Hotels With Parking in Istanbul Province, Türkiye

This hotel is conveniently located about a 7-8 minute walk from Taksim Square, making it very easy to catch the metro and buses nearby. The old town alleys are bustling with various shops and restaurants, and there are convenient mini-supermarkets. The room itself is excellent, with good space and comfort. The hot shower works well, and amenities like coffee, tea bags, and bottled water are provided. There's also a mini-fridge for drinks, and the bedding is comfortable.

We had a family room , it was a great size , loads of room and plenty of storage. We arrived around 1am to check in. After a long travel day it was great to shower and sleep somewhere so spacious and clean so close to the airport for our early morning flight out of Istanbul. I recommend this hotel for its location and rooms.

the hotel overall is nice, quite near the airport, but the neighbourhood itself does not have anything interesting to offer. a nice choice if you want to spend the night in between flights. the cleanliness could be better, we saw dirt on the walls, curtains, floor etc. but the vibe is there!

Overall, the hotel made a rather pleasant impression. The positives: + nice room design + climate control + wifi was fine + the single bed was wide enough and comfortable + nice staff + you can get right to the hotel by bus H-6, the ride takes 25-30 minutes from the airport One huge downside: - There was rust and leakage under the sink in the bathroom. Before I noticed it, it had made a towel and a toilet paper roll (that were below it) completely wet.

Not a bad hotel for one night. There were some strange stains on the bed. The bathroom and toilet were a bit old, and the wall in the room needed repair. But if you're not picky and just looking for a hotel to sleep in, it's fine.

Incredibly nice and clean hotel with lots of extra provided amenities, such as towels, soap, shoe polish, slippers and a hair dryer. Safe and reliable holiday inn has delivered again

I really liked the hotel. The room was warm, which is the most important thing, and the bathroom was spacious. There's also a kettle. I got there on the H6 bus, which leaves from the 2nd person (terminal?) at the airport. The stop is Nargül Sokak, right by the hotel. I didn't get breakfast for myself because I don't like to eat early.

I had a fantastic experience at Melanj Airport Hotel. Omer and his team were incredibly friendly, professional, and welcoming—they truly made me feel at home from the moment I arrived. The room was spotless, comfortable, and well-equipped, perfect for a restful stop before or after a flight. The location is super convenient—just minutes from Istanbul Airport, making it ideal for a layover or early departure. If you’re looking for great service, cleanliness, and comfort near the airport, this is the place to stay. Highly recommended!

Room was very nice for a stop over hotel. I didn't need cash for my 24 hour stay as I could Uber and the staff at hotel take orders via credit card for delivery from a local restaurant and there is also a vending machine that takes card in the lobby. Uber was £12 from the airport and took 20 minutes (had more luck booking one from the airport metro station than the terminal). If you factor the transfer price in, it's still a good deal as I got the stay for £23 with Trip.com

The gym's opening hours weren't long enough. There was nothing to eat for breakfast. It seemed like a vegetarian restaurant. Absolutely nothing to eat. My stay at the Wanda Vista Hotel in Turkey was incredibly unpleasant. It wasn't because the room wasn't spacious enough – it was quite large. The problem was the terrible breakfast. For a five-star hotel, which charges a bit more than average for a five-star, the breakfast was awful. It felt like walking into a vegetarian restaurant. There wasn't a single piece of meat, no bacon, no salmon. No beef, steak, or chicken drumsticks either. Even if it were a Chinese restaurant, it lacked any meat dishes. It was all vegetarian, except for a few boiled eggs. Then there were scrambled eggs, tomato and scrambled eggs, and a red ham. This red ham was the star of the show at breakfast, appearing in all sorts of ways: bright red in the cold dishes, cooked red, and sliced with tomatoes. It showed up in three different forms, a total of five times. Eating that one type of red sausage made me question my sanity. Also, the gym wasn't open 24 hours. It was from 9 AM to 9 PM. People traveling for business to Turkey are already at client meetings by 9 AM. By the time you get back from entertaining clients, tired, you just want to rest. The hotel's overall hardware was good. However, the hallway leading to the elevators in Block B was extremely narrow. From the elevator exit to the window, it was less than a meter wide, making it feel very cramped and uncomfortable. The food tables were so high! You had to stand on tiptoes just to see what was in the dishes. Even in countries with taller people, I haven't seen restaurant tables this high, with shelves stacked one on top of the other for dishes and bread. You couldn't even grab the bread with the tongs. I have no idea who designed these tables. The staff in Turkey aren't that much taller than us Chinese, are they? It was very inconsiderate and impractical. Maybe the hotel was busy, but when I went down for breakfast around 7 AM, there were no seats available. Absolutely nowhere to sit. No one assigned seats; you just had to find one yourself. Occasionally, there'd be an empty table, but it wouldn't be cleaned. So I ended up eating standing at the central counter. A waiter impatiently told me to squeeze in at someone else's table. But it wasn't cleaned! How am I supposed to sit there if it's not cleaned? There really wasn't much choice for food. Only one type of red sausage – cold, cooked, all the same. And cherry tomatoes. I couldn't get full, let alone enjoy my meal. If they don't improve, I won't be coming back. I'm so disappointed.