One main reason we chose this apartment for our last days in Istanbul was the Sinema project our host manages, aiming to bring the cinema to children across Turkiye communities. The second reason is you can check in independently (we needed that because we were coming back from a five-day tour through Ephesus, Pamukkale, and Cappadocia in the middle of the night). The space has natural light, is decorated with lovely antiques, the blinds are electric so that you can sleep well, air-conditioning, fridge, washing machine, and everything you could need to make you feel at home in Fatih, a lovely and colorful neighborhood. You can find coffee shops or restaurants everywhere; downstairs, you will find a small handmade jewelry and pottery store with stunning pieces for gifts or yourself. It's connected to the main attraction with public transportation a few blocks away (a better way to commute considering the traffic congestion issue in Istanbul. I recommend this place since it combines supporting a social program and a very authentic experience of the Istanbul way of life.
And the third reason but not less important, is how helpful Enes was, always pending of anything we could need. I have no doubt you'll have a great experience here.