Hotels in Kadikoy, Atasehir

My boyfriend and I stayed at Khalkedon Suites during our trip to Istanbul and loved the place. First of all, the location is really good. It is in the Kadıköy district, with convenient transportation around. It is just a few steps to the bus or subway station, and it is also convenient to take the ferry to the European district. We usually go to tourist attractions easily, just take the subway or ferry. There are many places worth visiting nearby, such as: • The Moda district has a very literary atmosphere, with many cafes, bookstores and seaside trails. We go there almost every day. • Kadikoy Market has many authentic restaurants, snack bars and fruit and vegetable stalls. It is full of life and it is very pleasant to eat and stroll around. • If you take a boat from the pier to the European area, it is also very convenient to go to places like Sultanahmet Square (Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace), and the boat ride takes about 20 minutes. The hotel is newly renovated, the overall style is very warm, and it feels very comfortable to live in. What satisfied us most was that there was a kitchen in the room, so we could cook something ourselves, which was very practical for couples like us who occasionally didn't want to go out for dinner. The overall facilities are very new and convenient to use. The service staff was very friendly, enthusiastic and helpful, which made us feel at ease. The entire stay was a smooth experience. Overall, it was a great stay, perfect for couples or people who want a quiet, convenient, ”home” place. If we come to Istanbul again in the future, we will definitely choose here again!

Let's start with the pros: good location in the Kadikoy area, right on the street along which the T3 tram runs. We had a room with a terrace and a view. And here's something, and the view really was - the tiled roofs of the Kadikoy area, seagulls, the Bosphorus - all this is literally 11 out of 10! The room itself is very well designed - a large area and logical layout, a terrace again. But the condition of the room is just a C - the wall in the bathroom is slightly broken, probably because a pipe inside the tiled walls was leaking, and there was no other way to reach it. The shower screen is attached as if on the wrong side (not where the water is, but on the opposite side), the curtains are falling off the hooks, the terrace furniture has fabric cushions, and in some places on these cushions there are traces of seagull poop. On the second night, the hot water in the shower ran out (it was flowing, but not hot). We thought it was the boiler and the water had run out - but it never heated up from night until morning. Overall, a very good location, and a slightly run-down state of a good room, which is simply looked after in a slipshod manner.

Advantages, great location Close to all sizes of brands, suitable for shopping, serving Turkish style is very warm. Disadvantages, the room quilt is stuck with some flying bats, it feels not too good, the quilt is a little hard and uncomfortable, the house facilities are quite old, the balcony door is not locked, and the safety of a girl alone will be insufficient, due to the proximity to the shopping street. Sleeping at night is inevitably a bit noisy, like a quiet little friend needs to think twice. The hotel does not provide breakfast, it can be eaten nearby, it is very suitable for bringing children, the room is big enough

There are places and businesses that ensure that the culture and the city they are part of are correctly perceived and understood. They are few. Petek Pansion is one of the rare components of Istanbul. They have been under the responsibility of a three-generation artistic family for years. The family space, the place in the box makes the family quietly beautiful... I would say, if you haven't been staying in an architectural gallerie, an ethnography museum, please make a distinction. 💐

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I can't say I stay in a proper Hotel. This hotel holds the name of the Hilton but it was a terrible experience. The first problem is the bathroom. Shower equipment was broken, it was very hard to maintain the water temperature and pressure. The design of the bathtubs-shower combination was horrible. You need to step up into the bath tube and it is so dangerous. The breakfast was very good but the coffee and tea were terrific. A good hotel can't buy an automatic espresso machine. They were serving low quality instant coffee. And I couldn't even drink a proper Turkish tea. Location is not bad and the city view was avarage.

The location of the hotel is nice. The breakfast is very delicious and various.

This Holiday Inn hotel is in its best standards. Breakfast is highly recommended with a lot of local Turkish food.

I left another review before. Gym is nice but hours are limited. They have music or a club playing so try to stay in the middle floors or it can be loud. The room is more than adequately sized. besides check in being a little bit rough and less friendly than I expect the rest of service was fine. Trip.com definitely had the best price. I tried to price match through going through their own site, but they would not price match Trip.com. Take public transport to European site is pretty easy and saves a ton of money