Hotel Ibrahim Pasha - Istanbul

It's walking distance from the major tourist sites in Istanbul.

The muslim call to pray tends to wake me up every morning at precisely 5am

Very attentive and helpful staff. Cleanliness was excellent. If you want to be in the heart of the old city I can't think of a better place. Recommendations for sightseeing and eating out were also very good.Great place.The roof garden and bar were to die for.

I have no adverse comments other than to say the size of the standard room was on the small size. Everything in it was stylish and worked well.My philosophy is that once you are in bed, which were really comfortable, who needs 25 sq mtr to wander about in.

Modest hotel, we loved this place.

The room was neat here with a terrace. Got absolutely fantastic and lovely breakfasts with beverages and a breathtaking view. The location was marvellous - just 5 minutes' walk from an Ottoman - era Friday mosque.

The courteous behaviour and helpfulness of the staff.

Hotel staff was very helpful, especially for dining venues and advice always spot on

"Value" rooms at this hotel are on the last floor, under the roof, and are really small, more like a boat cabin. Not for people with claustrophobia...

The breakfast spread was hearty with good organic foods were served and cake in the afternoon and local cuisine. Free Wi-Fi was reliable and the service was exceptional.

Units with views.

Friendly and very helpful staff.

Poor design of shower wet room, bathroom and bathroom lighting.

Small and cozy hotel with nice, polite and very helpful staff, nice breakfast. Very close to sightseeing attractions and Kapali Carsi. The tram station is only a 5 minutes walk. Good value for money!

Actually, the hotel itself is very nice; small and cozy. The double room is very small, so prefer the double superior for your stay,it's worth the difference in money; What we did not like , was the area (Sultanahmet). Although the sightseeings are in walking distance (Aghia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Top Kapi), which is convenient, the area is very touristic and not elegant at all. If you like the "couleur local" you are in the right area and the right hotel as it's the best hotel in Sultanahmet by far; if you want a more elegant and classy area, avoid Sultanahmet!

We chose the hotel for it's location-close to all the sights.

The rooms were very small and we did not think it was value for the rate charged. Also, we were shocked that the hotel then wanted to charge for freshly squeezed orange juice when the rate advertised buffet breakfast included. There was no other juice offered.

The decoration, the staff and the location. Superb. The terrace is one of the most beuatifull places to watch the sunset.

The desk guys were very nice. The woman was extremely unfriendly. Pained her to help. The location was great. Hated the hotel!

Horrible experience! Could not wait to leave! All that can be said about this hotel - do not stay there - ever....The bed was the same as sleeping on the floor; the housekeeping and shower/sink area was disgusting; and the lack of privacy was horrible - heard every noise from the bathroom of the room next door.

Second time there. Loved being upgraded both times.

Nothing

Can just recommend for taking strolls

Charming hotel, good rooftop bar, with fine views of the blue mosque and the sea while enjoying really good breakfast options including freshly baked goods.

No complaints.

A lovely boutique hotel with a superb location in Sultanahmet, 5-10 minutes walk to Hippodrome, Blue Mosque and Hagia Sofia. The hotel is stylishly decorated. Rooms are very cosy with modern facilities incl. Free wifi. (We stayed in a standard twin bedded room which is a small room but furnished with everything we needed.) A daily generous spread of breakfast with fresh fruits, breads, cheeses. Every staff member is always very helpful, courteous and available to provide information. They did make a difference and great assets to the hotel. Room rates may be a little on the high side for our room size, but worth a hassle-free stay. Overall, we were very happy with Hotel Ibrahim Pasha.

Standard Room size is a little too small for 2 people.