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Hotels in Istanbul
347 Hotels
InterContinental Istanbul
Asker Ocagi Cad 1, Taksim

The InterContinental Istanbul is an elegant luxury property located in Taksim, the center of modern life in Istanbul, about 20 minutes' drive from the Old City. Business travelers and tourists alike are drawn to this property for its vibrant setting and restaurant with amazing panoramic views over the Bosphorus. The 390 rooms are classic and elegant, with minibars and marble bathrooms, and most have Bosphorus views. Features include several restaurants and bars, a seasonal pool, a full-service spa with Turkish hammam, and a fitness center overlooking the water. Guests looking for a more modern option in Taksim might prefer The Marmara Taksim, which has a rooftop pool and yoga studio. 

Orka Royal Hotel & SPA
Hoca Pasa Mah. Nobethane Cad. No 10, Behind the Sirkeci Station

The 92-room, three-and-a-half-pearl Orka Royal Hotel is a good choice for business travelers or visitors to Istanbul who want a nice selection of amenities and a Sirkeci location close to historic sites. Impressive features include two restaurants, a fitness center, spa, and indoor and outdoor pools. Rooms are simple and clean, and have air-conditioning, minibars, and televisions. The location is perfect for exploring the Old City, and Topkapi Palace is a 15-minute walk away. The hotel has a few quirks, like charging a fee for bringing in outside food or drink, and some rooms don’t have windows. It also won't please those seeking authentic Turkish ambiance. Travelers might compare the nearby Hotel Sultania, which has similar amenities and more inspired Turkish decor. 

Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus
Cumhuriyet Cad. no 50

Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus has a convenient location on the European side of Istanbul, 15 minutes from Taksim Square. With massive event spaces, free Wi-Fi, and a business center, it’s no wonder most guests are business travelers. Leisure guests can make use of the pools, gym, spa, hot breakfast buffets (for a fee), and multiple dining options. The 499 rooms are contemporary and well-outfitted with flat-screen TVs, minibars, and kettles. Some spaces are tired, the atmosphere can feel a bit impersonal, and elevators might have long waits, but that’s not uncommon with large and upscale chain hotels such as this. Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Pera is a good alternative with a chic design and a location that’s closer to the historic area.

World Heritage Hotel Istanbul
Binbirdirek Mahallesi Terzihane Sokak No 17 Oldcity Sultanahmet

A low-key, mid-range property, the World Heritage Hotel Istanbul is located in Sultanahmet Square, within walking distance of top tourist attractions. Its 20 rooms have pleasant, elegant decor, free minibars, and beds routinely described by guests as "very comfortable" -- but bathrooms are tiny and can feel cramped. The hotel serves a free breakfast, including its highly touted omelets, in a rooftop dining room or terrace with views of the city. This family-run property has an intimate aura that's more like a guesthouse than a hotel. Free tea and coffee is offered upon arrival and an array of free cakes and cookies is available in the afternoons. But it's worth comparison shopping as there are many similar properties in the area, such as The Constantine Hotel, which some travelers may find more stylish.

DoubleTree by Hilton Istanbul Old Town
Ordu Cad. No 31, Beyazit Mah.

A four-pearl hotel with 171 rooms spread over five floors, the Doubletree by Hilton Istanbul - Old Town has clean-lined and contemporary architectural themes, dramatic panoramic views, and a central Old Town location, making it a convenient and stylish pick. The property's sleek, minimalist design pairs with perks like babysitting services and free welcome cookies for a welcoming, familiar atmosphere. Beyond the sunny rooms, the most appealing feature is the panoramic view from the rooftop terrace restaurant; other dining options include the chic Old Town Restaurant and the Lobby Lounge and Bar, as well as the 24-hour room service. The tram stop is right outside the entrance, taking you to the top sights of Sultanahmet in minutes.

Hotel Amira Istanbul
Kucuk Ayasofya Mah. Mustafapasa Sok. No 43

This 32-room, upper-middle-range boutique hotel is one of the most popular options in the Old City, and stands out for its central location, personal family-run atmosphere, excellent free breakfast, and stylish rooms. It is a five-minute walk to the Blue Mosque, and within a 15-minute walk of all the major attractions in Sultanahmet. The standard rooms are a bit on the small side, and few rooms in any category have balconies or views – though there’s a fine panorama overlooking the Marmara Sea from the rooftop terrace. Otherwise, the hotel has little in the way of public areas or entertainment features. The mobile Wi-Fi routers on free loan to all guests are a nice touch to aid in visitors’ explorations of the city. In intimacy and charm, it's comparable to the nearby Hotel Ibrahim Pasha, but with larger rooms.

Corinne Hotel
Turnacibasi Cad. Ayhan Isik Sokak No 41, Beyoglu

The 39-room Corinne Hotel is a three-and-a-half-pearl historic boutique hotel. It's located in the Taksim area, close to Istiklal Street and within walking distance of numerous restaurants, shops, and bars. Rooms are elegant, with many period details. They're also equipped with modern conveniences such as flat-screen TVs, minibars, and laptop-sized safes, with Nespresso machines in some rooms. Some also have jetted tubs and balconies. The funky, boho restaurant serves excellent Turkish and Mediterranean fare, and the rooftop garden terrace has spectacular city views. It's a bit removed from the historic Sultanhamet area, but public transport abounds in Taksim Square, less than 10 minutes about the hotel on foot. There are many less expensive options in this area, but none has the charm found at the Corinne. 

Premist Hotel
Cankurtaran Mah. Ishakpasa Cad.No.12, Sultanahmet

Premist Hotel occupies a charming traditional wooden building in Istanbul's historic Sultanahmet district within walking distance of many major tourist sights. This mid-range hotel has 33 comfortable guest rooms decorated in an extravagant style, all with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, well-stocked minibars, and marble bathrooms. A downside is that rooms and bathrooms tend to be cramped, and some have low or sloped ceilings. A few rooms have balconies, some with partial sea views. A generous breakfast buffet is included in the room rates, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rates are competitive for this neighborhood, but it's worth comparison shopping with the Hayriye Hanim Konagi (HHK) Hotel, which has cheaper rates and extra features such as an on-site restaurant, a rooftop pool, a Turkish bath, and a sauna.

Sultanahmet Park Hotel
Binbirdirek Mah. Klodfarer Cad. No: 10, Sultanahmet

Hands down, the best thing about this 14-room mid-range hotel is its address in the popular, site-filled Sultanahmet district: one that's only four-minutes on foot from the Blue Mosque. Other top attractions are also in easy walking distance, and public transport is close at hand, which is good news because this is more of a place to lay your head at the end of a long day of sightseeing versus a place to linger. The rooms -- though attractive and equipped with modern conveniences like minibars, satellite TVs, and free Wi-Fi -- are small; moreover, the hotel as a whole lacks both on-site amenities and architectural charm. If you’re longing for a property that reflect Sultanahmet’s historic character, consider Hotel Sari Konak: it’s a boutique hotel in a converted Ottoman mansion.

WOW Airport Hotel
Yesilkoy Mahallesi Ataturk Caddesi No: 15-17-19, Bakirkoy

WOW Airport Hotel is certainly convenient with a location next to the Istanbul World Trade Center and Istanbul Ataturk Airport, especially as the upper-middle-range hotel offers a free 24-hour shuttle to and from the airport. The 360 rooms are contemporary and well-equipped with mini-fridges and flat-screen TVs, but like many hotels in the area, lack coffee- and tea-making facilities and in-room Wi-Fi is spotty. There’s no pool, but a gym and spa are nice amenities. There are few dining options to reach in the area on foot, so the hotel offers a hot and cold breakfast buffet and a restaurant with Turkish and international cuisine. Radisson Blu Conference & Airport Hotel is a good nearby alternative with an indoor pool and lower rates.