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Elite Hotel Dragos
3.9/57 Reviews

Elite Hotel Dragos

Asian Side Istanbul|1.79km from Gülsuyu Heykeli
With a stay at Elite Hotel Dragos in Istanbul (Maltepe), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Bosphorus and Bağdat Avenue. This upscale hotel is 11.4 mi (18.3 km) from Bosphorus Bridge and 15.5 mi (24.9 km) from Blue Mosque.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a health club, a spa tub, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this Art Deco hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Meet other guests and eat at the complimentary reception. Relax with a refreshing drink from the poolside bar or one of the 2 bars/lounges. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Istanbul? This hotel has 10226 square feet (950 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 132 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Tango Arjaan by Rotana
4.1/526 Reviews

Tango Arjaan by Rotana

Asian Side Istanbul|2.08km from Gülsuyu Heykeli
Last Saturday September 4 we wanted to sleep at Tango Arjaan of the Rotana chain. We have regularly been guests there and at Burgu Arjaan. This time the reception, hospitality and customer-friendliness were downright bad. So bad that I think it's important to let you know about it. At check-in I handed over my American Express card to make the payment. After a few unsuccessful attempts I gave my Visa card. That didn't go well either. Due to the receptionist's ignorance, I now had 4 reservations on my card. Then she wanted me to pay cash as well. I showed her the reservations, but she thought that was no proof. Next to me was another guest with the same problem. I called Visa. They gave me the authorization codes, which Visa said she could use to check. She refused. I asked about her chef, whereby she labeled the doorman as chef, who obviously couldn't help us either. The most annoying thing is that my wife is Turkish and she could literally follow what she was saying about us. That was downright rude and antisocial. She was tired of helping us, she told her colleague that we could leave, but in other words which even are not possible to post, and so on… If she had worked for me, I would have fired her on the spot, as well as her so-called boss. We also had a Turkish guest with us. He could also follow literally everything. In short, it made us decide to pack our things and leave. Unfortunately we have decided not to use this location anymore. Too bad because we stay in Istanbul a lot and have business connections with Maltepe, where the hotel is close by. A terrible experience and no hospitality.

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MaCity Hotel
3.4/514 Reviews

MaCity Hotel

Asian Side Istanbul|1.87km from Gülsuyu Heykeli
So - this place is now difficult to find! When it was Rhiss there was a big frontage on Ataturk Cd with prominent signage - that is now gone, replaced with the Mahall Cafe. No problem, they have made better use of the space available to them, but there is no Macity signage - it was just luck that on the third pass I saw the red frontage of the hotel above and guessed - then our taxi driver worked it out on the map and we were good, coming around the back to the new, rather understated entrance. I booked the hotel based on it being a sister property to the Rhiss in Bostanci which we had stayed in many times over the years but at some point after booking the name on my email confirmations changed and the reception staff confirmed that the hotels are no longer related. First impressions were not particularly positive - the corridors had energy efficient lights activated by sensors, but even when active they were dull. The room was similarly dull with a broken lamp and no central light. It smelled musty and the wallpaper was ripped. The bathroom had numerous holes where previous fixtures had been replaced and holes left in the tiles. The hairdryer didn’t work and actually looked as if the wires might be bare. There was plenty of mould around the bath and while a new, well maintained jacuzzi might be a draw - a 10 year old one in a mouldy bath does not have any appeal! From what I could see, this was a fairly well appointed hotel about 10 years ago, which has not been renewed and it desperately needs to be. Best of all, the rooms electricity kept tripping off. When the receptionist came to us he suggested that trying to charge a laptop and a phone at the same time was the problem? So we unplugged the laptop, he knocked the fuse box and it worked again. A minute after he left it tripped again - we unplugged the phone and knocked the fuse box ourselves and it came back on. It went again about 5 more times in the night and we knocked the fuses and had to charge from battery packs. Breakfast was ok - I love a Turkish breakfast and you do usually get far too much to manage - not the case here - a single plate each, with some shared bread and a small selection of jams etc. The cheeses were dry as if they had been cut much earlier and the portions tiny, the sucuc seemed deep fried and the wrinkly shelled eggs were oddly unappetising - there was even a portion of butter smaller than a dice, supposed to be shared between the two of us, although we had a bread basket with potentially 4 slices each. So why am i not giving this place a one star rating and recommending that nobody stays there? The location suited - sure, there are other hotels in the Maltepe area, but this was much more affordable. Despite our reluctance to step into the bath, when we braved it, the shower pressure was great. We also slept very well - the beds were very comfortable and ultimately that’s what a hotel room is all about… Update - we “bookended” our trip with one

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Days Hotel by Wyndham Istanbul Maltepe
4.5/559 Reviews
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We have a new building, comfortable accommodation. Even the standard room is super. I recommend those who like to take a photograph. It has an esteric bar, restaurant and lobby. The city's best staff interest is 🙏🏾🤍 restaurant staff, pre-office staff is the highest level. We are very happy again thank you very much
The Hera Maltepe Otel & Spa
3.3/519 Reviews
Asian Side
We were looking for hotel with parking that not too far away from istanbul and this hotel meets the criteria since we can only return our car on the next day and istanbul's parking is very expensive. The hotel seems new - the room was comfortable and the staff at the lobby was very helpful. I only stayed for one night hence not looking for shops or restaurant nearby. If you are concern about eatery, you may want to do some checking first.
Mac Hotel Vazo Kule
1.7/54 Reviews
Asian Side
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MaCity Hotel
3.4/514 Reviews
Asian Side
So - this place is now difficult to find! When it was Rhiss there was a big frontage on Ataturk Cd with prominent signage - that is now gone, replaced with the Mahall Cafe. No problem, they have made better use of the space available to them, but there is no Macity signage - it was just luck that on the third pass I saw the red frontage of the hotel above and guessed - then our taxi driver worked it out on the map and we were good, coming around the back to the new, rather understated entrance. I booked the hotel based on it being a sister property to the Rhiss in Bostanci which we had stayed in many times over the years but at some point after booking the name on my email confirmations changed and the reception staff confirmed that the hotels are no longer related. First impressions were not particularly positive - the corridors had energy efficient lights activated by sensors, but even when active they were dull. The room was similarly dull with a broken lamp and no central light. It smelled musty and the wallpaper was ripped. The bathroom had numerous holes where previous fixtures had been replaced and holes left in the tiles. The hairdryer didn’t work and actually looked as if the wires might be bare. There was plenty of mould around the bath and while a new, well maintained jacuzzi might be a draw - a 10 year old one in a mouldy bath does not have any appeal! From what I could see, this was a fairly well appointed hotel about 10 years ago, which has not been renewed and it desperately needs to be. Best of all, the rooms electricity kept tripping off. When the receptionist came to us he suggested that trying to charge a laptop and a phone at the same time was the problem? So we unplugged the laptop, he knocked the fuse box and it worked again. A minute after he left it tripped again - we unplugged the phone and knocked the fuse box ourselves and it came back on. It went again about 5 more times in the night and we knocked the fuses and had to charge from battery packs. Breakfast was ok - I love a Turkish breakfast and you do usually get far too much to manage - not the case here - a single plate each, with some shared bread and a small selection of jams etc. The cheeses were dry as if they had been cut much earlier and the portions tiny, the sucuc seemed deep fried and the wrinkly shelled eggs were oddly unappetising - there was even a portion of butter smaller than a dice, supposed to be shared between the two of us, although we had a bread basket with potentially 4 slices each. So why am i not giving this place a one star rating and recommending that nobody stays there? The location suited - sure, there are other hotels in the Maltepe area, but this was much more affordable. Despite our reluctance to step into the bath, when we braved it, the shower pressure was great. We also slept very well - the beds were very comfortable and ultimately that’s what a hotel room is all about… Update - we “bookended” our trip with one
Center Inn Hotel
3.6/52 Reviews
Asian Side
The location was very central but there is almost no place to park nearby. We had to park our car in small streets. Other than that it was quiet in the nights and lively in the day time.
Burgu Arjaan by Rotana
4.1/547 Reviews
Asian Side
Staying again, the experience is very good, it is worth recommending ~ Breakfast styles are diverse to meet the needs of different tastes. It's a subway station when you go out, and the transportation is convenient. A 2-3 minute walk from the hotel to the supermarket, which is quite a big European chain brand in the local area. Location, transportation, and service are very satisfactory

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