Istanbul Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Istanbul, Turkey

Celine Hotel is a beautifully restored residence in the centre of Istanbul. A small hotel with excellent facilities and friendly staff made our holiday in Istanbul and absolute joy.

Lovely place to stay and the staff were very helpful and courteous.

My plane got in at 4 a.m. And I'd already been up almost two days. After wandering Sultanahmet for a few hours with my bags I decided to head down and ask if I could check in early. God bless the staff, they gave me a room far in advance of the check in time and even offered me breakfast. This way I could get some desperately needed sleep before going out and hitting the sites. The sea view rooms provide a beautiful, relaxing view of the ocean, and the beds are far more comfortable than most hotels in a similar price range. I've been through Istanbul many times, and this is by far my favorite place to stay - despite the accommodations being modest, the people are nice and the rooms are clean. I will be coming back again. Next time though I will try not to check in several hours early!

Great hotel Clean great location and has real taste in its interior

Great hotel. Great staff. Would certainly recommend and come back again.

I cannot say enough nice things about this quaint hotel in the Sultanahmet district of Istanbul. The accommodations, location, and staff were all incredible. The hotel is located about three blocks south of the Ayasofia, and is even closer to one of two entrances to Topkapi. Gulhanne Park and most major tourist attractions are in quick walking distance. Two rows of restaurants are just around the corner, including several Turkish, Chinese, Mediterranean seafood, and Korean places. There are two tram stops nearby as well: Sultanahmet and Gulhanne. From there, you can get to the Dolmbache, Pera, Begolyu, and Galata areas rather quickly and inexpensively--they're like the Brooklyn of Istanbul. A yellow taxi service is located only a block away, too. The hotel's view of the Bosphorous--including views of the Sea of Marmara, Adalar (Princes' Islands), Uskadar, and the Dardanelles in the distance--was equally breathtaking each morning. I highly recommend opting for the hotel's breakfast--you wont be able to beat the spread for its price. Most importantly, the staff were the friendliest and most accessible hotel staff I have encountered in my trips abroad. Even though I traveled solo, this hotel is perfect for couples as well as families.

This hotel on very good location closed to all tourist attraction

I visited Istambul in the last week of Feb 2016 . Chose Tria on a random whim . Liked the room facing the sea / or bhosphorous front and can enjoy the ships cruising by. I had initially booked for three days and on completion was trying to book for another two days as the prices had shot up. Ahmed at the front desk ( i think thats his name ) was very kind and helpful , he extended for the next two days at the previous rate Break fast is great , had a nice dinner on the first night on the terrace overlooking the sea and a view of the blue mosque too . Hotel staff extremely helpful and the walk back from the tram stop at sultanemeit to the hotel especially the last stretch is dotted with quaint little bars open till the wee hours of the morning . I was with my wife and we really enjoyed the hospitality over all and extremely helpful front desk . Would advice anyone to stay here .. Budget at world class service standards . Some repairs are needed on the bathroom window blinds and the Jacuzzi needs to work . It would have been great to use the the same .

We had Room 301, a well appointed large room with its own private balcony; wow, what a view. Breakfast is included in the tariff and compares well with a buffet in any 5 star hotel. We loved the place!

We had a wonderful stay. This property is comfortable, clean, and is represented by an incredible staff. From all of the individuals at check in, to the concierges, etc. they assisted us with patience and a smile.