“Overall, my stay was good”
The breakfast was decent, and I really value the hotel’s location. Honestly, the hotel is good overall; it’s a bit old, but given the price it’s completely reasonable.
Gussi4 settimane fa
Un attimo…
Istanbul·7.8
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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The Grand Oral Hotel in Istanbul offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. A modern restaurant serves African and Turkish cuisine, with a buffet breakfast featuring local specialties. Located near Suleymaniye Mosque and Column of Constantine, the hotel provides sea and city views, a bar, lounge, and paid shuttle service, 37 km from Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The breakfast was decent, and I really value the hotel’s location. Honestly, the hotel is good overall; it’s a bit old, but given the price it’s completely reasonable.
Gussi·4 settimane fa
Clean, comfortable. The Wi‑Fi was bad.
Florinda·Un mese fa
The staff were friendly and the location was great. I appreciate their honesty and warm gestures, and I’d recommend it if you want to move around Istanbul from here—it’s super easy and convenient. My room was on the top floor, but the lift doesn’t go there directly, so I had to use the stairs.
Arif_mohammad·Un mese fa
The staff were decent and helpful, the room was comfortable, peaceful, and clean, and the hotel is very close to the underground and tramway.
Mohamed·Un mese fa
I stayed with my mom for five days and everything was very enjoyable. The staff were very polite, especially the man at reception—an administrator with a mustache, very courteous and friendly. The cleaning was daily. Breakfast was a buffet; it was the same each day but it was fine. The breakfast was good. Everything was within walking distance: money changers, bus station, tram, metro, Marmara, shops, cafés. There are inexpensive stores not far away called Bim and Şok. Attractions are nearby; the tram from Akşaray takes you to Sultanahmet square.
Vladimir·Un mese fa