Celal Sultan Hotel
| No:, Alemdar Mahallesi, 16 Mart Şehitleri Caddesi |
5 avis
8.80/10.00 |
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+90 212 520 9323 |
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Celal Sultan Hotel sur la carte
Critiques
Fahim Patel (05.11.2017 08:31)
Very cosy hotel with friendly staff. The hotel is tucked away on a side street, away from the hustle and bustle but still within very close proximity to major tourist attractions, shops and restaurants.
A special mention for Silim, the breakfast host who is just adorable.
Very cosy hotel with friendly staff. The hotel is tucked away on a side street, away from the hustle and bustle but still within very close proximity to major tourist attractions, shops and restaurants.
A special mention for Silim, the breakfast host who is just adorable.
Sahar Ardehali (12.10.2017 08:33)
The money we paid for staying in Celal Sultan hotel did worth for the facilities we got
Friendly staff
Perfect management
Airport pickup
Well designed rooms
Nice breakfast
Well designed and clean lobby and restaurant
Nice top roof restaurant with a beautiful view and a cover that protected us from wind and rain while enjoying the view
Easy access to shopping , museums, transports and ferries
Thank you guys
Definitely we will come back again !
The money we paid for staying in Celal Sultan hotel did worth for the facilities we got
Friendly staff
Perfect management
Airport pickup
Well designed rooms
Nice breakfast
Well designed and clean lobby and restaurant
Nice top roof restaurant with a beautiful view and a cover that protected us from wind and rain while enjoying the view
Easy access to shopping , museums, transports and ferries
Thank you guys
Definitely we will come back again !
Esther Zamora (26.07.2017 19:57)
Not very clean. Good location and caring staff, but an important lack of hygiene.
Not very clean. Good location and caring staff, but an important lack of hygiene.
John M. Madsen (19.10.2016 12:22)
And so my two week stay in Istanbul is sadly drawing to a close and it's time to write a little about the Celal Sultan Hotel.
For the first week I stayed in a premium room, after which I upgraded to their suite, so those are the only rooms with which I can address. The premium room was more than adequate and a very nice room, with plenty space and a great bathroom. However, I'm here for my 50th birthday, so I thought I'd treat myself a little. The suite is absolutely lovely - just single room, so not an actual suite, but plenty big enough for one or two guests and very tastefully decorated. The bathroom is very nice indeed, with twin marble basins, a marble shower which doubles as a low bathtub and brass hardware. There's also a slim balcony with a lovely view of the Hagia Sophia, a table and two chairs which is the perfect place to enjoy an early morning cup of coffee or a glass of tea while enjoying the sunrise over what was for a full millennium the greatest Basilica in all of Christendom
As a quick look at the map will tell you, the location can't really be improved upon. Right outside the door you'll find restaurants and cafes a plenty (along with the ubiquitous souvenir shops), while Sophie, the Sultan Ahmed (Blue) Mosque and the Basilica Cistern is only marginally farther away. The excellent Istanbul tramway also runs virtually across the doorstep, so getting around couldn't be easier.
As far as the staff is concerned, they couldn't be nicer. The reception staff is universally friendly, courteous (almost too much so for an inherently informal Norwegian who's ever so slightly uncomfortable being addressed as "Sir" all the time) and helpful to a fault. The housekeeping staff is equally excellent and my room has been impeccably cleaned and turned out every day.
The verdict? Celal Sultan is, for me, the perfect place to stay in Istanbul: it's clean, it's smoothly run, the staff are both skilled and friendly, the location is perfect, it has oodles of charm and ambience and has been very tastefully decorated throughout. The same can probably be said of many other hotels here, but you really can't go wrong if you choose Celal Sultan as a Base for your stay in Istanbul.
And so my two week stay in Istanbul is sadly drawing to a close and it's time to write a little about the Celal Sultan Hotel.
For the first week I stayed in a premium room, after which I upgraded to their suite, so those are the only rooms with which I can address. The premium room was more than adequate and a very nice room, with plenty space and a great bathroom. However, I'm here for my 50th birthday, so I thought I'd treat myself a little. The suite is absolutely lovely - just single room, so not an actual suite, but plenty big enough for one or two guests and very tastefully decorated. The bathroom is very nice indeed, with twin marble basins, a marble shower which doubles as a low bathtub and brass hardware. There's also a slim balcony with a lovely view of the Hagia Sophia, a table and two chairs which is the perfect place to enjoy an early morning cup of coffee or a glass of tea while enjoying the sunrise over what was for a full millennium the greatest Basilica in all of Christendom
As a quick look at the map will tell you, the location can't really be improved upon. Right outside the door you'll find restaurants and cafes a plenty (along with the ubiquitous souvenir shops), while Sophie, the Sultan Ahmed (Blue) Mosque and the Basilica Cistern is only marginally farther away. The excellent Istanbul tramway also runs virtually across the doorstep, so getting around couldn't be easier.
As far as the staff is concerned, they couldn't be nicer. The reception staff is universally friendly, courteous (almost too much so for an inherently informal Norwegian who's ever so slightly uncomfortable being addressed as "Sir" all the time) and helpful to a fault. The housekeeping staff is equally excellent and my room has been impeccably cleaned and turned out every day.
The verdict? Celal Sultan is, for me, the perfect place to stay in Istanbul: it's clean, it's smoothly run, the staff are both skilled and friendly, the location is perfect, it has oodles of charm and ambience and has been very tastefully decorated throughout. The same can probably be said of many other hotels here, but you really can't go wrong if you choose Celal Sultan as a Base for your stay in Istanbul.
Alex Brandin (25.07.2016 22:01)
I have enjoyed coming to the Celal Sultan Hotel regularly since 2013. The friendly and helpful employees make me feel like I am part of their family. Some of Istanbul's most important sights, like the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Topkapi Palace and the Cistern are just a short walk away. I am looking forward to return to the Celal Sultan Hotel again soon. :-)
I have enjoyed coming to the Celal Sultan Hotel regularly since 2013. The friendly and helpful employees make me feel like I am part of their family. Some of Istanbul's most important sights, like the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Topkapi Palace and the Cistern are just a short walk away. I am looking forward to return to the Celal Sultan Hotel again soon. :-)
