Anadolu Hotel Reviews

The hotel is located in a very convenient place, near all hot spots and transportations but yet quiet during the night. The hotel staff are amazing and very friendly and helpful and can speak English. The room is very clean thanks to the dedicated housekeeping great work. Breakfast is included. Highly recommended.

A small B&B located next to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, with a good location and convenient for shopping.

The breakfast was satisfactory. The only drawbacks were that it was difficult to adjust the temperature of the water and the water pressure in the shower was weak. The bed and room were clean and it was nice to have a balcony.

Location. The friendliness was the best. The cleanliness was not bad. However, it was inconvenient because the basic electric pot, cups, and water that are provided in hotels were not provided, and there was a sewer smell in the bathroom.

Thanks for the friendly staff, clean room, nice breakfast, the only problem was the smell of the drain coming from the filter. I gave it 4 out of 5 according to the hotel's own concept.

The hotel was in a perfect location between Aya Sophia mosque and Golhane and tram station just as described in booking, My room was with Aya Sophia view and it was just relaxing watching it also watching Indian green parrots flying from and to Golhane in the afternoons from my balcony, definitely coming back if I visit Istanbul again Breakfast was good in both garden and inside, very friendly and supportive staff especially Mr Ismael and ladies,

Excellent location and polite staff .Hagia Sofia , Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Archeological museum are few minutes away from this location staff is very polite and makes sure that you are happy and looked after. Breakfast is traditionally served with all the variety .

My wife and I have just returned after spending a week (last week of September) at the Anadolu. We initially reserved for three nights but extended it to seven. We had a room on the top floor which offered a terrace with a nice view. Hagia Sophia would've been a nice part of the view...but a large tree negated that. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive and helpful. Breakfast? I am not the meat and potatoes type and so I liked it. Buffet-style with lots of fruit and cheese and olives and bread...a typical Turkish-style breakfast. My only complaint is that I wished the coffee was brewed instead of instant. Should I return to Istanbul, the Anadolu would be my "home" away from home.

We spend wonderfull 5 days, host was very kind and friendly, rooms are bright, clean and comfortable... I want to to recomend this nice hotel with tasty brakfest, great location and wonderfull situation i think if i decaid to com in instambul, i will be stay again in Anadolu hotel❤

Here now. So far, so good. Staff very friendly especially Ozlem in main restaurant. Largest pool I have ever seen. Great flumes. Plenty of choice for food. Fantastic facilities for kids. Animation team work their socks off. No complaints

Very nice and cozy hotel. I stayed there twice.( In August and October 2022) Amazing and very kind people who work there. Good breakfast. Nice and clean room. I really enjoyed and felt safe. I am going to stay in this hotel again. I really recommend .

The hotel is very well located and is perfect to go to sleep. Everything was good, but sadly I have to say I didn't receive good advices. The last straw was when I had the inconvenient that I wanted to order a taxi by the app, but the receptionist say in a rude way I couldn't because it was his reception and he had to order my taxi. At the end I had to paid 450 liras when in the app said 275

I'll start with the fact that the hotel is very close to Sultanahmet Square and Hagia Sophia in particular. Very cozy. The windows overlooked Hagia Sophia. The staff is friendly, the breakfasts are excellent with fresh fruit. There were no interruptions in hot water, the room was cleaned daily. We were lucky. We lived in a practically empty hotel. We visited Pierre Loti Hill and the Sapphire skyscraper

On the one hand, we knew where we were going, that it was an economy option, but we would like to get a minimum of comfort, but when you arrive and it’s 11 degrees outside and in the room and there’s no heating and you’re trying to get into a hot shower, and both are a bummer, then the mood and impression are spoiled significantly. First, we went down to the reception with a request to solve the problem, to which we were told that there was a heater in the room and it would get warmer in an hour. The heater had one working lamp and naturally it didn’t get warmer, the cracks in the door didn’t help in spreading the heat. We wrote to MTS Travel where the hotel was bought, they contacted the hotel and brought us another heater) but you can’t leave it overnight, the room is covered with wooden paneling, there’s no space, and the heater doesn’t particularly inspire confidence. We turned on the air conditioner for heat and that’s how we lived. With hot water they told us, well, you are from Russia, you must be used to living in the cold, well, such a solution to the problem, fortunately an hour later they drained the water and the long-awaited hot stream poured out). It was wildly cold in the bathroom and it smelled very much of sewage. In general, we lived like this for 4 nights. On the third day they asked to clean, to change the towels, because they are not snot, to throw out the trash and add toilet paper. What did they do to us? I made the bed, threw an extra blanket in a tiny closet where our things were, in one big pile, which we covered ourselves with and took away the remote control from the air conditioner) apparently they burned a lot of electricity. In general, we did not want to argue, just survive the night and get out. On the plus side, these are very nice hosts, always smiling, saying hello, congratulated on my birthday. A small Swedish woman, boiled eggs, vegetables, bread, cheese, sausage, tea, coffee. Location 5 minutes to Hagia Sophia, because we lived on the roof, beautiful view of Hagia Sophia and a piece of the Bosphorus.