Istanbul·8.7
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PALMERA HAGIA SOPHIA Hotel sits in Istanbul’s historic peninsula, within a five‑minute walk of Basilica Cistern, ten minutes to Topkapi Palace, and eight minutes to Hagia Sophia. The property offers a sun terrace, bar, free Wi‑Fi, a coffee shop, family rooms, 24‑hour front desk, private check‑in/out, paid shuttle, and on‑site parking.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The place was great and the room was good for an excellent price. The TV was broken, but the reception fixed it quickly after we mentioned the issue.
Steven·Vor einem Monat
The spot was spot-on, right next to tram and train stops, and you could walk only 15 minutes to Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, the Archaeological Museum and other sights. The staff were friendly and kept our extra luggage safe while we headed to Konya and Pamukkale. I had no complaints at all.
Steven·Vor einem Monat
The place is well situated, a tram stop is close by, and all attractions are nearby. The room could be cleaner – the floors are dusty and the fridge isn’t cold enough.
Ibrahim·Vor einem Monat
What we liked most was the hotel’s location; walking 10–15 minutes gets you to Eminönü, where you can hop on a ferry. The tram and Marmaray are right next to the hotel, making everything very central, and we were able to stroll through Fatih on foot. The hotel was also very clean, and on request we had the room cleaned free of charge during our stay. The staff were very nice and accommodating. The rooms are a bit small; with two unfolded suitcases it can feel cramped, but since we were out all day it didn’t bother us.
Yasemin·Vor einem Monat
The location is convenient for tourist spots, the room looked newly renovated, and there was AC, a refrigerator, and the Wi‑Fi worked well. The staff spoke decent English, and the young owner seemed personable and open to suggestions. I checked in early and was able to leave my bag after checkout. My room only had a tiny window facing a wall, so there was very little natural light and fresh air – it was quiet but not conducive to healthy sleep for me. This room is suitable for families with children if paired with another room that has large windows and a street‑facing balcony. Ventilation is an issue: it can only be turned off at night by staff if requested; otherwise it hums constantly, making it hard for some guests to sleep.
Anna·Vor 2 Monaten