“Dåligt på rummet trasig det stämmer inte på bilden”
I was close to the city center, but the cleaning was poor, the bathroom was bad, the room was small and the door was damaged.
LedyA week ago
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Istanbul·7.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Rio in Istanbul features family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city views, including work desks, minibars, and complimentary WiFi. Guests enjoy free WiFi, private check-in and check-out, a lounge, and 24-hour front desk. The hotel is 38 km from Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport, near Suleymaniye Mosque, and close to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I was close to the city center, but the cleaning was poor, the bathroom was bad, the room was small and the door was damaged.
Ledy·A week ago
The price‑to‑quality ratio was fine and the hygiene was good; the biggest plus was the friendly and helpful staff. Everyone was nice, polite and friendly except for one employee whose attitude was rude, which was a let‑down since the others were very kind and welcoming.
Sevda·A week ago
The price‑to‑quality ratio was good and the hygiene was fine, and I really appreciated the friendly and kind staff. Everyone was nice, polite and friendly except for one employee whose attitude was unfortunately disappointing.
Sevda·A week ago
The staff were welcoming, but the rooms need a bit of renovation, especially the climate control and TV. The breakfast was really bad, the same menu every day and missing ingredients.
Houssam·3 weeks ago
The breakfast was good even though it differs from the quality of breakfast in my home country; it gave me a glimpse into a new culture and how people start their day in Turkey and Istanbul. The staff were excellent in their manners, greetings and attending to guests’ requests. I have no complaints, but I recommend opening up to the breakfast styles of North‑African Arab countries like Algeria, embracing the Algerian dialect which mixes Arabic and French, and understanding the serious personality of Algerian individuals.
Abdeldjabar·3 weeks ago