- Very well decorated in a special way - Very good breakfast - 24/7 lobby - For turkish circumstances everything worked, but as usual there were some details not right, like the tv that is not level or some hooks for towels that were not correct mounted

Between the rooms one could not hear anything, but between room and the corridor the isolation was so bad, that I multiple times woke up because of that.

Great location close to restaurants and shops and only a short 5-10 minute walk to Hagia Sophia in one direction, Grand Bazaar in another and Galata Bridge in another. Hotel is beautifully decorated with a great shower and comfortable bed. The staff were fantastic - especially at breakfast bringing me delicious gluten free bread and pastries (huge thanks to the lovely chef!) I also had a Turkish Hammam in the spa downstairs and we dined in the adjacent restaurant one evening as well. All great!

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I loved the staff , shout out to Hasan went over and above helpful He was unbelievably amazing. The front desk man I think either AhMed orAkmed?? not sure but He was so helpful and very good at his job., worked so hard for us with a problem we had with our ticket.( J A L Formato) Breakfast staff especially the chef with his platter of Gluten free food and his large smile was outstanding. I say the location was unbeatable. All the little extras they have to make your stay better ( like a transit card). I would definitely stay here again. No doubt in my mind. 10 all the way

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Excellent location and wonderful breakfast. Clean. Staff were really nice and friendly and helpful. The room was well decorated.

The balcony was pretty much useless as the sidewall is so high that you cannot see anything other than the sky and some treetops from the room or even from the balcony itself there is no view at all. The elevator is tiny, but at least there was an elevator which is better than having to walk up with luggage. The other issue is cars cannot drive up to the entrance so one has to walk a bit on sloped roads to access the hotel.

This is a boutique hotel. It is important to note that it is a small and friendly hotel that feels like home. The longer we stayed the more we loved it. The staff ate so lively and incredibly helpful. They were always available to answer questions regarding the hotel and helping us organise activities in the city. I am a frequent traveller and I can honestly say our trip to Istanbul would not have been the same without the input from all the staff at Sultania. Thank you in particular to Mesut, Mert Bugra and Elif.

Our room was amazing. Very big. Very Turkish. Lovely jacuzzi bath. The hotel situated approx 10 mins from the key mosques, basilica cistern and not far from the grand bazaar and bustling river area by the Galata bridge. Breakfast was good with plenty of choice plus things to order, like omelette, pancakes, etc. Front desk was really helpful with directions and sorting out taxi to the airport. They have a spa area but we did not have time to use it. We loved our time here.

The bed was a bit hard for our liking, but we know this is a personal taste thing.

We loved everything about this property. The room was lovely, it was quiet at night. The staff were incredibly helpful and attentive. The property is right in the centre of the major tourist sites but what also makes it special is its amenities. The rooftop restaurant has views of the Hagia Sophia and the Bosphorus, and the food was excellent. The breakfast also remarkable and generous. It includes a large and hot cold buffet with different kinds of cheese, meat, fruit and pastries. From 2-4 there is a complimentary tea which we highly recommend, a perfect way to unwind after running around. The spa has a really nice pool and workout area, sauna, and a Hammam. You can get a massage, but we highly recommend the Hammam, it is wonderful and the same cost as the massage. Finally, the staff is very knowledgeable about the city and extremely helpful. We had a wonderful week here and I would like to thank the hotel.

Stayed 3 nights..Breakfast excellent and worth it, all staff extremely kind and accommodating, close to all the sites, quiet at night, free afternoon tea and goodies. Room was clean and welcoming (and non smoking….a plus in Istanbul) Istanbul is magical and fascinating. It is also crowded (popular) and for us from the US, we are not accustomed to the air pollution and especially the public smoking everywhere. Our room was a wonderful refuge from the hustle and bustle to give us the rest needed to enjoy the next day.,

My only demerit was the dark dingy halls but don’t worry, the rooms are clean and comfy!

I was a bit worried that all the glowing reviews were too good to be true, but indeed the hotel was great. Breakfast had a large selection and was served in the Olive restaurant on the top floor with a great view of the city. The staff at reception were very helpful. The location was great, within walking distance of all central attractions but also near a tram stop if you don’t feel like walking. The rooms were as they appear in the photos, decorated in a local style, a bit tired, but it blended into the old charm of the place.

We ordered connecting rooms but this was not available on our first night. One of the rooms was upgraded to a larger corner room instead so this made up for it. But was a little annoying to keep on having to walk through the corridor to check on kids. We did not realise we needed swimming caps for the pool, otherwise we would have bought our own. They are available for purchase in spa area.

We had a suite, which was breathtaking. It was roomy. Excellent comfortable bed

Taxi can't pull up in front of hotel. You have to walk down a cobbled road.