Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Istanbul Sultanahmet Reviews

Hello! The hotel has a very convenient location. I'm planning to visit this city again in a few days.

This hotel is extremely good value for money, and a convenient low-grade premium hotel to stay while in Istanbul. The service from the front desk staff was consistently helpful and friendly, and I appreciated the surprisingly generous and expansive buffet options at breakfast (included in my room rate). The only negative was a constant rumbling noise from an air vent in the room, but foam ear plugs took care of that - apart from this, the room was spacious enough and well equipped, with further amenities available on request.

Very Bad experience, when I arrived they said that the hotel is fully booked and no room for me and they transferred me to other hotel and the following day I had to check in again.The experience was disastrous. Second about 3 days of my stay there was problem in water and special hot water was cut.

A/C system not working in room, window can’t open fully, uncomfortable temperature in room. Toilet is not installed correctly it’s very high and diagonal. All furnitures is unscrewed and lapms fall downs all time. Wi-fi lost all time, impossible to use. Room clean service bad don’t change/clean used cups don’t add coffee/tea.

In lobby have nice restauran

Bad attitude and bad service. I checked into this hotel shortly after 1 AM, and the experience was truly awful from the very beginning. The front desk was extremely slow and inefficient — I only managed to get into my room around 1:45 AM. Then, I discovered that the air conditioning in the room was completely broken. I called reception for help, and no one showed up for over 10 minutes. I had to call again, and after another 10 minutes or so, someone finally came, took a quick look, and told me to wait five minutes while he went to get something. He never returned. I went down to the reception myself to ask what was going on, and the staff there were unbelievably rude. They simply said, “If you don’t like it, you can check out,” with zero intention of helping or solving the issue. This happened around 2 to 3 AM — I have never encountered such disrespectful customer service in any hotel. Even more shocking was the behavior of the manager — not only did he fail to resolve the problem, but he was even ruder and more dismissive. If the hotel’s management behaves like this, it’s not hard to imagine how poorly the rest of the staff treat their guests. I strongly advise everyone to avoid booking this hotel. The service is absolutely not what you’d expect from a hotel of this supposed standard. What’s worse is that when I filed a complaint through Trip.com, someone named Dmesec (I’m not sure if this is the manager or a staff member) lied to the platform, claiming the issue was resolved at 1:30 AM — which is impossible, because I hadn’t even entered the room until 1:45 AM! No one ever apologized. I looked through the reviews and realized I was not the only one — several people reported similar problems. One review dated July 11 described nearly the same situation, and I stayed here on July 26, so clearly nothing has changed. The reception team — including the manager — showed no awareness or concern about how bad their service was. I truly hope that my terrible early-morning experience can help future travelers avoid this hotel altogether.

Don’t forget valuable things inside the room! Wallet went missing from our room, spent half day to report it to police, to avoid that just be careful, we weren’t. We were a group of 5 and the other two rooms had no problems they were more cautious. Clean hotel, good location, breakfast with options for everyone.

A great family hotel. It was very clean and conveniently located very close to the city center. The breakfast was excellent, and the pool was good for a swim.

Great location near major historical attractions. Clean and comfortable rooms, friendly staff, and decent breakfast. A good choice for travelers who want to stay in the heart of Istanbul.

About 30 min walk to hagia sopia but you can take trem train via lalei university by walk around 8 min, near from venezcular metro station to taksim,

I am extremely disappointed with the attitude of the reception staff. My wife, child, and I booked and prepaid for a Family Suite with multiple beds and a Pool View. Instead, we were assigned a room with only a king-size bed and no small bed for our child. The room description on their official website clearly shows a small bed, and this was also confirmed in my booking confirmation, as shown in the attached screenshot. After complaining, the reception offered to provide a foldable bed— okay, we got it, but it wasn't what we wanted when searching for a hotel. Later, when showering in the evening, we noticed only two towels for three people. I contacted reception, and they initially sent two bathrobes. Using a translation app, I requested an additional towel, and after a few minutes, they delivered three towels. Overall, the service was poor. To summarize: 1. The hotel provided a room meant for a couple, not a family. 2. The room lacked the second bed as advertised, only having one. 3. There were only two sets of towels for three guests. 4. There were stains in the bathroom as visible in one of the photos. 5. The swimming pool was out of order. It feels like we were downgraded because we arrived late and only stayed overnight. My assumption is that the reception gave our original room to someone else. Instead, we received a room the same/similar in size but intended for a couple. Maybe I'm wrong, that’s the impression I have. This hotel does not deserve a 5-star rating; at best, it is a 3-star. I usually stay alone in this area when traveling, and last year, I stayed at a 3-star hotel on the same street that offered better service.

Horrible stay! We were allotted a wrong rooms along with that AC was not working Front desk doesn’t know English properly so difficult to communicate. Location is good, but will be avoiding Ramada from next time. Not a 5 star!

This morning during check-out, the front desk staff asked how we planned to get to the airport. We mentioned taking an Uber, but the staff member suggested arranging a hotel taxi instead, assuring us it would be the same price and much safer. We agreed to this. However, the experience was extremely concerning. The yellow taxi (number 34 TFH 39) arrived, and as soon as we boarded, we noticed the driver’s seat was pushed far back, leaving my son with almost no legroom. Despite politely asking the driver to adjust the seat, he refused. Throughout the 45-minute journey, the driver drove recklessly — maintaining speeds of around 120 km/h even when there was no traffic. He was smoking in the car, playing loud music, and even watching music videos while driving. When I asked him to slow down, he responded rudely, saying, “I’m a professional, I know — be quiet.” His behaviour made us feel unsafe and anxious, and it genuinely seemed as though he might have been under the influence of something. This was one of the most stressful taxi rides we’ve ever had. I’m very surprised that the hotel would describe their taxis as “safe.” Based on our experience, this was far from it — in fact, Uber would have been a much safer option. Although our stay at the hotel itself was pleasant, this taxi experience has left us deeply disappointed and shaken. I hope the management will look into this matter seriously to prevent it from happening to other guests.

The hotel services, especially staffs, should have a service excellence training. The service should have a BIG IMPROVEMENT. Hotel Business are based on "Service" and "Customer Experience". Since me & my friend arrived, we didnt see any of your staffs "smile" or have a friendly service or hospitality, also the manner. This is the area that your hotel should reconsider for improvement to enhance an exceptional experience for tourists.