Hotels near Kadikoy, Istanbul

Incredibly nice and clean hotel with lots of extra provided amenities, such as towels, soap, shoe polish, slippers and a hair dryer. Safe and reliable holiday inn has delivered again

It's not that near to metro station eventhought it's stated so. And it's quite hard to locate the hotel as it's in the alley. However it's very near to bus stop. No breakfast is provided but water and tea is provided for free. You can get hot water from level 2. Room is very2 basic and not really worth for money. You could actually get better hotel with the same price at sultanahmet area. When i turn on teh toilet's light and the ventilation fan, loud noise can be observed from the vantilation. Honestly i wont be repeating this hotel (with the amount of money i spend) and would rather spend a bit more to stay at better area. If it's just for a quick short stay ( i just need a place to sleep before catching flight the next day), it's still okay. But not for the rest of your stay in kadikoy or istanbul.

This hotel met my expectations and I liked it because I found everything I needed there in excellent condition. I booked the hotel for one night to quickly walk to it and sleep after a party that ended very late. I needed a comfortable bed, soft pillows, a thick blanket, warmth in the room, cleanliness, and a shower with hot water and good pressure. But if I'm telling other travelers, I need to provide an objective picture, and there are details you should know if you plan to stay at this hotel for several days. The window view is of a dump. This is not a figure of speech. It's a real, huge dump, a waste station that completely fills the entire view from the window. You'll spend a long time looking for the entrance; it's not visible from the street. When you enter the alley, look up to the second-floor height; you'll see an advertising sign, and the door is underneath it. It's obscured by construction, and I never would have thought you had to go behind that construction structure. Immediately behind the door is a table with a guy in street clothes sitting there. He's the doorman. He has a computer, and he'll give you the keys and Wi-Fi password. Don't use the stairs; they are very dangerous, steep, and some parts lack railings. Wait for the elevator. The first floor is actually the second, so you need the elevator even for the first floor. There are no shelves in the wardrobe, which is very inconvenient. Where do you put your clothes? The hangers are also awkwardly placed. My nerves wouldn't handle this wardrobe if I lived here for more than one day. There are tea bags and sugar, but coffee is not provided. The cups are paper. The sink is small, and water runs down your elbows onto the floor. There's a hole in the shower cabin wall, apparently for ventilation; it's very drafty, so be careful. But the cabin doesn't leak, and the shower works fine; there's shampoo and shower gel. Overall, everything is clean and new, like it's just been renovated. This hotel offers good value for money and can be recommended for a one-night stay, with the windows closed.

This is a historic hotel with an excellent location and incredible value for money, especially for those who prefer staying in the Asian side. The terrace offers unparalleled sea views, and right outside the door, you'll find plenty of supermarkets and restaurants. Within a 15-minute walk, there's a metro, tram, and bus hub, as well as the bustling fashion boutiques, gift shops, and diverse dining options of the Kadıköy district. It's the perfect spot for anyone looking to do some serious shopping before leaving Turkey. The rooms are a bit dated but clean, tidy, quiet, and comfortable. All the staff are very friendly. I had the most lavish breakfast of my entire Turkey trip here, and you can even enjoy your coffee while interacting with seagulls.

I had booked the room for one night. After I checked in, I went out, but when I returned to the hotel at night, I was shocked to find that my room had been changed without my permission and my bag had been moved. I'm bewildered as to how such a change could be made without informing me. Also, there was an incredible amount of noise in the next room at night, but as soon as I reported it to reception, the noise stopped immediately. Wishing you a good day.

It was conveniently located near the ferry terminal. Despite its convenient location, the surrounding area was quiet and comfortable. The staff only spoke Turkish, but they helped us out using a translation app, so it wasn't a problem. Breakfast was at the adjacent hotel, but there was a wide variety of options and it was delicious.

If you’re staying on the Asian side, this is one of my favorite hotels. We were very pleased, as always, with its fantastic view, rooftop bar, clean rooms, comfortable beds, and well-equipped bathrooms. The price is usually a bit high, but it seems worth it. You will definitely be satisfied if you look for a comfortable well located hotel. The location is perfect for access to nearby restaurants and walking paths – everything is top-notch. Also have a free parking space which is important in Istanbul

Good hotel location. Big and beautiful room. Though toilet size is small. Poor pressure from rain headshower and no place to hang showerhead above the head. No glass to put toothbrush. No proper place to put clean tower except at below sink which is near to the floor (kinda dirty to put it there). FYI, This hotel only has 1 lift and long queue time especially during breakfast time. Almost got kicked out of my room (standard room) and changed to economy room by Weingart management due to some events and prolly not enough room for them, eventhough I have booked way early, however, trip.com has assisted me to maintain my room after a long consultation. Big thumbs up by trip.com customer service. I would highly recommend this hotel if you’re staying at Karakoy area and wont be facing the same issue as above from their management.

Fashionable area, good hotel. The room has everything you need for your stay. Good service. I recommend going to the bar on the -1st floor, the prices are reasonable. Of the minuses - the hotel does not have breakfast, it is very noisy under the windows until 00:00 and the furniture/walls in the room are damaged (I think that it was damaged by guests - be careful with the rooms!)

I was assigned to third floor, but there was no lift. The facilities inside room, I think needed to be upgraded and renovated. Considering the price and location, it is still good, if you are going to take flight in SAW airport, you can walk to the metro station and going to the airport directly, it is my biggest consideration.