Catalcesme Sokak 15, Istanbul, Turkey
Oldmile Palace Hotel Istanbul offers air-conditioned rooms in Fatih with the peninsula coinciding with old Constantinople, a 7-minute walk from the historical urban Gulhane Park. This fantastic hotel also offers Wi-Fi in public areas, as well as currency exchange and a tour desk.
Located 550 metres from Sirkeci railway station, the hotel stands a short way from the sultan Ahmed Blue Mosque. Guests will find the 4th - century Byzantine Hagia Irene Church Museum 12 minutes' stroll from the Oldmile Palace Istanbul. The accommodation is 4 km from Little Hagia Sophia Mosque. The nearest bus stop is Big Tours Istanbul, 5 minutes' walk away.
This 2-star hotel features allergy-free rooms appointed with ironing facilities and air conditioning as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests can also use an electric kettle and a refrigerator. The private bathrooms have a separate toilet and a shower, along with a hairdryer and bath sheets.
The smoke-free Oldmile Palace Hotel offers daily continental breakfast. There is a rooftop bar on site. The restaurant Amedros is located 150 metres away.
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Jennifer
2021-02-26
Good choice for staying in the center of Istanbul. It was nice to have a flat-screen TV with cable channels, climate control and a writing table. Worth its 3 stars.
Katherine
2021-01-04
Good choice of extra supplies: satellite television, a heating system and a dining area. We enjoyed to chill in the nearby Massa Bistro.
George
2020-08-07
less than 5 minutes walk to basilica cistern. a bathroom with a shower. great location and normal prices. public parking nearby was provided.
Bill
2020-03-01
Choosing for lunch Sultanahmet Koftecisi, which is situated 700 feet away was a good idea. Location and staff could not be better.
No negatives from this place.
