Hotels With Wifi in Istanbul Province, Türkiye

Wonderful experience at Wanda Vista Istanbul! The hotel is beautifully designed with elegant interiors, spacious rooms, and top-notch amenities. The staff were attentive and made our stay very comfortable. A perfect blend of luxury and hospitality—would definitely return!

I loved my time there. The hotel staff are very flexible and helpful. I highly recommend for both short and long term staying as it has everything you would expect and need from this place.

I had an amazing stay at Edition Old City Hotel in Istanbul! From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The hotel itself has a great ambiance, blending modern comfort with the charm of the old city. The breakfast buffet was absolutely fantastic—so many delicious options to choose from, both local and international. It was the perfect way to start each day. One of the highlights of our stay was the exceptional service. The reception staff all spoke English, making communication effortless. A special thanks to Sinan, who generously upgraded us to a balcony-view room facing the city—completely on the house! It was such a thoughtful gesture that made our experience even more memorable. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with my stay. The combination of excellent service, great atmosphere, and delicious food makes this hotel a top choice for anyone visiting Istanbul. Highly recommend!

My stay at The Divan Istanbul left me with mixed feelings. While the hotel markets itself as a five-star establishment, my experience suggested it might be better aligned with four-star standards. The service, which is a critical aspect of any top-tier hotel experience, unfortunately fell short of expectations. Upon arrival, I encountered a passive-aggressive attitude from the reception staff that was off-putting. Instead of the warm welcome one would expect, the receptionists seemed more interested in talking over guests than engaging with them. This tone created an uncomfortable atmosphere that lingered throughout my stay. Additionally, the staff's grasp of English varied significantly, leading to frequent misunderstandings when addressing simple requests. This lack of clear communication is not what one hopes for at a hotel that purports to offer five-star service. These service issues overshadowed any of the hotel’s potential strengths. A true five-star experience is defined by top-notch service that complements the hotel's physical attributes, and in this case, it was lacking. While the hotel may offer nice amenities and a polished appearance, without exceptional service to match, it cannot truly claim to be a five-star venue. In conclusion, while The Divan Istanbul has the framework of a high-end hotel, its service shortcomings prevent it from fully realizing that potential. For those looking for a reliable four-star experience in Istanbul, it may fit the bill, but if exemplary service is a priority for your stay, it may be wise to consider other options.

The rooms are big and clean, the open buffet is perfect, everything is there, the staff is very attentive, I recommend it to everyone, especially families, it is very close to Taksim, it is a minute away, it is a very reliable and clean hotel in a place like Taksim, there are also taxi services to the airport and it is at a very affordable price.

We used this place as a stopover in between two Istanbul airports. The location is super convenient, near the metro and boats. Room was qute spacious and warm. There was a kettle and water. Two minor things: the electric cord of the hairdrier looked very unsafe. I was afraid to get an electric shock. And in the evening there was a strong food smell from the outside - kitchen probably. But otherwise, a nice hotel, we will be back.

At the lobby they were very friendly and hospitable, my biggest annoyance was the breakfast and the location of the breakfast, roller blinds that were constantly fluttering due to the wind and so you get the sun in and get very warm, staff not friendly, comes no smile or welcome, do not look fit, and the breakfast and hygiene were not optimal, we often have to wait for our cutlery and plates until it has been washed before you can start your breakfast and the cutlery and plates always get soaking wet so get your paper napkins to dry it yourself. Once I said to the waitress if she can arrange a plate for me, Mrs. Said that the woman who does the dishes is not there yet and she just stood there with another colleague and then I said would you like to wash a few plates for us so that we can go eat? She then said that she didn't come to work to do the dishes. Another guesthouse started washing its own plate, which I don't think is nice

Homelike Hotel – A Cozy Gem in Istanbul I had a great stay at Homelike Hotel in Istanbul. The location was perfect—just a 5-minute walk to metro and bus stops, and only 20 minutes on foot from Taksim Square. The area is full of cozy Turkish cafés, giving it a lovely local vibe. My room was clean and comfortable, and the bathroom was spotless and modern. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. While there were a few minor issues at first, everything was quickly sorted out thanks to their excellent service. A special thanks to Adam, who kindly helped me print some important travel documents. Breakfast was decent, with some variation each day to keep things interesting. Overall, this hotel is highly recommended if you're looking for a cozy, budget-friendly stay with great access to the city. A truly nice hotel that gives you great value for money. You truly get the bang for your buck!

The price does not match the setting. It is just a small hotel in China that costs 100 yuan. The facilities are very simple and the soundproofing is poor. I booked more than 300 yuan in advance. At that time, the room rate for the next day was nearly 600 yuan, which was outrageous. So I stayed for one night and moved to Taksim. This hotel is close to the church. The loud speaker starts singing scriptures at 5.25 in the morning. Even earplugs can't stop it. You can store your luggage after checking out. The breakfast variety is OK. The restaurant staff is friendly. (I strongly recommend this newly opened homestay in Taksim. It is clean, tidy, good service, and cheap)

It's not a hotel, it's a small B&B There's no elevator, the owner will help with the luggage Some facilities are old Poor sound insulation, very noisy, you can hear people talking on the road, there are motorcycles in the middle of the night and early morning It's recommended to check the reviews on Google map The photos on Ctrip are too distorted Oh, the water was cut off for a day and I couldn't take a shower Can't watch TV