Проживание март 2026 · Публикация Дата отзыв · Двухместный номер Делюкс с 1 кроватью и балконом
There’s so much to like about this property, it’s hard to know where to begin. Location is A+ outstanding. Literally around the corner from the Galata Tower and all the shopping, restaurants, and cafes that crowd the surrounding streets of this incomparably beautiful, old world neighborhood. It’s an easy walk to the Sishane Metro station and also to the top of the Tunel funicular. We would often take a leisurely walk downhill to the Karakoy tram stop for easy access to the old town attractions and on the way back, hop on the Tunel funicular to whisk us rapidly up the hill for a leisurely walk back downhill to the hotel. It’s a small hotel making entry and exit very easy. We had a balcony room on the 3rd floor with a view of the old town and a glimpse of the Golden Horn. The room had a safe, a mini fridge, and an electric kettle with complimentary teabags, instant coffee, and 2 bottles of water. The room was cosy, comfortable, clean, and the bathroom had good water pressure and plenty of hot water. Breakfast was plentiful with different choices every day. Front desk is 24 hours and always friendly and helpful. The location is the best part. Easy access to pedestrian only Istiklal Street and Taksim Square and Istanbul’s excellent public transit system. If this is your first time here, make sure to stop at any public transit station and get an Istanbul Card and top it off with some Turkish Lira. Istanbul has continuously been a city for more than 2700 years, most of that time with no cars so you’d be wise to take advantage of the vast public transit system. It’s safe, clean, and wait times are very short and it will take you wherever you want or need to go in less time and for far less money than if you take a car. Istanbul’s public transit is better than any other on earth and the Istanbul Card gives you access to all of it for pennies a ride. We were 2 men sharing a room and it was just big enough for both of us but I imagine women may want a larger bathroom for their products, but we need to remember where we are. We are in the heart of the “new”town, a wonderfully congested part of town with everything you want right outside your door 24/7, yet on a quiet side street for blissful peace and quiet. It’s the “new”town in the sense that’s its new from the medieval times vs. the truly ancient old town and as such, feels very historic with tight, winding, cobblestone streets, alleys, and staircases to help mount the hills. If you want larger accommodations, you will need to be on a busy street or in a newer part of town and of course, it’ll cost you much more. For us, the Meroddi La Porta couldn’t be more perfect and I’d be happy to stay here again.