Istanbul Hotel Guide - Fenari Isa Mosque hotels in Istanbul, Türkiye.

"Lovely team , very helpful . Will definitely stay again"

"Nice, clean and close to airport ."

"Clean room, great staff and good customer service "

"The front desk stuff was amazing specially Ahmed he was really helpful. "

"Clean"

"The two gentlemen, one who checked me in and the other checked me out, could not have been nicer or more professional. I loved this little place! I had a jacuzzi tub in my room and a nice little view. It was very clean. I really enjoyed my stay here! "

"Amazing, the staff is very helpful and always there to serve highly recommended. A++++++++++++ "

"Wonderful, helpful, friendly and prompt staff, nice little cozy place, delicious food at nearby restaurant, close to airport for long layovers, would be staying over there again. Highly recommend "

" • Staff courteous and attentive. • Amenities minimal but all is clean and in good shape. • Fairly (when you check other options) close to the airport. .WAY better price than the actual hotel in the airport. Wow. I think foolish is the word I’d use for staying in the airport. • Slippers and a safe . Breakfast punctual fresh and tasty Questionable points. . No Apple Pay. Bring your card. • There is a teapot but no bottled water on the premises even to buy. It’s a sketchy trip across the street to an even sketchier gas station • Shuttle is optional and more than a yellow taxi but, yellow taxi- be sure they start the meter or they will not only give you the ride of your life, they will try to take you for a “fixed price” of what ever they feel like. Meter price is around 700fyi Can’t stress enough - buckle up. It will be a cigarette stained white knuckler. • There is a restaurant on site but only for breakfast. Lunch dinner - 5min walk up the hill to an excellent kabob place but if it’s raining - you know. You’re getting wet. • The surrounding area is picturesque but you’ll not understand what I mean by that till you see it in the daylight. Think urban squall/ working class post depression industrial And yes I’ll stay here again! "