Terzihane Sokak 5 Adliye Yani
Sultanahmet Istanbul, 34400 Nightly Rates(164.18 - 229.85)3 Star
Property Description
Thoroughly civilized hotel, which stands out among the happy-go-lucky little hotels in the Sultanahmet area by its fine sense of style and excellent service. Do not expect Turbaned Pashas in this restored 19th century townhouse. The ambience is restrained and European with a touch of neoclassical and a hint of 1920?s Paris. The lobby doubles as a stylish cafe featuring thonet chairs; marble topped tables and old sephia photos. A magnificent Corinthian capital - genuine Roman - supports a massive glass reception desk. Rooms are comfortable and full of light, with satellite television on offer. The roof terrace commands a breath taking close up of the blue mosque and the Egyptian obelisk. From the best selling - the small hotels of Turkey. The exquisitely renovated ottoman house has a rooftop terrace with glorious view of the blue mosque. The lobby and bar, where you can have a wonderful breakfast, are warmly decorated and comfortable. The personable staff ensures a relaxing atmosphere. From Fodors Instanbul.
Amenities
Mini Bar
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
All Rooms Feature:
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* Private Bathroom with Bath or Shower * Air Conditioning * Television * Mini Bar * Safe Deposit Box
Standard Room with One Double Bed
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Standard Room with Two Single Beds
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Standard Room with One Single Bed
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Deluxe Double-Bedded Room
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Deluxe Double-Bedded Room features: * Relaxation Area * Individually Controlled Air Conditioning * Television with International Channels
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 12 PM
Check out time is 1 PM
Time Zone is GMT +2
Opened in 1900
Renovated in 2002
19 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Take the Coastel Road and drive until the Sultanahmet District with the Blue Mosque, the biggest Mosque with the Minarets. Ibrahim Pasa Oteli is just across from the Ibrahim Pasa Palace, which today serves as the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum.
In the historical centre of Istanbul, across from the Blue Mosque and is one of the closest hotels to the major historical sites. Within walking distance to the famous covered Bazaar.
Istanbul Turkey Airport (IST)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 24hrs prior to 12PM on day of arrival, local hotel time to avoid a cancellation and/or no show charge equivilant to a 1 night stay.
Restaurant Information
On-site RestaurantKumkapi Fish Restaurants
* Serving Seafood * Located Nearby
The Cistern
* Serving French Cuisine * Located Nearby
Attractions Located Nearby
* IST - 0 miles west * Archaeological Museum - 0 miles * Blue Mosque - 0 miles * Bus Terminal - 4 miles * Central Bank - 3 miles * Golden Horn - 1 mile * Grand Bazaar - 0 miles * Hippodrome - 0 miles * Ibrahim Pasa Palace - 0 miles * Istanbul Municipality - 3 miles * Istanbul University - 2 miles * Marmara Sea - 0 miles * Mosaic Museum - 0 miles * St Sophia - 0 miles * Topkapi Place - 0 miles * Underground Cistern - 0 miles
Related Turkey Content
Straddling two continents, Europe and Asia, and bordering the volatile Middle East, Turkey has an unrivalled history stretching back thousands of years. From the ancient Hittites to the Ottomans, dozens of civilizations have made Turkey their home, leaving behind them a dazzling historical and archaeological heritage.
But despite its ancient roots, Turkey is a rapidly developing modern state. Born from the ashes of the Ottoman Empire in 1923, the country was transformed by its far-sighted and ambitious first leader Kemal Ataturk. Since his death, the republic has maintained its Western
orientation and European aspirations, despite the often-strong counter-current of traditionalism and Islam.
Today, the country’s archaeological and cultural wonders, and its long Mediterranean coastline, are a Mecca for tourists, attracting millions of European holidaymakers each year. Among the top draws is Istanbul with its fabulous setting, wealth of historic sights and vibrant cultural life. Also not to be missed are the amazingly well-preserved remains of Greco-Roman cities such as Ephesus or Pergamon, and the coastal resorts with their sandy beaches and hedonistic nightlife.
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