الفندق استثنائي جميع الموظفين قمة في التعامل .الكل منهظ الاخ صالح وجميع من بالاستقبال والموظفات الاسيويات. ارتفاع الاسعار الغير مرغوبه والذي لم تكن متواجده مسبقا . خصوصا للزائر المتكرر لابد يكون له وضع خاص
الشريف3 weeks ago
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★★★·Istanbul·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Four Points Flex by Sheraton Istanbul Taksim Square offers luxury rooms with free WiFi access in the heart of Istanbul city centre, just 20 metres from Taksim Square and 1.9 km from Nisantasi shopping district. Rooms feature soft colours, black-out curtains, flat-screen satellite TVs, and well-lit work desks. Nearby attractions include Galata Tower, Lutfi Kirdar Convention Centre, and Istanbul Airport is 50 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
الفندق استثنائي جميع الموظفين قمة في التعامل .الكل منهظ الاخ صالح وجميع من بالاستقبال والموظفات الاسيويات. ارتفاع الاسعار الغير مرغوبه والذي لم تكن متواجده مسبقا . خصوصا للزائر المتكرر لابد يكون له وضع خاص
الشريف·3 weeks ago
The staff were very kind and helpful. The noise from Taksim Square and the nearby restaurants was a drawback, but overall it was a very nice place to stay.
Rositsa·3 weeks ago
The staff were pleasant, the room was clean and cozy. It was very noisy; across from the hotel there are venues with live music, and during our stay there was a disco that made it impossible to sleep at night.
Anna·3 weeks ago
The location was good, everything was close by. Unfortunately it was noisy and I couldn't sleep at night; I could hear car horns all night. The breakfast could have been better.
Dominika·3 weeks ago
The staff were friendly and professional, and the location is perfect for exploring Istanbul by public transport. Just a few minutes’ walk from Taksim metro station (M2) and the Taksim funicular station (F1), you can reach Kabataş in 5 minutes and hop onto the T1 tram to Sultanahmet. However, even on the 6th floor the noise from loud honking made it hard to sleep, and the reception didn’t offer any earplugs. Also, the hotel’s survey labels a “10” as happy, a “9” as average, and an “8” as unhappy, which could inflate review scores.
Kevin·A month ago