Sultan Palace Hotel Reviews

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Great experience, good service and friendly staff

Good location

The price is cheap, in the old town, the location is excellent, you can see the sea from the roof, the environment is very good, but the room facilities are a bit old, the cost performance is high, it is worth a try

The hotel has everything it needs, but the facilities are old. It is best to bring your own hair dryer, as the hair dryer in the hotel is too weak. The boss is quite satisfactory, the elevator is very slow, but fortunately there is an elevator. The view of Istanbul is very good.

A very cost-effective hotel, within walking distance of the cathedral and light rail station, with a beautiful sea view platform on the top floor of the hotel.

Please choose carefully. The hotel charges for luggage storage: 10 Euros for 4 hours

The boss is an old man obsessed with money. The window door of the room is broken and the floor is broken.

First of all, I would like to express my appreciation to the shop owner, who is very enthusiastic and responsive, and very kind. The hotel is located in a tourist area, and the surrounding restaurants are generally more expensive. It is very close to the attractions, and it takes 10 minutes to reach Hagia Sophia. The only drawback is that the windows are blocked, only lights can be used indoors, and the hair dryer will stop working intermittently. , nothing else to say, if I come to Istanbul again, I will choose to stay again.

Service: Very good, the owner and the shop assistants are very enthusiastic and friendly, and willing to help. The owner's English is not very good for communication, but he can communicate through translation software. Environment: I feel pretty good with my friends, five minutes walk from Little Hagia Sophia, about 10-15 minutes walk from Sophia Church, Blue Mosque, Square, Egyptian Obelisk, Grand Bazaar, and Egyptian Spice Market (the direction will be different ). There are many restaurants nearby (the taste is very good), there are also fruit shops (the prices of cherries and grapes are lower than those in China), and there are also many coffee shops; there are also many hotels nearby. I am familiar with it, and I think this one is pretty good. Sanitation: The sanitation is quite clean. Facilities: very refreshing and comfortable, there are a few stairs from the gate, and then there is an elevator, 1-4 floors. There is also a balcony on the roof, where you can eat, drink tea/coffee, and be in a daze. You can see mosques, churches, and the sea.

The hotel owner is very nice, but parking here is 15 euros a day. And when you only park for 3 hours, it is 15 euros a day. It is equivalent to 240rmb for 2 days. This parking fee makes me very uncomfortable. If you drive by yourself, the slope is really steep. It will be a problem to push the suitcase back up if you are walking. But the price/performance ratio is really high. There are restaurants around and it is very convenient and close to the attractions. The lighting in the room is too dark and depressing. Overall, I will not come again. If you deal with it, you can stay, very Cheap

The boss is not authentic. The stay was very unpleasant. Not recommended.

The boss was very nice and even helped me change lira, which was much cheaper than changing money at the airport.

It's far away from rail transit, which is fatal in Istanbul, which has a lot of undulating terrain. There is a very nice terrace, you can see the sea to the south, the view is very good, and there is a beautiful mosque next to it.