Galatahan Hotel Istanbul Karakoy Reviews

The hotel is well located in Galata, with easy access to everything around. The breakfast is okay – it’s typically Turkish and the same every day without any variation. The cleanliness throughout the hotel is perfect, and the room was comfortable, very clean, and the bed was great. The service was just okay, nothing remarkable. One downside is the noise – since the hotel is on a main street, it can get quite loud. Also, the bathroom was extremely small.

Very cute hotel near Galatea tower, I recommend . Breakfast is decent. Turkish tea is delicious. Worth the money. Cheers!

Amazing location, the staff are so friendly and the room was super clean and modern. This will be my to go hotel when in Istanbul.

Great location, has a loft which is it usual for many hotels around Galata and a problem to carry bags. So it’s great. The only minus is a very small shower

Very nice clean hotel. Near karakoy metro and restaurants. Nice breakfast

Not bad for quick stay. Breakfast was good. Shower needs improvement

Room didn't have toothbrush and toothpaste. Although we asked the receptionist and he said they don't provide it. Should bring travel dental kit . Our room view was ok, not bad... Breakfast was normal.

good location, hotel and personal is very well

Near to Indonesian Restaurant and tramvay

the location is good

We visited Istanbul in June and stayed at this hotel. Pros: •Good location (15 minutes and you are at Istiklal, and if you go the other way, at the Karakoy pier). Everything is nearby. •In 5-7 minutes you can go down to Migros Jet and get something from the store. •The building looks fresh and neat •Friendly staff Cons: •Our air conditioner did not cool. An open window did not help the situation. The room was on the sunny side and every morning we woke up in a sweat, suffocating from the stuffiness. We were told that the air conditioner was not working not only for us and offered to open the window, but because it was very warm outside - the window did not save from the stuffiness. The air conditioner was fixed on the last day of our stay, for the first time we slept under a blanket and even froze. •The room has a very strange door to the bathroom and toilet (it closes both the shower and separates it from the room). The door doesn't reach the ceiling, there's a huge space there and you can hear everything your companion does in the toilet. •The breakfasts are very poor. You can find something, but it didn't change during our entire week of stay. The only fruit was watermelon and not on all days. There were no pancakes, although there was a huge selection of jam. We ate only boiled eggs, cheese sandwiches and muesli in milk, there was nothing else to take.

Overall, a good hotel for the money. Firstly, the location is perfect. The Galata Tower and the bridge of the same name are just a stone's throw away, about 5-7 minutes on foot. Secondly, the rooms are quite spacious and comfortable. Yes, the breakfast is a bit monotonous, but you will definitely be able to get something to eat in the morning! Very welcoming and pleasant staff, who will immediately try to solve the problem. For example, my hair dryer broke in the room, they immediately provided another one. So, I recommend it!

The hotel is located 6 minutes from the metro, which is very convenient. Nearby is the Galata Tower, the famous Istiklal Street and the Galati Bridge nearby. Convenient location of the hotel. The staff is friendly, there is a person who speaks Russian, Breakfasts are buffet style, you can eat.

It is near Galata, a six or seven minute hillside road, and closer to the Golden Horn. It is very convenient to take the tram or bus and walk, but it is almost impossible to park. It is located on an extremely busy street with many people and cars. Opposite the hotel is a modern art museum, and the subway from the airport is about eight to ten minutes' walk. I read the reviews and the rating is not high, but I personally think it is absolutely worth the price. The room is indeed small, only 13 or 14 square meters, barely enough, but it is very clean, the breakfast is quite varied, and the restaurant is also a bit upscale. The key is that the house is very new, not a renovation of an old and dilapidated hut. I don't like those dilapidated and renovated small hotels that are hundreds of years old. Summary: The most cost-effective hotel near the Golden Horn