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Local exploring
Foodies
City Style
Learning
Great walks
Museums
Sights nearby
Local markets
Restaurant
Child friendly
Views
Roof terrace
Opulent
Hammam
Spa
Chic
Gym
Charming
Luxury
Close to nightlife
Romantic
Air conditioning
Downtown
Rooms
40 rooms in this hotelRestaurant
There are two restaurants serving classics with an international twistAirport transfer
Additional charges applyChild friendly
All ages are welcomeCots available
Bar
Sauna/Steam
Walking distance restaurants
Roof terrace
Views
Massage
No pets
Bicycle hire
Laundry
Hammam
Satellite / Cable TV
Spa
Gym
Room service
Concierge
Bath robes
Wifi
Air conditioning
Safe
Learning
Great walks
Museums
Sights nearby
Local markets
Close to nightlife
Istanbul was the centre of world trade for centuries, and attracted cultures and traditions that were absorbed and then passed on. Now it’s a vast city of more than 16 million people, and each district is distinct; one street Muslim, the next Jewish, then Armenian, Kurdish; some are conservative, others liberal. And in return it welcomed the architecture of Europe — neoclassical and baroque mixes with Arabic and art nouveau, sometimes in the same building. Inevitably, the food is just as eclectic.
Originally published by Tim Gow, The Times
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