Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Istanbul Sisli Reviews

Worst hotel ever. Ramada brand is ruined by them. 1. No luggage boy to pick up the luggages when arriving (in heavy rain). Imagine guest's awkwardness. 2. Next to a hospital and the hotel window is directly towards street. Huge car and ambulance noise day and night. 3. Service woman entered my room without ringing the bell or knock the door and said it was "minibar check" and left with arrogant attitude. After I reported this to front desk. They did it again the next day. 4. Breakfast is really simple, water cups are smelly, and they let street cat walk between dining tables. (I understand local fond of cats, but street cats are not hygiene for dining places) 5. Rooms are not well maintained and hairs can be easily found on bedsheet. I traveled around hundreds of cities and stayed in countless hotels, this one is the worst.

Outside of window is too much noisy generator working night time!

very good hotel very comfortable friendly

Fantastic!

Breakfast is Zero

Unfriendly staff, you pay extra for the cappuccino even with breakfast already paid for, not interesting at all...the cleanliness leaves something to be desired

The hotel facilities and rooms were clean and nice, but the water pressure was very weak. The transportation was not good, and there were no good amenities nearby.

Convenient transportation, suitable for business trips

Fortunately, there is a hot pot restaurant nearby

The guy with pigtails is very enthusiastic and the service is considerate and nice. Thanks again to the little brother with pigtails for his enthusiasm and making us feel at home every time Not to mention the environment and scenery The only thing is that there are too many mirrors (maybe foreigners like it)

The room is very dark, there is little light and the sound of the roof falling is very loud, I couldn't sleep at all because of the view.

The rooms in this hotel are spacious. The location is also good, not far from the Turkish airport.

I don't recommend to stay at this hotel.At the check out i requested the invoice on a specific company and they didn't provide it. Also they don t speak english well. The internet connection was bad in the first days. Also there was a problem with water pressure.

I am writing to express my deep disappointment regarding the service my wife and I experienced during our recent stay at Ramada Istanbul Sisli. We initially booked and paid in full (1,881 EUR) on September 29th, 2024, for a stay from October 27th to November 15th, as we were scheduled for a kidney transplant procedure at Florence Nightingale Hospital nearby. I was the donor, and my wife was the recipient. Upon arrival, we were assigned Room 1107, where we stayed until November 2nd, when we had to be admitted to the hospital for post-surgery recovery, initially estimated to last 14 days. Fully understanding the hotel’s non-refundable policy, we did not expect a refund for the unused portion of our stay. However, due to a smooth recovery, we were discharged on November 12th and returned to the hotel to resume our accommodation for the remaining period. To our surprise, upon returning, we were met with an uncooperative attitude from Mr. Borat, the receptionist on duty. He informed us that our original room was “not available,” despite our ongoing reservation, and reassigned us to a different room that was smaller, older, and located on the 6th floor instead of the 1st. Furthermore, this new room was at the very end of the hallway, significantly farther from the elevator, which posed considerable difficulty, as my wife now relies on a wheelchair and needs closer access. We were additionally informed that the hotel staff reported to the booking agency that our situation had been resolved, claiming that we were assigned a “similar room, close to the elevator”—a complete misrepresentation. This was not the case, and I am disheartened by this blatant falsehood. I find it unacceptable that our original room could have been double-booked or reassigned without our knowledge. We were already dealing with a demanding medical situation, and the inconvenience of this downgrade added unnecessary stress.