Lovely beautifully decorated hotel in Sultanahmet, really a hidden gem. We asked to convert the superior twin to a double and I think they assigned us to a double (one bed rather than two) so thank you! The bathroom was so beautiful and the marble floor was heated. The location was great too.

There was construction next door so it could get pretty noisy, not a big deal though. The breakfast was quite short on options, especially compared to other places we stayed for less money (fruits weren't always present for example). However, we still ate a full breakfast every day.

Location was perfect in that it was walking distance to the main attractions - Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern etc. only drawback was road closure at the end of the street making it difficult for taxis, family, to pick us up. Staff were lovely and very kind to my husband’s family from Istanbul who regularly visited us. Nothing was too difficult for them. We arrived very late at night which stressed out the receptionist, and were given a very small room. However the following morning the day receptionist very quickly moved us into a much l larger and brighter room, and all was well. The breakfast was fine. Primarily continental but with eggs offered. Plenty of variety to keep everyone happy. Overall we had a wonderful stay and would thoroughly recommend Turkish House Hotel.

We liked everything. Thoroughly recommend.

Extraordinary, wonderful staff, great location close to main sightseeing attractions, comfortable room and great breakfast. We really enjoyed our stay. When we arrived, we were welcomed with tea and biscuits. The staff also gave us tips on sightseeing routes, and provided a list of recommended restaurants. Breakfast was served buffet style with various types of toasts, charcuteries and cheese, as well as yoghurt with toppings and jam, coffee, tea, pastries, and biscuits. Additionally, we could choose eggs (fried, scrambled etc., I warmly recommend the Turkish eggs), that were made fresh for us. All in all, it was a very nice stay and we will definitely book again when we visit Istanbul.

Super cute hotel and well located within sultanhamet Room was a bit small so we actually couldn’t open our suitcases inside the room Breakfast was ok but not great - eggs made on demand were goods but rest was not that great Super friendly staff and very clean Hotel can be a bit loud at night from the mosques, not an issue but good to know I’d say The street of the hotel was quiet on its own, just there were some constructions making the circulation a bit more difficult Manageable to reach by public transport, but is +/- 10 min walk to the nearest tram station (uphill)

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel during my trip to Istanbul and would highly recommend it, especially for first-time visitors. The rooms are spacious, modern, and comfortable, offering everything you need for a relaxing stay. The location is perfect for exploring major attractions like the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, all within walking distance. What truly stood out was the staff – incredibly friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with any request. Their hospitality made the experience even more enjoyable. If you’re visiting Istanbul, this hotel is a great choice.

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we absolutely loved the rooms, they were clean and comfortable, totally worth it. the WCs were very nice, consisting of traditional turkish tiles. And the best thing was that the staff was very helpful and understanding. We were greeted By Muslim( Yes, that's his name) and Edirne, and another member whose name i can't recall were all very helpful.

The view wasn't Exceptional, we booked two rooms, the first one had the view of the streets( Not bad), the other room had the view of only the garden, where we had breaffast ( Very good and tasty)

The Hotel was wonderful in every way. Staff were courteous and on hand with any questions and bookings we needed. Location was spot on for all the beautiful sites such as The Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, etc. Breakfast had a lovely fresh choice, and eggs were made to order.Turkish tea and cake are available in the afternoon, and help yourself. We booked the standard double, which, in my opinion, is very beautiful and has easy access to the patio area. A beautiful old world building traditionly showcasing Turkish charm. Loved it.

This boutique hotel has a lot of characters, very chic yet very homey. I loveee the glass walkway on the ground floor in which you can see the original stones and underneath ground during the Ottoman Empire. The location is very near to the Blue Mosque & Hagia Sophia, about 7-10mins walk. The bed, pillows & duvet were really comfy. The bathroom was clean and has great water pressure. The room is a little bit on a small side but since I’m travelling alone, I have no issue with it. The staffs were friendly and helpful. I love everything about this place & I would recommend to everyone to give it a try.

The location of the hotel is on the south side of the Old City, so take note of this if you like to spend more time on the northern part (eg Spice Bazaar, Galata Tower), you have to walk a little bit or take the tram at Sultanahmet Square. I was not in any rush so I enjoyed all the walk I did during my stay.

The hotel is in the perfect location for visiting all the main attractions in Istanbul's old centre: Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia and the Cistern Basilica are only a 3-5 min walk away, and there are lots of very good restaurants literally at the doorstep. The rooms, as well as the entire hotel, are beautifully restored and decorated, and the breakfast buffet is small but offers an excellent variety of foods. And the staff is incredibly kind and helpful: we couldn't have felt more welcome arriving at 6am after a long overnight flight. We'll definitely be back .

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Location, staff, setting all 10/10! The cozy back yard / breakfast area offers perfect quiet seclusion from the ultra busy Istanbul. We were greeted by the most genuinely friendly and warm guy who gave us several good ideas for the visit; one of which, his personal favourite, was the Archeology Museum of Istanbul.

The room was a bit small to handle a mid-sized suitcase, but this little fact doesn’t affect the overall satisfaction with Hotel Turkish House