Burckin

We were looking for a budget-friendly, centrally-located hotel with an elevator in the old city, and that’s exactly what we got. Yes, the hotel is a little tired; however, the front desk staff was very friendly and helpful; the room was clean; breakfast and wifi were both included; and from there, we could walk everywhere (Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia, Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern - all a very short walk away, say, 300-500m); as well, you can walk a little further to the Grand Bazaar or Spice Market, or catch the T1 tram which is very close to the hotel. For the price of the hotel, we were extremely pleased overall.

Disgusting place!Black hair on towels and dirt in rooms, thanks before the cockroaches are seen! Rooms have no light from the word at all. They wanted to take the iron because it's not in the room or on the floor, it turned out to be 150 lire and take it for sure in 24 hours. We haven't gone to breakfast yet. It's scary to imagine what's going to happen. I don't advise anyone! If you don't want to ruin your holiday, don't come here!

The worst place! It's not exactly a hotel. It's like a hostel, a smoked-out hotel, room doors smashed in, kept on snot, the attitude towards the residents is hammy, the rooms have no lighting, the legs don't work anywhere, the shower cubicle is all broken with fungus. Breakfast is a finished story. Cucumbers, eggs, cheese are all breakfast items. Suitcase storage space will be ground floor where all visiting tourists are located, there will be no separate room for things. Also, there is no kettle, no iron, no water, if you happen to be in this hotel do not count on bottled water, tea and ironing clothes.