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"Excellent location, very friendly staff."

"The rooms, the food, the spa, the lobby bar and Roof 16, all just simply outstanding! It was a wondrous stay. "

"Wonderful situated hotel, close to all the sights, giving an authentic feel. The staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly. The breakfast was very varied, catering for all tastes and I would strongly recommend the omelettes which are freshly made to order. I would definitely recommend Sultanahmet Palace Hotel "

"Very convenient for sight seeing - major ones within walking distance. "

"Clean comfortable rooms very friendly staff lovely spa .. breakfast service decent Eat out elsewhere in the evening "

"The staff was wonderful, the location was very good. I would redirect the air conditioning to the entire room and not just the air on the wardrobe."

"Good breakfast, good hotel service and great great location (very close to Hagia Sophia mosque and Blue mosque)."

"So happy with our stay at Fer. The staff were wonderful from the start and our room was all set up for us with an extra bed as requested. Breakfast was delicious and you cannot bet the location as its such a central hotel."

"Location and rooftop terrace view are the biggest selling points for this hotel. Their Turkish breakfast is incredible (but pricey), and their dinner menu is very pricey, but the views from the terrace cannot be beat and guests get full access for great photos of both Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. Though we had some problems with our first room, the hotel facilitated a move that made us very happy and comfortable. Hotel staff put in a lot of extra care and service touches that really elevated the experience of staying here. I will say that the Wifi was spotty throughout our stay, including after we informed the hotel and they took measures to fix the issue - likely not their fault but rather an issue with the provider, but do beware if staying here while traveling for business or meetings. If you are a light sleeper, note that you are pinned between two mosques and the call to prayer is definitely audible (I liked this, my companion less so). "