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"The hotel is amazing with Sauna, SPA Area Turkish Bath and Hammam. A big pool outside and inside. The breakfast was lovely and staff great, and very friendly. "

"All good!"

"It was a excellent "

"Top notch in every respect. Very high end and amazing service. "

"Excellent. Will stay again."

"Excellent "

"The Carina Gold Hotel is FABULOUS!!! First, the staff is warm, friendly and incredibly helpful. Second, the hotel is clean and comfortable. The air conditioning works well and the breakfast is worth the earlier wake up. Finally, the location can’t be beat. There hotel us between two tram stops, one right around the corner. A short walk to Aya Sophia and a convenient walk to the Grand Bazaar (the tram stops will lead you to the Spice Market, Karakoy, or the docks to Asia in less than 15 minutes). I would recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to enjoy their trip to Istanbul."

"Seven Hills was the ideal and affordable choice for this solo traveler. I booked one of their single traveler rooms, simple but had everything I needed: bed, private/not shared bathroom, desk, small fridge, coffee/tea, a safe and space for hanging clothes. Also liked that it had a window that opened to outside to hear the sounds of the city (and call to prayer 5x/day). Location is the best!! less than five min walk to Blue Mosque, Haga Sofia, Islamic Art Museum, Cistern, railway, restaurants, markets, etc. And while I chose the simpler accommodations since I knew wouldn't be in the room much I did see other rooms that were plush and beautiful. My particular room was next to the elevator and had quite a bit of noise from the lobby just bring earplugs it will be fine. Front desk staff friendly and helpful too. Don't miss sunset at the rooftop restaurant, try for a Window seat. The food is mediocre and the service not great BUT best view in town!! "

"Very clean hotel. Close to tram station and metro station is five minutes walk away. Across the doad is modern shopping mall with a food court with good selection of food joints. "