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Istanbul, 34122 Nightly Rates(105.00 - 165.00)3 Star
Property Description
"Hotel Nena" keeps being one of the Ottoman style houses, is located in the middle of the historical triangle of the Blue Mosque, St Sophia and Marmara Sea. Discover the secrets of the history in the heart of old and modern Istanbul within walking distances from hotel. Enjoy sensational shopping in Grand Bazaar. Through Marmara restaurant you can experience another colour of Istanbul while the evening falls on to this enigmatic city. Among the hotels in Istanbul, Istanbul Hotel Nena is one of your best choice. Here are only a few reasons : During your vacation in Istanbul, you will not miss your home because this new boutique hotel has the most amenities.During your accommodation in Istanbul, you will not need to spend your whole time finding the destination you are seeking. Istanbul Hotel Nena is in the downtown, in Sultanahmet, and it is only in walking distance to the historical monuments. You will not need to search for restaurants during your visit to Istanbul. Istanbul Hotel Nena Terrace Bosphorus Restaurant offers you the rich varieties of Turkish and European Cuisine with the excellent view of the city.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Parking
Restaurant
Room Information
Deluxe Twin Room
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Superior room with twin beds.Superbly designed and equipped rooms with A/C, central heating, privatebathrooms, king bed, hairdryer, direct dial telephones, safe boxes,satellite TV, and minibar.
Superior Room with a Queen Bed
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Superior Room with queen bed.Superbly designed and equipped rooms with A/C, central heating, privatebathrooms, king bed, hairdryer, direct dial telephones, safe boxes,satellite TV, and minibar.
Superior room with Twin Beds
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Superior room with twin beds.Superbly designed and equipped rooms with A/C, central heating, privatebathrooms, king bed, hairdryer, direct dial telephones, safe boxes,satellite TV, and minibar.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1500
Check out time is 1100
Opened in 2000
29 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From Ataturk Airport-Turn to the right after airport exit, in 5km turn to the left at the junction towards Sirkeci direction. Turn to the left at Kumkap sign, then first right, then left in front of Kumkap police station. Allstar Nena Hotel will be in front of you 200mt after. Allstar provides airport transfer for 25.00USD each way, per person. Guest must provide flight details with transfer request. Airport transfers must be cancelled 48 hours prior to date of arrival to avoid 25.00USD fee. No Shows will be Charged additional 25.00USD Transfer Fee.
- Hotel Nena is only 5 minutes walking distance to Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Grand Bazaar, Topkapi palace, basilica cistern and hippodrome. Transportation to bosphorus and to princess islands is very easy. We are located in a one of the most touristic area of istanbul.
Guarantee Policy
Cancel 2 days prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 1 Night Room Charge
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 48Hours Prior To ArrivalTo Avoid Credit Card Charges
Restaurant Information
Dine
Istanbul Hotel Nena Terrace Bosphorus Restaurant offers you the rich varieties of Turkish and European Cuisine with the excellent view of the city.
Recreation Information
Recreation
Sightseeing Tours
Attractions
-Direction is from attraction to property-Blue Mosque ............................ 250 MT SESt. Sophia ............................. 250 MT WTopkapi Palace ......................... 400 MT WGrand Bazaar ........................... 200 MT SBasilica Cistern ....................... 200 MT WMosaic Museum .......................... 250 MT WHippodrome ............................. 150 MT WIstanbul Unviersity .................... 500 MT ECemberlita Tram Station ................ 100 MT ESirkeci Train Station and Ferry ......... 700 MT WCerrahpasa Hospital .................... 001 K EBosphorus.....................................12 KM W
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