I was a little nervous because it had just opened and there were no comments. But they welcomed me very nicely. They helped me with everything during my stay. Thank you to Mahall Hotel team. I will come here again on my next stay

It was a wonderful place in terms of location, the decorations of the hotel and the cafe at the entrance were wonderful, thank you for everything.

Location and clean rooms.

Hotel havent any lift. Staff didnt help us to carry the luggages. Staff were not hospitable. Room sizes were unuseful.

Very helpful staff. In principle, all basics are present, including small kettle and such. The hotel is 5-10 minutes from a big station with trains, busses and other. Within 15-25 minutes enter you Kadikoy neightbourhoood that has good cadres, shops, restaurants, etc.

The hotel is on a busy street, its small, but busy on working days, so you might experience noise in the rooms (if that matters to you, ask for room numbered with 01 at the end, those have windows on the other side of the building and are much quieter). The hotel seems to be ok, however small details might not be working, for example, light bulbs, subtle smell in the toilet, etc. Maybe this is ok for this price, but depends. Again, most of this can be solved with very helpful staff, so big thanks to them.

Cost. Good walking location.

Think hostel vibe. I gave up being comfortable after switching rooms twice. The rooms were filthy (I wiped down visible stains off surfaces. There was a used towel hanging behind the bathroom door. Cotton rounds wrapped in toilet paper. Dried urine spots on the toilet when I lifted the seat. The shower didn’t drain which left interesting dried up looking spots. I didn’t dare walk around without slippers on.) The noise level is insane: squawking birds, traffic sounds, prayer calls, and paper thin walls. You get all the smoke floating up from the smokers sitting in the cafe below. The room door is flimsy which is a bit uncomfortable for a solo female traveler. A double bed is 2 twin beds pushed together so you sink into the crack. There’s no lift for those who have challenges with stairs. Wifi is a challenge above the 1st floor.

There was nothing to like about this hotel. The receptionist doesnt speak english, you have to carry your luggage 3 floors up because there is no elevator. The check in process was horrible. The room pictures are added which show that though it is claimed as a new hotel, it was made of old materials and broken pieces. Everything single thing was of poor quality, from door handle, to windows. AC did not work, and heating could not be stopped. On a loud busy street even with windows closed. This hotel should not be on booking.com

Every single thing was broken. Used old dirty mattrasses, though it claims to be a new hotel. Lamps brokens, door handle broken. The worst experience I have ever had. There was nothing to like about this hotel. The receptionist doesnt speak english, you have to carry your luggage 3 floors up because there is no elevator. The check in process was horrible. The room pictures are added which show that though it is claimed as a new hotel, it was made of old materials and broken pieces. Everything single thing was of poor quality, from door handle, to windows. AC did not work, and heating could not be stopped. On a loud busy street even with windows closed. This hotel should not be on booking.com

Nothing, I had to left after the first night and book another hotel.

I had to left after the first night and book another hotel. Bed did not had blankets. No wi-fi. Nobody speak English, nor Spanish, nor French, nor anything else but Turkish. The window that get to the streed could not be closed. The bathroom door could not be closed. Could not sleep because people in other room watch television all night long, and when I complained about this at 5 a.m. nobody did anything.

When I came, they said there was no room. The reception was very rude