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“In The Heart Of The Historical Peninsula”“In the heart of the historical peninsula, Grand Sagcanlar Hotel is one of the unique plac…”
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“Hospitality And High Quality Service Standards”“Hotel Golden Palace in Istanbul, one of the oldest residential areas are located in the S…”
Posted by: Golden Palace Istanbul

“Sultah House A New Boutique Hotel At Sultanahmet”“Hotel Sultan House is a converted Ottoman House located in Sultanahmet, one of the oldest…”
Posted by: Sultan House

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“A Ruby in the Crown of the Sultanahmet”Heather, Seattle - “I chose the Hotel Han for its history and charm, and for it…”
Said about: Hotel Han

“Perfect In Every Way”Deniz, Longwood - “Centrally located in Istanbul's most elegant neighborhood. …”
Said about: Gallery Residence Suites Hotel

“Not a 5 Star and Not Family Friendly”Member, Chach, New York - “This is definitely not a 5 star hotel. The rooms are …”
Said about: Crowne Plaza Istanbul

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Welcome to HotelGuide.Networks' directory of hotels and hotel reviews for Istanbul, Turkey!

Istanbul, spanning a narrow channel called the Bosphorous, is the world's only city embracing shores of two continents, one side reaching into Asia, the other into Europe. Palaces, museums, mosques, donkey carts and open-air markets reflect a legacy stretching back some 8,000 years, while modern amenities grandly showcase luxurious hotels, restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Europe features the old, while Asia boasts much of the new. From Galata Bridge, crossing the Golden Horn, lies the new town of Beyoglu. To the south is the old, walled city with Topkapi Palace. Among Istanbul's wonders are the Grand Bazaar (with some 4,000 tiny shops all buzzing under one roof), the Blue Mosque (with some 20,000 blue Iznik tiles), and traces of the Hippodrome, once a Byzantine stadium for public fare including circuses and chariot races where 30,000 died during the Nike riots of 531 AD. With war playing a pivotal role in culture and development of Turkey, visitors often head for the Military Museum where exhibits include artifacts of warfare from the Ottoman era through World War II, including chain mail and bronze armor for both cavalry and horses, swords engraved with Islamic inscriptions, elaborately embroidered silk encampment tents used in war expeditions and even a petroleum-driven rifle. Istanbul's wide array of lodging options, from budget to high-end, include new designer suite properties and palace hotels within residences of the last ottoman sultans.

We have organized our listings of Istanbul's local hotel accommodations into several geographic areas and alphabetically. You can begin browsing for hotels in the Greater Istanbul area by selecting one of the links shown below.

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·Sultanahmet - Old Istanbul
Hotels in the area of Old Istanbul including Sultanahmet, near historic sites and the Grand Bazaar.

·Bosphorous
Hotels in the area overlooking the Bosphorous, where the Black Sea mingles with the Sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn.

·Greater Istanbul
Hotels located in the Greater Istanbul area.

·Beyoglu - Taksim
Hotel options in the areas of Beyoglu and Taksim, minutes from the city center and close to Teknik University.

·Surrounding Communities
Hotel options in communities surrounding the Greater Istanbul area.

·Downtown Istanbul
Hotel options in the center of Istanbul, outside of the Sultanahmet district.

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Area Facts: Istabul history tells that it was the capital city of three empires, the Roman, the Byzantine and the Ottoman. Its name was changed from Constantinople to Istanbul in 1930. The international dialing code for Turkey is 90, the city code for Istanbul Avrupa is 212 and the city code for Istanbul Asya is 216.

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