Hotel Sevila is a short walk from the main attractions in the old town of Istanbul. The complimentary breakfast is good with a couple of cereals, eggs, tea, coffee, bread and cheese. The basement room was cute and nice but the walls are paper thin, we didn't mind that it was small, and stayed there for 5 nights. The staff... More

I stayed with my friend for a few days in Aug 2012. Good overall, just be prepared to get what you pay for - then yo're guaranteed to have no regrets on this one. Absolutely perfect location, pretty nice breakfast and room. We saw a bit of renovation works taking place however that was not an issue at any level/... More

The best thing about this hotel is its location. Walking distance from main attractions is a big advantage. View from the terrace during breakfast is beautiful and rooms are nice and clean. Staff and owner are very friendly, helpful and talkative. Hotel provides airport shuttle which is good especially if you fly from Asian airport. I would highly recommend this... More

On our last two days in Istanbul, my friend and I suddenly found ourselves without a hotel, and scrambled to find a new one. We picked Hotel Sevila because of it's very reasonable prices. I have no regrets. The hotel owner is extremely friendly and talkative. He is very passionate about his job, and likes to meet people and answer... More

The best value of the hotel is the location: you're on a short waking distance from major atractions of Sultanahmet, and, if you like to walk as much as i do, you can see all Istanbul's greatest atractions without need of taking a tram or bus :). If you're not such fan, you have transport to everywhere . The staff... More

For the most part, we enjoyed our stay. Hotel Sevila, tucked in behind the Blue Mosque, Aya Sofya and Basilica Cisterne, is a stone throw away from the Divan Yolu Caddesi where a budget traveler / backpacker will find a string of great stylish cafés and restaurants or catch a tramline to major sights. A small rooftop terrace with views... More

Let's face it, chances are you are like us, happy to book a budget hotel any day with private bathroom then staying in a room full of strangers in a hostel. We were pleasently suprised, especailly by the owner who was so very helpful and happy to answer any questions we threw at him. Rooms are tiny (2 beds and... More

We were group of 13 and stayed at this hotel 4 nights. The rooms are clean which we really appreciated but they reminded us of the museum of miniatures :-) It is suitable just for two people (maximum). We were warned by the staff that the rooms are small but there had to be three of us in one room... More

As me & my friend spent our EID Ramadan Holidays in Istanbul from Aug 24-31, 2011 (8days & 7nights), we never regret having checked-in in this Hotel. Everything is within the vicinity of the Hotel, a few steps to Istanbul's major Tourist Attractions and Restaurants. Hotel is clean and most especially, staffs are so accomodating. The owner, Mr .Abdullah makes... More