Beach Hotels Near Beyoglu

The hotel left me with mixed feelings. On its own, it's genuinely good: spacious and clean rooms, comfortable beds and pillows, daily housekeeping, no issues with shower water, and stable Wi-Fi throughout the property. The staff is very polite and responsive, and there are Russian-speaking employees. When we asked to change rooms, it was done quickly and without any hassle. However, there's one huge drawback that ruined the entire stay. For the first three nights, we stayed in room 1001 on the first floor. Directly beneath the windows is the 'Gagarin' bar, where music and noise continue practically until five in the morning. It was impossible to sleep, even with earplugs. Furthermore, due to its proximity to the reception, everything happening in the corridor was perfectly audible. In the room itself, the toilet was also slightly leaking. After moving to a different building, it became noticeably quieter, but complete silence was still elusive. For those who come for an active vacation and just want a good night's sleep in the evening, this could be a serious problem. The breakfasts are quite decent, but without much variety – a solid 4 out of 5 in my opinion. Overall, I'd rate the hotel a 4 out of 5. It has an excellent location, good rooms, and wonderful staff. But I personally won't return for one reason only: I couldn't get a decent night's sleep here. It's a real shame, because in all other respects, the hotel truly deserves a high rating. The photos only show the bed from the first room, it's definitely half a meter high, very tall and comfortable 😅 and everything else is from the other building, right next to the descent to the dining hall, where all the cooking was perfectly audible from around 6 AM :(

This is our second time staying at this hotel. We chose it for its location (the Galata area is our favorite) and stylish design. The first time, the hotel made an excellent impression. This time, we didn't book in advance; we made the reservation directly at the hotel, which might be why the room was cleaned in a hurry. Upon entering, we found a clump of hair on the floor. The toilet flush button was cracked. And when I looked up, I saw a dead fly inside the lamp shade. But these minor issues didn't spoil our stay. Last time, we had breakfast – it was quite varied and everything was fresh.

I booked a room at a high price expecting a great view... Unfortunately, the room faced a rooftop with white stones, and the bridge was disappointingly obstructed. The room itself was also extremely small.

Great hotel! I and my sister really liked it, having stayed for 4 nights. Breakfast is nice, there was always one main course available (e.g. nuggets and french fries) with the variety of snacks, fruit and desserts. The rooftop canteen is very romantic The furniture and amenities of the hotel are new and convenient: we like abundant storage areas, the elevator and cozy beds The stuff is very friendly It's only 10 minutes away of bus stop and 15 minutes away of Istiklal avenue, very conveniently placed for exploring the city centre Around the hotel is a bakery, a supermarket, a grocery store, and also a park. The neighbourhood may be considered as a little bit risky, since there were a lot of abandoned homes nearby, but it didn't concern us in a slightest The cons of the hotel is bad soundproofing, no drying system (no dryer at the bathroom). The cons is very negligible, actually The price-quality balance is perfect. I'd definitely stay here one more time

The hotel’s location in the historical heart of Istanbul Old Town is incredibly convenient, making it easy to explore major sights on foot. The staff are friendly and genuinely helpful throughout the stay. The room itself is on the smaller side and can get a bit noisy at times, but the bed is clean and comfortable. Overall, it’s a good choice for a budget stay as long as you keep expectations modest.

The hotel's hostess is very welcome. The cleanliness of the room was 7 nights as comfortable as possible.

I really enjoyed staying at this beautiful hotel in the Taksim area. The best part is that the airport bus stops near the hotel, which is located in the heart of Taksim. I highly recommend everyone to stay here .

This is my second time in Istanbul, and the location is perfect. It's close to Ortaköy and Beşiktaş station. Everything is nearby. It's a clean, affordable hotel. You could skip breakfast, as there's not a huge selection of dishes.

I had a long layover in Istanbul and needed to stay a night outside the airport. I booked this hotel through Trip.com and it was excellent value for money. While the facilities are a bit dated, its proximity to the airport, just a 10-minute drive, is a huge plus. The hotel offers airport transfers for 20 Euros one way, which is super convenient if you have an early flight – just book the shuttle in advance. The 20 Euro fee applies regardless of whether it's one adult or an adult and a child, as was our case. The restaurant across from the hotel is very authentic and reasonably priced, unlike the inflated prices you find in the city center.

The location is fantastic! It's a 10-minute walk to the Blue Mosque. If you head downhill, away from the tourist areas, you'll find the old European residential district, which has a ton of amazing and affordable food! I randomly tried a few places near the hotel, and everything was so cheap! Picture 1 shows a bakery very close to the hotel, where a sesame bagel only cost 20 Lira – that's 5 Lira cheaper than the stalls in the tourist area! Pictures 2 and 3 are from just a short walk downhill from the hotel. The meat roll in picture 2 was only 25 Lira, and both baklavas in picture 3 were a total of 20 Lira. I remember the kebabs were around 250 Lira too. What I'm trying to say is that this hotel is surrounded by a residential area, and there's even a primary school nearby. So, everything is genuinely inexpensive, not artificially inflated like in tourist spots, and it's all delicious! 😋