Hot Springs Hotels in Istanbul Province, Türkiye

Highly recommend, better than expected! The lobby is grand and stylish, and the location is excellent, within walking distance to Hagia Sophia and the Grand Bazaar. The room facilities aren't modern, but they are well-maintained. The AC temperature control, shower water temperature, and pressure were all perfect. A special shout-out to Murat at the front desk for being polite and friendly; he managed to check us in without much delay (possibly due to it being the off-season). Every evening, the front desk would proactively call to ask if we needed any assistance or supplies, and when we requested more mineral water, housekeeping quickly delivered it. I also highly recommend including breakfast, otherwise, it's genuinely hard to find diverse breakfast options outside.

Our overall experience at this hotel was average. Given that it belongs to a well-known chain, we expected a bit more in terms of service and consistency. The housekeeping was a bit disappointing as the room was not cleaned daily. On the positive side, the front desk staff were very helpful — they quickly arranged our airport transfer and resolved any issues immediately. The location is excellent, just steps away from the tram, making it very convenient for getting around the city.

very good price for very good quality. Nice very nove staff! I will come back! staff very kid. Before departure we were waiting taxy and they offered us coffee and fruit! Very hospitable people very nice hote

My partner and I stayed from April 6th to 10th. What we really loved was the hotel's excellent location! It's just a 7-minute walk to the main square, where the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia are located. There's a local bazaar just 3 minutes away, and the Grand Bazaar is a bit further. On our second day, we discovered an inexpensive restaurant with fantastic home-style cooking and wonderful staff called Alkasik Lokantasi. We booked a room on the top floor with a breathtaking view of the Bosphorus! Now for the minor details. We checked in late, after 11 PM. The room was smaller than it appeared in the photos, some of the towels weren't fresh and had an odor, and the sink was dirty. We asked them to fix it, and they promptly replaced the towels and cleaned the sink. The next day, they gave us a complimentary box of Turkish delight and tea and apologized again. If you don't notice it, there's a railway line right below the windows! The electric trains start running around 6 AM. If you sleep with the windows closed, it's fine, but we slept with them open, and I'm a light sleeper, so I'd wake up. Also, the call to prayer happens several times a day, starting around 6 AM, but that's something you'll hear all over the city.

I like this hotel more than the similar ones on the same street , the main entrances is spacious car/taxi can pick up guests and bags conveniently. Besides the security bag check for visitors’ make sure here is safe to stay. Concierge service is excellent.

The best thing is that the airport shuttle is right outside, but it's a bit of a walk to the subway station. The hotel is a bit old; it's officially a five-star, but the rooms aren't very big, and the TV is small. I watched the Galatasaray vs. Juventus Champions League match on it, and it felt like 360p resolution. There's a Japanese restaurant; I checked the prices and they seemed okay, but I didn't eat there.

Byotell never upsets. The breakfast has lots of varieties. Price location facility ratio just fits. Location is quite convenient. City’s mall, large hiker market and many restaurants, cafes just across large avenue and around the hotel also has many small restaurants that are convenient . The subway is just 50 mt away and can reach Kadıköy and all other areas easily. I recommend this hotel.

The breakfast was amazing, a highlight of the trip. It’s located only fifteen minutes from Sultanahmet if you walk. My son liked taking the tram from the Grand Bazaar station right near the hotel. The staff was super nice and helpful organizing a car to the airport when we checked out. If we get a chance to fly through and take a few days stopover in Istanbul again, I’ll almost certainly try booking here again.

The location is fantastic! It's very close to Istiklal Street, the square, and the seaside, all within walking distance – just a left turn for one and a right turn for the other. This is an older five-star hotel, and even abroad, it maintains a consistent, high standard. The lobby decor is grand and spacious. I especially recommend the hotel breakfast 🍳, particularly the breakfast area with its independent open-air courtyard. While the selection isn't vast, the quality and taste are excellent. Compared to eating out in a similar setting, the breakfast here offers incredible value for money! The room amenities are a bit dated, but it's still relatively clean and tidy. You can slightly open the window, and the room itself is quite spacious. Overall, I highly recommend it; I stayed for 5 nights straight. The top-floor restaurant and bar offers great views and is worth trying out – it's a popular spot for Instagram photos too!

This time it wasn't as good as my last visit. The gym equipment wasn't as new as before, and the body composition analysis machine was moved to the yoga room. But honestly, it's still the best hotel gym I've ever been to. The breakfast also felt less extensive than last time, but that's compared to the high standard of Turkish breakfast. There were still plenty of vegetables and dairy products available. Inflation in Istanbul is really hitting hard. Overall, it's still a pretty suitable hotel for business travelers.