Seven Hills Hotel
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Finding an ideal romantic hotel in Istanbul does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category, a nice option for travellers like you.
Close to some of Istanbul's most popular landmarks, such as Suleymaniye Mosque (1.1 mi) and Galata Tower (1.4 mi), Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category is a great destination for tourists.
Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category is a romantic hotel offering a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a minibar in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The hotel features 24 hour front desk, room service, and a rooftop terrace. Plus, guests can enjoy breakfast, which has made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Istanbul. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
If you like steakhouses, Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category is conveniently located near Beso Restaurant Bistro, Constantine's Ark Gurme Restaurant, and Saltanat Barbecue House.
If you’re looking for something to do, Topkapi Palace (0.4 mi), Blue Mosque (0.2 mi), and Hagia Sophia Museum / Church (Ayasofya) (0.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category.
Seven Hills Hotel - Special Category looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Istanbul.
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My bags were in the room when I arrived. Although I had booked a queen bed, I had a KING!! My room was quit during the might with the exception of the Call to Prayer in the early hours! And this I love to hear.
Breakfast in the hotel was included and being only one level down from the rooftop, the view was spectacular. Breakfast was HUGH and way too much. Great selection of Turkish foods and eggs three ways!. We learned early to ask for only our favorite dishes which were brought with much cheer!
As long as I am on the restaurant guests of the hotel are guaranteed a seat for dinner. And the Manager is wonderful!! It is a seafood place that gets very busy. We also had lamb and it was great too.
Location, location, location. It is close (walkable) to all of the major sights and the light rail. Istanbul's oldest district, the hill the hotel is on was the location of the old palace. Two blocks from the lobby the remains of the palace mosaics, unearthed in place, are in the museum built to house them. We ate at a local restaurant blocks from the hotel and after dinner we were shown the old palace rooms through their back door!! And an outside bazar is just blocks away as well.
I cannot say enough about the staff!! Ozan checked me in so fast I didn't know what happened. He is knowledgeable and arranged anything from a personal guide (the best one we ever had!) to dinner locations and a lunch cruise with hotel pick-up and drop off! And of course scheduling our final airport transfer!
Elain was warm and bright every day time I saw her! She was very helpful recommending the best ways to get places and that special restaurant with access to the Palace rooms! And one cannot forget Jasemin! Each time there was a line for the elevator with restaurant goers not staying in the hotel, we were give priority to go to our rooms in the hotel. A very nice thing when coming home from a long day out!!
I cannot say enough about the location, views and staff from the first person that greats you when you walk in the door, to the restaurant staff - top to bottom- room cleaning to the treatment you get when leaving.
The location of the hotel is fantastic and the staff (mostly!) were great. But that’s where it ends.
Mid afternoon when we were catching up on some sleep from our overnight flight the maintenance started directly above our room. Well they might as well have been in the room with us. Tap, tap, scrape, scrape - even we could work out they were making cement. Why on earth do hotels sell rooms when they know they are doing maintenance. It wasn’t even one of the cheap rooms (£150/night)! My husband has already written a review whereby the hotel responded saying it was ‘emergency maintenance’. What a load of rubbish - I went upstairs to find out what the noise was and the whole area is being refurbished. Not impressed, and even less so when it started again the next morning at 9am but this time with a pneumatic drill!
Moving onto our valentines meal. At breakfast we asked to be seated in a specific area for dinner (with a lovely view of Hagia Sofia). However when we went upstairs we were only given a table in that area under duress. What a dampener - surely hotel guests would get preference? Well after that it was all downhill. The head waiter then proceeded to completely ignore us and serve 4 other tables who arrived after us.... so much so we took our drinks (which we did manage to get!) upstairs to the roof terrace & didn’t eat there at all! Saving grace we popped next door to the Hilton and they took us to an amazing restaurant called ‘Sarnic’ (see separate review).
All in all a not particularly great stay. Like I said before though, great location, great staff (mostly) but no excuse for the maintenance nor the extremely harsh treatment in the restaurant.
This place feels primarily like a restaurant that also has a few hotel rooms in it. If I was going to stay here again I would insist on a room on one of the bottom two floors away from the restaurant.
The very friendly and welcoming Ozan (Ozy) at the Concierge Desk helped set us up with a tour of the new town with a great tour guide named Ali. This tour included many additional sites such as Panorama 1453, Pierre Loti Cafe, Eyup Sultan Mosque (exterior) and neighborhood, Istiklal Street, Galata Tower, and Dolmabahce Palace.
We had King Suite with Hagia Sophia View #403 and Presidential Suite #303, both of which had SPECTACULAR views of the Hagia Sophia. The King Suite has gorgeous wood paneling and royal purple accents, as well as a table with two chairs and a hot tub which look at the Hagia Sophia. It also has a narrow balcony. The Presidential Suite has both a king bed and a sleeper sofa, and has a wider balcony. The two college-aged members of our party were in this room and they made great use of that balcony to enjoy that view in the beautiful late May weather!
Were there any downsides to this hotel? There could be a little more in the way of shelving. (There is ample closet space to hang up clothes, but that doesn't work for things like socks.) The pillows were a little high for my personal taste, but everyone's preferences are different.
First rate hotel overall!
Super convenient location for tourists in Istanbul.
"Book on line or on your phone for skip the line tickets for the major attractions. Just say "no" firmly to the rug and tour touts and walk on and most won't hassle you. "Read full review
"Wear comfortable shoes to walk everywhere on cobblestones. Enjoy a nightcap in their rooftop bar."Read full review
"- Do not agree to their verbal offers for tours and services. Request signed contracts. - Ask for their manager if there any concerns."Read full review
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