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Location. Located in Old Town in Istanbul, Turkey, the boutique Hotel Uyan stands 50 metres from Sultanhamet Square, 75 metres from Sultan Ahmed Mosque and 100 metres from Topkapi Palace.
Hotel Features. Original white doors and wrought iron balconies grace the Hotel Uyan. The hotel was originally built as an Ottoman House in 1928, but was converted to a boutique hotel in 1992. Mornings begin with a complimentary breakfasts out on the terrace, overlooking the city sights.
Guestrooms. The street next to the hotel is closed to heavy traffic, ensuring quiet guestroom experiences. Amenities include cable television and direct-dial telephones. A vanity table includes a mirror and complimentary toiletries.
Expert Tip. The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, known as the Blue Mosque for its interior blue tiles, has a prayer caller stand on one of the balconies five times a day, using a public address system to be heard across the city.
<i>'Special Class' Hotel (Turkish Ministry for Tourism)
Under the Turkish Ministry for Tourism, hotels and other tourist residences in Turkey are rated as per a set of national standards. There are seven categories of rating in operation: one star to five star hotels, 'Special Class' hotels and 'Boutique Class' hotels. This hotel is rated as 'Special Class' which applies to properties that have distinct historical, architectural or artistic features. 'Special Class' hotels are represented on this site with a star-rating for our customers' benefit.</i>
Room Types:
Standard Room: One double or two twin beds. Decorated in a modern Turkish style. Air conditioning, goose down pillows, satellite television, direct-dial phone, complimentary wireless Internet access and minibar.
Deluxe Room: One king, one queen or two twin beds. Decorated in a modern Turkish style. Air conditioning, goose down pillows, satellite television, direct-dial phone, complimentary wireless Internet access and minibar.
Driving Directions:
The easiest way to get to the hotel is by taxi, a typical fare costs 20-22 YTL. The shuttle bus also runs from the airport to the Aksaray district, where a taxi can be taken to the hotel, or a tram runs from Aksaray to Sultanahmet. City and private buses run services in Istanbul. The suburban train network is old but reliable and inexpensive. Istanbul's metro is under construction, though some lines are already in service; it's inexpensive, with frequent services. There are also several tramlines. Istanbul has a large fleet of yellow taxis, but a cheaper way of getting around the streets is to hire a dolmus (shared taxi or minibus). Ferries and catamarans are a cheap, fun way to get around.
From Ataturk International Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 20 kilometres.
Hotel Features. Original white doors and wrought iron balconies grace the Hotel Uyan. The hotel was originally built as an Ottoman House in 1928, but was converted to a boutique hotel in 1992. Mornings begin with a complimentary breakfasts out on the terrace, overlooking the city sights.
Guestrooms. The street next to the hotel is closed to heavy traffic, ensuring quiet guestroom experiences. Amenities include cable television and direct-dial telephones. A vanity table includes a mirror and complimentary toiletries.
Expert Tip. The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, known as the Blue Mosque for its interior blue tiles, has a prayer caller stand on one of the balconies five times a day, using a public address system to be heard across the city.
<i>'Special Class' Hotel (Turkish Ministry for Tourism)
Under the Turkish Ministry for Tourism, hotels and other tourist residences in Turkey are rated as per a set of national standards. There are seven categories of rating in operation: one star to five star hotels, 'Special Class' hotels and 'Boutique Class' hotels. This hotel is rated as 'Special Class' which applies to properties that have distinct historical, architectural or artistic features. 'Special Class' hotels are represented on this site with a star-rating for our customers' benefit.</i>
Room Types:
Standard Room: One double or two twin beds. Decorated in a modern Turkish style. Air conditioning, goose down pillows, satellite television, direct-dial phone, complimentary wireless Internet access and minibar.
Deluxe Room: One king, one queen or two twin beds. Decorated in a modern Turkish style. Air conditioning, goose down pillows, satellite television, direct-dial phone, complimentary wireless Internet access and minibar.
Driving Directions:
The easiest way to get to the hotel is by taxi, a typical fare costs 20-22 YTL. The shuttle bus also runs from the airport to the Aksaray district, where a taxi can be taken to the hotel, or a tram runs from Aksaray to Sultanahmet. City and private buses run services in Istanbul. The suburban train network is old but reliable and inexpensive. Istanbul's metro is under construction, though some lines are already in service; it's inexpensive, with frequent services. There are also several tramlines. Istanbul has a large fleet of yellow taxis, but a cheaper way of getting around the streets is to hire a dolmus (shared taxi or minibus). Ferries and catamarans are a cheap, fun way to get around.
From Ataturk International Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 20 kilometres.
- Babysitting or child care Elevator/lift
- Air-conditioned public areas Room service (24 hours)
- Parking nearby Internet public area - comp
- Express check-out Breakfast services
- Internet public area - wireless Bar/lounge
- Umbrella Dry cleaning service
- Express check-in Complimentary breakfast
Room Amenities: , , • Smoking rooms • Makeup mirror • Handheld shower • Child care (in room, surcharge • Internet access - complimentar • Cable/satellite TV • Hypo-allergenic bedding availa • Designer toiletries • Window opens • Rollaway beds • Climate control • Cribs (infant beds) available • Bathroom telephone • Iron/ironing board (on request • Direct-dial phone
Sultanhamet Square - 50 metres | Sultan Ahmed Mosque - 75 metres | Topkapi Palace - 100 metres | Boat Trip on the Bosphorus - 2.0 kilometres | Beyoglu (Nightlife) - 4.0 kilometres
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