We arranged transport from the airport through the hotel (Fully recommend) as they were there with a sign ready to greet us in a clean (Mercedes van) The hotel is deffintely in a prime location as other reviewers have said, so you can tick that off. The rooms are unfortunatly not up to the feel of being in such an... More

The hotel organised transport form the airport, very efficient. The entrance to the hotel is up a small alley, easy to miss. Hotel has a 'small' feel about it, which is not a bad thing. Staff very friendly. We stayed for 3 nights and have to re-emphasize that the location is PERFECT for all the nearby attractions eg Blue Mosque,... More

Following the lonely plant's tips, i ended up in this boutique hotel. The view from the terrace is great and you can get there even thought your are not a hotel guest, whit a cheap price for a drink or a tea. The hotel is clean and it has a nice staff. Reccomended

This is a small hotel with a view of Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque from its roof top Terrace, where a delicious, very extensive buffet breakfast is served daily. I stayed for two weeks in February and then returned fo a month in April. The staff is excellent. Their knowledge of Turkey and its history and language, as well as... More

On positive note, the hotel is superbly located at divanyolu street which is very much central to everything..the tram is just around the corner, blue mosque and attractions in sultanahmet are all within 5 to 10 mt of walking! Hotel lobby is cosy looking and I love the way it is decorated in traditional turkish design. Our first room is... More

Hotel is located next to a tram spot and all the must see sites. Great breakfast plus gave us a late check out time as we were flying out later that day. chic rooms and comfy lounge-floors in tbe bathroom can get a tad wet as a result of the shower design but overall well worth the price!

From this hotel it was possible to walk many places. It was close to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Cisterns. Actually the Blue Mosque could be seen from the amazing rooftop restaurant that had seating both inside and out. You could also walk to the Grand Bazar and the Spice Market. The tram stop and tourist information centre... More

A mixed group of ten friends and friends of friends were starting a Mediterranean cruise from Istanbul, and we decided to start with three days in that wonderful city. I was given the 'honor' of picking a hotel. After doing research at TA and other sites, I chose the Nomade. It's centrally located, right off the Sultanhamet tram, a short... More

After a long transatlantic flight and transfer, our plane descended and you could see the Sea of Marmara, the Bosphorus and the Black Sea so I felt as if I was quickly zeroing in on the long-awaited Istanbul. After a taxi ride along the shore of the Sea of Marmara, we turned into the ancient, windy, narrow and very crowded... More