Hotels near Hasan Pasha Mosque in Istanbul

With a stay at Mahall Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Istanbul, within a 5-minute drive of Bağdat Avenue and Bosphorus. This hotel is 7.8 mi (12.5 km) from Grand Bazaar and 8 mi (12.9 km) from Galata Tower.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and bidets. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Not a good hotel, but the best one 😀 I wanted to stay more in this IHG Property to experience more of their hospitality. Their employees are very keen on details. Delivered what has been promised and you can feel their teamwork and love for their respective tasks. Sumptous food, lots of varieties, so tasty, room is very clean, washroom also you cannot detect dust to be honest and comfortable pillows and bed I had the best sleep with this hotel during my entire holidays in Turkey. The location is just perfect to stay away in the busy central area of Kadikoy. Friendly hotel Chauffeur also available and helped me a lot to go to airport with the best price and very safe. Highly recommended, special mention to Erbal and Omer. Thanks again for the wonderful short stay.

The staff were friendly and the facilities were clean. Sometimes they forgot to fill up the provided supplies, but I was able to get them right away when I told them. The owner of this place said he also runs hotels in other places. The owner was also very friendly.

Amazing location, close to Kadıköy pier. From Kadiköy you can easily reach European side or islands by ferry. Hotel is new, very clean and modern. Friendly and helpful staff. Really huge room. Highly recommend this place to stay.

This hotel, run by friendly people gave us exactly what I miss in big hotel chains: the extra personal touch and great service. The room was big and cosy (we chose the 3 persons room for the 2 of us) and the room looked exactly as shown in the pictures. The bathroom was on the small side but very clean, modern and all brand new. Blow dryer available. The bed slept wonderful (cotton beddings). The cushion was a bit high for me but at home I sleep with a very thin cushion so I don't have a regular taste on this. Breakfast is not included but you can order it at a reasonable extra cost. I had my breakfast every morning here at the hotel, (despite the nice cafe's in the neighborhood!) because this was the best breakfast ever! Every morning a different fresly baked (glutenfree!) bread. Besides that, a varation of delicious Turkish bites (don't know the name of). Olives, dried tomatoes, dried fruits, handful of nuts, every day different eggs (cooked, scrambled or fried at your liking), labneh (sort of cream cheese), yoghurt, honey. All freshly made and very tasty. Don't forget to taste the turkish tea or coffee. This breakfast was absolutely the best way to start the day in Istanbul; highly recommended! The hotel owner helped us with airport transfer, but also made the extra mile in helping us out with buying tickets for a concert. This kind of help is what makes the difference for your stay in Istanbul because not too many are English speaking and I don't know Turkish ;-) Overall a very pleasant stay and a highly recommended hotel for the extra personal service, the breakfast and all this in the best neighborhood of Istanbul: Kadiköy.

This was one of the best stays that we’ve ever had. The staff is very friendly and helpful. You truly feel like part of the family when you stay here. These are the kind of people you feel like you’ve known your whole life. The breakfast was also exceptional, was full the entire day and then some after it! Beds were super comfortable and the elevator is graded by a key card as well. Overall, would say an amazing place. Would highly recommend

Moda Drei was fine for a few days. The dorm was nice and large with great AC, and the lockers are huge, really good (although their electronic locks beep loudly whenever locked or unlocked which isn’t great if the room is asleep). The beds have lovely big shelves with reading lights and a power point, and privacy curtains. The WiFi is decent, not consistent but generally fine. There are some very cute cats that live there, which I loved, although some may not be so keen on this. I have to say other than this, I felt generally underwhelmed/disappointed with this place, and don’t understand all the glowing reviews for it. I feel like the way it’s advertised (from their photos/online blurb they want to be seen as a chic concept hostel/workspace environment), vs. what it actually is, is quite different. Covid probably hit these guys hard which is sad, and when they opened a few years back this place probably was very modern and cool, but right now it’s pretty dirty and messy and has more of a student house vibe (after a house party…). The walls, stairs and doors everywhere are grotty, the common areas are small and dishevelled with big stains on most of the upholstery, and the small kitchen is usually in a gross state, really filthy, with a fridge too small for the amount of people staying and nowhere else to store dry food. No paper towels or anything in the toilets to dry your hands, and nowhere in the showers to put your stuff or hang your clothes properly. The toilets were the worst - two for each floor, always dirty and disgusting, some with broken toilet seats, some with locks so old and worn they jam (I had to help free someone stuck inside on one occasion). The place is run by volunteers (other travellers) who live there, and it shows - a proper staff and cleaners would probably keep the place in a much better state. The volunteers are generally lovely, one or two give off a very weird vibe though (the guy with the dreads in his beard). The location itself is OK, it’s technically in Kadikoy and there is a cool coffee shop or two and supermarket nearby, but most stuff of interest, as well as the ferry and bus terminals, are a 15/20 minute walk away. The street itself is a building site, the entire building next door is just a concrete shell with builders and drills working from 9am everyday which doesn’t make for a fun waking up experience. The vibe at the hostel is also quite dull, a mix of slightly aloof digital nomads and solo travellers, and there are also no social activities from what I could see. Overall while I wouldn’t return, I wouldn’t dissuade others from coming as it may be more to others’ tastes than mine, and wish these guys all the best. The hostel is fine for short stays, but there are probably others that are much better in Istanbul.

Hotel in Taxim Square, in a location that serves the movements in the city center and you find many shops and restaurants, rooms with no view and with a lot of noise from the street. The breakfast is poor, only the view from the morning room is worth it.

Can not recommend this place enough staff where absolutely amazing, rooms where cleaned everyday with fresh towels and tea and coffee was left every morning I left to go to another city and could not wait to get back to this hotel, beds where so comfortable and the little lamps making it super cosy

We stayed in this hotel, which is our first choice in terms of location, in Istanbul, where we came for a small family holiday due to the school break. I would like to thank the friendly managers Mr. Sebahattin and his wife, and the esteemed Mr. Haluk, who had tea at night and early in the morning, for their assistance. It is a rare hotel that I will recommend with peace of mind, where I can stay again. Thank you again for everything, I wish you a good work.