Atelya Art Hotel

This hotel was the highlight of our trip! The room type is perfect for multiple families traveling with children, offering four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living room, and a pantry. The hotel itself is beautiful, stylishly decorated, and rich in history. We were very pleased with the swimming pool, garden, and breakfast. I think we slept so soundly because we were so tired from traveling, as we didn't notice any noise. The hotel staff were incredibly nice, spoke excellent English, and enthusiastically shared information about the hotel's facilities and history. Even better, the hotel is located right in the old town near Hadrian's Gate. You can drive into the old town, but some roads are narrow and sloped, so drive slowly. The old town is beautiful, close to the sea, and has plenty of great food options nearby.

Ottoman-style courtyard with an excellent experience! The 4-bedroom, 10-bed option offers great value for money.

One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in! We were here for three days and even called it 'home' rather than a hotel because that's what it felt like. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, the room was perfect for us, and the pool was an oasis in the middle of the old town. Breakfast is served in a gorgeous garden and is tasty, though with somewhat limited options (five different cheeses, but only one rotating hot dish). Our room had a great view of the street. Noise level? Like everywhere in Kaleiçi, you could hear music from the nightclubs, but surprisingly little. If you want a central location in the old town, you have to accept that there will be noise until at least midnight. That's not the hotel's fault :) We would have loved to extend our stay!

A cozy and lovely hotel. I'm still here and thoroughly enjoying my stay. The breakfasts are excellent, truly exceptional! I'll definitely be back and will recommend it to my friends.

I liked the location, especially its proximity to the Kaleici area. It was convenient to walk out to the main avenue where public transportation runs, and also to explore the neighborhood itself. At night, there was some party music audible from nearby, but they provide earplugs, so it wasn't a big deal. We couldn't get the TV in the room to work, though. The hotel itself has a great atmosphere, and you can take many beautiful photos there – I'll attach some to my review. The breakfast was hearty, and the quiet pool area was a cozy spot to relax. It truly felt comfortable. Even though we didn't speak much of a foreign language, we could always communicate with the staff using a translator.

Absolutely fantastic! The ambiance is great, and the breakfast spread is superb.

The owner was incredibly kind and even helped us book an airport transfer when we left.

This hotel is simply magical; the place is steeped in history. It feels like living in a museum, which it essentially is, being in the heart of the old town. Even the window shutters have grilles and hooks. The creak of the wooden floorboards adds to the overall ambiance. Paintings, portraits of sultans, and accessories complete the historical theme. It's clean, and the food is delicious; they even fed us breakfast unexpectedly on our check-in day. The pool is 1.40m deep, with sun loungers—a paradise on Earth. They speak Russian here. It's about 300-400m from the retro tram stop and a 12-minute walk to the sea. I accidentally booked for just one night because my flight was rescheduled, but this place is a dream; I'll definitely have to come back.