rooms comes through the walls. Comfortable bed and pillows. Great location, just enough distance from the crowds. Breakfast fare is pretty average, but you hardly notice because of the view.

The location of this hotel is very good, only five minutes walk to Blue Mosque and Hagia Grand Mosque , and three minutes walk to Metro station at Sultanahmet, 15 minutes walk to main train station. I stayed in this hotel for three nights. My room is on the first floor with street views. The bathroom isn’t standard, maybe it’s for disable people. The views from roof of hotel are amazing, overlooking the river , Blue Mosque and Hagia. Breakfast is ok, not much fruits. I wasn’t happy about airport transport. I booked for 10 am taxi one day before, but taxi didn’t show up after 10:10. I have to walk on the street to get one. The old town traffic is very bad. It took about one hour to get to the airport IST for 1000 Turkey ‘s Lira or 30 Euros. It rated 4 star hotel, but I feel like it’s three star hotel.

Cozy rooms, excellent service, and perfect location near main attractions. Great breakfast variety. Clean and comfortable. Highly recommended for travelers!

● Advantages: ● Excellent location: The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia are only a few minutes' walk away, and the T1 rail line is nearby, which is very convenient for tourists who want to explore the historical sites of the old city and go to other places. ● Beautiful scenery: Some rooms have direct views of the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. You can enjoy the sunrise and the two mosques bathed in the morning sun in the room. The view of the rooftop restaurant and terrace is even wider, overlooking Marmara, the old city, the Asian area, etc., with beautiful scenery. ● Room facilities: Although the room is not large, it is warm and comfortable, clean and tidy, and has good sound insulation. The facilities in the room are modern and can meet the basic needs of guests. ● Excellent dining: There is a rich choice of breakfast food, including authentic Turkish food and dishes suitable for the tastes of various countries. You can order according to the menu. ● Disadvantages: The room area is relatively small, which may be a bit cramped for guests with a lot of luggage or high space requirements.

Located in the old town, only a five-minute walk to the mosque. There are many restaurants around, but the hotel is located on a relatively quiet road with a small garden at the door. Overall, it is much quieter than those hotels facing the road. The room is relatively small. If two people's suitcases are laid flat on the floor, there is basically no aisle, but it is clean and tidy. The breakfast room on the top floor is the highlight, and the scenery from a distance is amazing. Breakfast is also okay, and there is something for Chinese stomachs to eat, but freshly ground coffee is charged separately. The only shortcoming is that the front desk service is not as warm and sincere as other hotels on our trip. The reserved room was no longer available and was not informed when we checked in. We were given a room change after Ctrip complained. But the faults do not hide the advantages, and overall I am quite satisfied.

The location is great, just behind the Blue Mosque. When you go to the restaurant on the 6th floor, you can see the Blue Mosque directly from a straight line of 100 meters, and the Sophia Cathedral diagonally to the left. In the morning, you can see the sunrise, it's so beautiful. I have to give his breakfast a thumbs up. The staff service is very good, very standard service. The hotel room is not large. It is less than 100 meters away from T1 and is convenient to take. I really recommend this hotel. In fact, it’s not far from the Basilica Cistern, Topka Palace, Museum of Civilization, and Egyptian Bazaar.