Antalya accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Turkish Riviera”. Known for its old harbor, beaches, shopping malls, waterfalls, parks, bazaars, yachts and meyhane (bars), Antalya is a resort city found on Turkey’s southern coast. Located on the country’s “Turquoise Coast” and home to a picturesque coastline, Antalya is about 218 miles northwest of Cyprus, and about 300 miles south of Istanbul. A crescent-shaped, historic port located in Kaleiçi (Old Town), Antalya Old Harbour is accessible via steep stone steps (slippery when wet). The Köprüçay River flows through Köprülü Canyon National Park outside of central Antalya before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
Antalya main attractions:MarkAntalya Mall (shopping mall, Duden Waterfalls (cascading parkland waterfalls / partly-underground river – cave), The Land of Legends, The Land of Legends Shopping Avenue, Antalya Aquarium, Lower Duden Waterfalls, TerraCity (shopping mall), Mall of Antalya, Kurşunlu Waterfall (nature park / waterfall – picnic areas), Aspendos Theatre (ancient Roman theater), Antalya Migros Shopping Center (shopping mall), Karaalioglu Park (city park – panoramic balcony, sea / tower views), Erasta Mall Antalya (shopping mall), 5M Migros (supermarket), Antalya Archaeology Museum, Agora Shopping Center (shopping mall), Hadrian’s Gate (historical landmark), Antalya Zoo, Kepez Municipality Urban Forest (national forest), Ancient Perge (historical landmark / ancient city), Konyaaltı Beaches, Hidirlik Tower (2nd-century Roman round stone tower – upper platform, bay views), HayatPark (park), Dokumapark (park), Yalım Parkı (clifftop park – palm trees, sea views, cycling path, dog-training area), konyaaltı sahili (beach)
Founded in 1966, Antalyaspor plays at Corendon Airlines Park (Antalya Stadium – Meltem neighborhood of Muratpaşa). Born in Patara (Antalya province), Saint Nicholas was the inspiration for Santa Claus. If driving in Antalya, keep in mind that roundabouts are sometimes referred to as “crossover junctions”. Antalya generally is considered safe, though one should of course stay vigilant as with anywhere. At night it’s best to explore in a group while avoiding quiet alleyways. Although the dress code is more relaxed in beach / tourist areas, one should dress modestly especially in religious areas. Antalya’s currency is the Turkish Lira, cars travel on the right-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Antalya accommodations are some of the Mediterranean’s best. Before we get to Antalya accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Believed to have founded “Attaleia” / “Attalia” circa 150 BC, King Attalus II of Pergamon built a naval base there. In 133 BC, Attaleia became part of the Roman Empire when Attalus II bequeathed the Kingdom of Pergamon to Rome. The Acts of Apostles, fifth book of the New Testament, mentions Saint Paul and Christian disciple Barnabas visiting Attaleia en route to Antioch. During the Byzantine era, several of the city’s mosques were converted into Christian basilicas. Seljuk Turks conquered the city and surrounding region in the early 13th century. During the 14th and 15th centuries, Attaleia was the capital of the Anatolian beylik of Teke. Turkish and Greek neighborhoods, as well as a sizeable port, existed in the area during the 17th century. In the 19th century the area was controlled by the family of Tekke Oğlu and then Mahmut II (Ottoman Empire). Italy occupied the city for three years between 1919 and 1922, but relinquished to Turkey following the Turkish War of Independence. On October 29, 1923 the Republic of Turkey was officially proclaimed and the old Ottoman city of Adalia (formerly Attaleia) was standardized as Antalya. From the 1970s Antalya would transition from a pastoral town to a modern metropolis and resort city.
Antalya is the capital of Antalya Province, Turkey’s fifth-most populous province. The Antalya metropolitan municipality is home to about 2.8 million people (urban area 1.3 million). Dubbed the “Turquoise Coast” and the “Turkish Riviera”, Antalya has shades of Monaco. Northward of Antalya, the Taurus Mountains separate the Mediterranean coast from the central Anatolian Plateau. The city’s tallest building at publishing time is the Sheraton Voyager at 390 feet, though the Antalya Tower is proposed. Antalya is considered a gateway to other Mediterranean cities as well as central Turkey. QTerminals Antalya saw cruise passenger numbers rise from 13,842 in 2009 to roughly 200,000 by 2015. Home to a hot-summer Mediterranean climate, Antalya experiences hot summers and rainy winters. Summer July / August high temperatures average in the low-to-mid 90s °F, while January winters average just below 60. Local foods include kebabs, mezes, seafood, şiş köfte (grilled meatball skewers), piyaz (white bean salad, tahini dressing), hibeş (tahini dip), Alanya bohçası (pancake-wrapped fillings), serpme börek (pastry) and tahinli cevizli kabak tatlısı (traditional pumpkin dessert). Popular drinks are rakı (Turkish national drink – twice-distilled grape pomace, flavored with aniseed), Turkish beer / wine and sherbet. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Antalya accommodations that are sure to impress.
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, private beach, beach & pool bars, 3 outdoor pools, children’s pool, waterslide, terrace, garden, tennis court, indoor pool, library, spa, sauna, steam room, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, business center, meeting rooms, conference center, electric vehicle charging point, free parking
Garden Resort Bergamot Beach | Kemer Merkez Bati Public Beach | Liman Street
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, beach bar, swim-up bar, seasonal outdoor pool, children’s pool, waterslide, garden, rooftop garden, tennis court, indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, hot tub, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, laundry facilities, conference center, bicycle rentals, free parking
Nearby: Beso Bistro (seafood restaurant), Sinan Rental (car rental agency)
Hotel amenities: terrace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, washer / dryer
Nearby restaurants: Rokka (falafel restaurant), Dikkat Et (meat dish restaurant), Pasta Siesta Handmade Fresh Pasta (Italian restaurant), Dodo Pizza (pizza restaurant), Manjoo Burger (hamburger restaurant), Can Can Pide Yemek Salonu (Sifha restaurant), Üstat lokantası, Yelken Cafe & Restaurant, Aşko Kuşko Çi Böre (hot dog restaurant), Maria Lounge Hadrian (breakfast restaurant)
Nearby misc.:Helvacı Ali Antalya (dessert shop), Ekici Simit FIRIN (bagel shop), Ali Dinç PARFUMES (cosmetics store)
Nearby misc.: Magnolia Bakery (patisserie), Hafız Mustafa (dessert shop), Maldia Bazaar (produce market), Kiko Milano Land Of Legends AVM (cosmetics store), Chapito Show (circus), Legends Store
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants, bars & beach bars, poolside bar, private beach, 3 outdoor pools, children’s pool, waterslide, terrace, garden, tennis court, hot tubs, indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, electric vehicle charging point, free parking, airport transfer
Nearby: Yamas Greek Restaurant, Regnum Harbour Beach Bar, National Golf Club
Villa amenities: restaurant, bar, American, buffet or à la carte breakfast, private beach, saltwater swimming pool, pool views, balconies, garden, spa, sauna, hot tub, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, bathrobes, free parking, airport shuttle
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, beach & pool bar, private beach, free breakfast, 3 outdoor pools, children’s pool, terrace, garden, tennis court, indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, laundry facilities, business center, free parking
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants & bars, beach bar, 5 outdoor pools, children’s pool, garden, rooftop garden, indoor pool, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, luggage storage, laundry facilities, meeting rooms, co-working spaces, electric vehicle charging point, free parking, airport transfer
So there they are, Antalya accommodations that will help make for a wonderful trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in Turkey!
Istanbul accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “The City on Seven Hills”. Known for its museums, mosques, Orthodox churches, palaces, Yalı houses, Turkish baths, parks, squares, bazaars, shopping malls, boutiques, spices, vapur ferries, sea buses, hot air balloons, street cats and luxury leather / fur goods, Istanbul is located in northwestern Turkey, about 215 miles from Bulgaria and 675 miles from Greece (road distance). A unique city set on two continents, Istanbul’s western (Europe) and eastern (Asia) sides are separated by the Bosphorus Strait, a waterway that connects the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara. Altogether, 3 bridges (Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge and 15 July Martyrs Bridge) and 1 tunnel (Eurasia Tunnel) connect Europe and Asia via ground transport.
Istanbul professional football clubs are Galatasaray S.K. (RAMs Park – northside), Fenerbahçe S.K. (Ulker Fenerbahce Sukru Saracoglu Stadium – southeast side) and Beşiktaş J.K. (Tüpraş Stadyumu – central). When in Istanbul, it’s best to avoid street meats and to dress more conservatively, especially in religious areas. Females must cover their hair if visiting a mosque. Over 90% of Istanbul’s population are Sunni Muslims. Turkish is the city’s official language, though English is also widely spoken in tourist areas. Although generally forbidden to Muslims, alcohol is readily served in tourist areas. Istanbul’s currency is the Turkish lira, cars travel on the right-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Istanbul accommodations are some of Turkey’s best. Before we get to Istanbul accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Human settlement in the Istanbul area can be traced to at least 6000 BC, as evidenced by unearthed Neolithic artifacts. The Fikirtepe mound, discovered on the city’s Asian side, dates to around 5500 BC. On the European side, a Thracian settlement from around 1000 BC has been discovered on the Sarayburnu peninsula. Greek settlers from Megara established Byzantium on the Bosphorus’ European side in around 660 BC. Roman military commander and author Pliny the Elder referenced the name Byzantium in his writings. The Greeks built an acropolis near the Golden Horn estuary, which fueled the early city’s economy. Persia briefly conquered the area at the turn of the 5th century BC, before relinquishing it to the Greeks following the Greco-Persian Wars. Early-on, Byzantium was part of the Athenian League, or Delian League, a confederacy of Greek city-states, and was allied with the Romans. In 73 AD, Byzantium became a part of the Roman Empire. Constantine the Great became emperor of the Roman Empire in September, 324 AD. Immediately thereafter, Constantine designed plans to replace Byzantium with a Christian city, which would be named Nova Roma, or more commonly, Constantinople. Highly successful, Constantinople would last all the way into the 20th century. Constantinople was proclaimed the Roman Empire’s capital on May 11, 330 AD. Originally, the Hagia Sophia was built as a Christian cathedral, the world’s largest of such for about a thousand years. Constantine also renovated and expanded the Hippodrome of Constantinople, which showcased horse and chariot racing events. For many centuries, Constantinople shielded Europe from eastern invaders and from the advance of Islam. Located on the caravan route of the historic Silk Road Eurasian trade route network, Constantinople was the European continents’ wealthiest city during the latter Byzantine era, and was referred to as the “cradle of Orthodox Christian civilization”. In 1025, following the reign of Basil II, Constantinople began its decline. Crusaders, diverted from their mission, sacked and pillaged the city in 1204. The Orthodox Byzantine Empire was replaced by the Latin Empire, and the Hagia Sophia was converted to a Catholic church. Andronikos II Palaiologos, who reduced the area’s military forces, can be attributed to the Christian city’s demise. Ottoman Turks, gradually cutting off the city’s supply lines to other smaller cities, began strategizing the overtaking of Constantinople circa the mid-14th century. After an eight-week siege on the city, and the killing of Constantine XI, the last Roman emperor, Sultan Mehmed II “the Conqueror” captured Constantinople on May 29, 1453. Mehmed II declared Constantinople the Ottoman Empire’s capital and converted the Hagia Sophia from a grand cathedral to an imperial mosque. Sultan Mehmed welcomed outsiders and revitalized much of the city. In the 16th century, plague struck. Under Suleiman I, or Suleiman the Magnificent, the city flourished, and by the end of the 18th century Constantinople had a population of around 570,000. Progressive Sultan Mahmud II introduced new technology, constructed bridges across the Golden Horn and, in the 1880s, connected the city’s railway system to the European railway network. The city’s oldest underground urban rail line, the Tünel, started operating on January 17, 1875. The Young Turk Revolution of 1908 resulted in the reopening of the Ottoman Parliament, which had been closed for 30 years due to its dissolution by Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Early 20th century wars such as the Italo-Turkish War and the Balkan Wars led to the 1913 Ottoman coup d’état, which installed a triumvirate known as the Three Pashas. The Ottoman Empire aligned with the German Empire, Austria-Hungry and Bulgaria in World War I. On April 24, 1915, the city’s deportation of Armenian intellectuals, many notables being poets and writers, marked the beginning of the First World War’s Armenian genocide. Between 1914 and 1927, Constantinople’s Christian population decreased from around 450,000 to 240,000. The August 10, 1920 Treaty of Sèvres ceded large parts of Ottoman territory to Allied Powers and marked the beginning of the Ottoman Empire’s partitioning. The Turkish War of Independence from May 19, 1919 to October 11, 1922 between Turkish Nationalists and Allied Powers resulted in a Turkish victory and the establishment of the Republic of Turkey. The last Ottoman Sultan, Mehmed VI, was exiled to Sanremo, Italy, where he died on May 16, 1926. “Liberation Day of Instanbul”, or İstanbul’un Kurtuluşu, occurred on October 6, 1923, when Turkish forces ceremoniously entered the city following an Allied departure 2 days prior. Ankara became the Turkish Republic’s new capital on October 29, 1923. In 1930, Constantinople was officially renamed to Istanbul. A wealth tax in 1942, assessed on non-Muslims, caused many religious minority businesses to be liquidated. New squares and roadways were constructed at the turn of the 1950s, and by the 1970s, new factories on the city’s outskirts created a rapid increase in Istanbul’s population.
One of only five transcontinental cities, Istanbul today is home to around 15.6 million “Istanbulites”. Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul welcomes around 13 million visitors annually. 90% of Istanbul’s hotels are located on the city’s European side. Fish restaurants are abundant in The City on Seven Hills. Local fish species include bluefish, turbot, Atlantic bonito, sea bass, red mullet, white grouper, European anchovy, boops boops and the venomous black scorpionfish. Located about 9 miles off the city-center coast, Princes’ Islands is a small archipelago consisting of 4 main islands. Princes’ Islands is accessible by ferry. Essentially, the main modes of transportation on Princes’ Islands are bicycle or horse and cart. Since 1660, the Egyptian Bazaar, or Spice Bazaar, has been the city’s major spice market. One of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets, the Grand Bazaar is spread out over 7.5 square acres. The Grand Bazaar attracts up to 400,000 visitors per day. Istanbul’s climate is tempered by the Black Sea. Summer high temperatures average around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, while winters average around 43 degrees. Additional points of interest include Hagia Irene, Yıldız Palace, Serpent Column, Forum of Constantine, Column of Constantine, İstiklal Avenue (pedestrian street), Abdi İpekçi Street (shopping street), Levent business district, Süreyya Opera House, Atatürk Olympic Stadium, Istanbul University and Sirkeci Railway Terminal. Local foods include kebabs, seafoods, fish, grilled eggplant, balik ekmek (fish sandwich), midye dolma (stuffed mussels), meze (appetizers), manti (dumplings), menemen (a scrambled egg dish), simit (circular, ring-shaped bread), lahmacun (a type of flatbread), kestane (roasted chestnuts), Turkish delight (gel confection), dondurma (ice cream), kanafeh (a noodle-like pastry dessert) and, of course, baklava. Good to know is that the Kumkapı quarter in the Fatih district is home to around fifty seafood restaurants. The most common alcoholic beverages are rakı (a potent, sweetened, anise-flavored spirit made from grape pomace), narince (white wine), okuzgozu (red wine), beer and boza (a malt drink – low alcohol content). Non-alcoholic beverages include ayran (a refreshing drink made with yogurt), salgam suyu (turnip water), pomegranate juice, Turkish coffee and cay (Turkish tea). With a little background information on the area, we’re ready for Istanbul accommodations that are sure to inspire.
Hotel amenities: à la carte restaurant with a sun terrace, pool bar, outdoor pool with a sun-lounger terrace, fitness center, spa, wellness center, sauna, Turkish bath, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, mini-bars, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, free on-site parking, paid airport shuttle service
Hotel amenities: open-air restaurant, bar, garden, garden terrace surrounded by walnut trees, rich fabrics, original wooden furniture, free Wi-Fi, complimentary fruit baskets, free mineral water, 24-hour reception, babysitting services, car rental service, airport shuttle
Nearby restaurants:Münhani Istanbul Restaurant (Turkish restaurant), Ziya Baba Türk Mutfağı Slow food (Turkish restaurant), Tarihi Çeşme Restaurant, Istanbul Anatolian Cuisine (Turkish restaurant), Casa de Madera Restaurant, Dimbil Restaurant, Lale sultan Restaurant, Ayasofya dürümcüsü Kadir (restaurant), Yakut Fish & Meat Restaurant, Hunkar Kebap Restaurant
Nearby misc.: Old Town Coffee Breakfast (coffee shop), Art Of Baklava (dessert shop), Yakamoz Tekel büfe / Yakamoz Alcohol shop (alcohol retail monopoly), Verni Art Salon (art gallery), Sultan Süleyman Hamam Traditional Turkish Bath – Suleyman Palace (hammam), Travel Inn Turkey (sightseeing tour agency), NEW WAY TRAVEL TURKEY (tour operator)
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet, continental or halal breakfast, sea views, terraces, garden, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, business center
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet, continental or vegetarian breakfast, city views, terrace, garden, indoor pool, hammam, fitness center, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, car rental service, business center, free private parking, darts, mini-golf
designed in 1892 by French-Ottoman architect Alexander Vallaury
Pera Museum
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, tea lounge, live piano music, patisserie, Golden Horn / city views, balconies, indoor jet-streamed swimming pool, spa, hammam with a classic heated marble platform and foam bath, steam bath, hot tub, sauna, gym, neoclassical, art nouveau & oriental styles, hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, marble bathrooms, paid airport shuttle service
Hotel amenities:restaurant, bar, continental / buffet breakfast, sun terrace, garden, spa, sauna, hot tub, hammam, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, business center
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet / continental breakfast, city views, terrace, garden, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, safety deposit boxes, desks, bicycle rental service, airport transportation
Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs:Divella Bistro Restaurant (Turkish restaurant), Seafront Lounge (restaurant), Aya Fish Lounge (restaurant), Palatium Cafe and Restaurant, Queb Rooftop Restaurant, Seven Hills Restaurant, By Kinyas Restaurant, Seagull Seafood And Sushi Terrace (seafood restaurant), Köşk 1981 (fish restaurant), Şiva Oyster Fish Restaurant, Cafe Rumist (restaurant), Zerzevan Fish & Kebab Restaurant, ŞATO’s Restaurant, Turk Art Terrace Restaurant, The Shadow Kitchen( Pub ) Fish and Kebab, Just Bar (bar), BrusQ Bar (bar), Babylonia Restaurant Kebab Fish Steak Pub, Rounders İrish Bar (pub)
Hotel amenities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, buffet breakfast, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, concierge service, luggage storage space, business center, paid airport shuttle service
Hotel amenities: city views, terraces, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, buffet, continental or American breakfast, 24-hour front desk, airport transportation
Hotel amenities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, buffet breakfast, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, concierge service, business center, free private parking, paid airport shuttle service
Nearby restaurants:Sur Balık Restoran Sarayburnu (seafood restaurant), Fish Home Ahhir Kapi Restaurant (seafood restaurant), Marbella Terrace Restaurant (seafood restaurant), La Romantica Fish & Meat House (Turkish restaurant), Karina Fish House (restaurant), Jager Pub & Bar (seafood restaurant)
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet breakfast, city views, terrace, balconies, indoor pool, fitness center, hammam, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, private parking
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet, continental or Full English/Irish breakfast, city views, terrace, balconies, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, airport transportation
Hotel amenities: restaurant, buffet, Italian or American breakfast, city views, terraces, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, luggage storage, business center
Hotel amenities: city views, terraces, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, kitchens, electric tea pots, safety deposit boxes, hairdryers, private parking for an extra charge, paid airport shuttle service
Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs:Zübeyir Ocakbaşı/Taksim (grill), Balikci (fish restaurant), Beyoğlu Ocakbaşı & Restaurant, VAN AHTAMARA BEYOĞLU KAHVALTI EVİ (breakfast restaurant), Rock N Rolla (bar), Jack Bar Beyoğlu (bar), The Wall Bar, Şiirci (bar), Muaf Beyoğlu (bar), U2 Istanbul Irish Pub, Des Corner Pub
Nearby misc.:Bova Jazz Club, Escape Club İstanbul (night club), Maksem Kuaför Women & Men Beauty Saloon (hairdresser), Akbank Sanat Kütüphane (museum), Vosgeperan Armenian Catholic Church
Residence amenities: indoor pool, spa, sauna, wellness center, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, kitchens, coffee machines, electric tea pots, safety deposit boxes, desks, buffet, halal or gluten-free breakfast, 24-hour front desk, free private parking, car rental service, paid airport shuttle service
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, continental, Full English/Irish or American breakfast, garden, garden views, terrace, balconies, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, private parking
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options, terrace, swimming pools, spa, sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, hairdresser, 24-hour fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, iPads, coffee machines, electric kettles, mini-bars, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, airport transfers, free private parking
Nearby boutiques: Fendi, Prada, Louis Vuitton Istanbul Zorlu Center, Tiffany&Co, Burberry, DOLCE & GABBANA, Balenciaga, VALENTINO, Bottega Veneta Istanbul Beymen
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, à la carte, continental or American breakfast, city views, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, free bike rentals, airport transportation
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, continental, Full English/Irish or American breakfast, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, private parking, airport transportation
Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs: Aşiyan Restaurant, ikinci kat rum meyhanesi (Greek restaurant), Eko Çiğköfte , Beyin Söğüş (Turkish restaurant), Pendor (bar), The Harp Irish Pub
Nearby misc.: BOOM CHOCOLATE COFFEE (café), Tango La Vida (dance school), Mediterranean Café (entertainment)
Hotel amenities: restaurant, à la carte / halal breakfast, garden, terrace, balconies, indoor pool, sauna, fitness center, wellness area, hammam, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, 24-hour front desk
Nearby: Bizans Sarnıcı (historical landmark), Henry BULWER Şatosu (historical landmark), Yassi ada (museum)
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, continental, vegetarian or vegan breakfast, city views, terrace, balconies, patios, sauna, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, electric tea pots, safety deposit boxes, desks, 24-hour front desk, shuttle service, car rental service
Hotel amenities: restaurant, continental, Full English/Irish / American breakfast, garden, terrace, outdoor swimming pool, indoor pool, sauna, fitness area, wellness area, hammam, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, safety deposit boxes, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk with Arabic, English, French and Russian-speaking staff, private parking
Approximate cost per night (Executive Bosphorus Suite King): $4,108
Cost per person (three people): $1,369
So there they are, Istanbul accommodations that will help make for an outstanding experience. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Turkey!
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