Hotel Fatih

Nice and quite place. Near to subway and easy to access al attractions around. with low budget its a fine place to stay.

the hotel staff is very friendly unfortunately the room is very dirty, the sheets are torn, the bathroom is very dirty. They changed my room but unfortunately the sheets were still ripped.

The location of the hotel is good, there is no elevator in the hotel and there is no luggage service to the fifth floor and the stairs are narrow, there is no kettle in the rooms and at the request of the reception they refuse , the fridge in the room is very small and can only hold several bottles of water, the service people were friendly The receptionists are not friendly, if you want a cup of tea or coffee at the reception you have to pay for that first and they ask you for that before you prepare it

Good location, good staff and clean. . Comfortable

I stayed in this hotel a total of 9 nights (3 to 8/11 and 12/11 to 16/11/2023). This is a hotel that has never been refurbished since it was built. The only change is the tv flat screens in the rooms. We spent our first night in a room looking at the main boulevard and decided to leave it because it was terribly noisy because of the traffic. The hotel owner proposed to move us in a room he called the number "7". All five floors number seven rooms are the only rooms looking at the back courtyard with no noises coming but they are tiny rooms suitable as single rooms. On our second stay (12 to 16/11), the hotel gave us a room on the 5th floor. It was opening on another street, just facing the main police station. It was a good room and we liked it despite the very old unfashionable equipment: bed , sofa, shower and tub. Breakfast was on average side though in good quantities. It was the same with a Turkish breakfast style. The staff in this hotel was very helpful and always ready to answer any request. The hotel was in a very central location where all transport means were at very short distances (less than 5 minutes walking): metro, buses, marmaray line... Sultanahmet and Haggia Sophia are at three tram staops far from the hotel. So is the famous Taksim area, accessible by metro and at 10 minutes ride from the main metro station: Yenikapi metro and Marmaray station. I wish that the owners of the hotel invest some money to change all the furniture and equipments in the rooms. But if they do it, room prices will certainly go up. By the way, we could have a good tariff for the room. Last, free WIFI is available in all parts of the hotel and in he rooms.