Basic hostel level hotel aimed at the budget traveler. Breakfast is one Turkish breakfast plate per person with a hard boiled egg, small pastry, assortment of vegetables, olives, cheeses, rolls, bread, coffee, tea, juice and watermelon. While menu never varied, breakfast was good and sufficient to start your day. Added bonus is the rooftop terrace for eating your breakfast, lounging during the day, looking out over the sea of Marmara and watching sunsets. Few guests used the terrace, so you will have it to yourself. Room is basic, but comfortable with everything you need. The bed was on hard side and very comfortable to me. The pillow was small and too thin for my taste, but I used an extra sheet to build up the pillow. The room was cleaned every day. My 3rd floor room had a small balcony just big enough for two small chairs and a small table. While the entire hotel is wired for wifi, chronic problems with it limited wifi to our 3rd floor room (I never tried to use wifi in the lobby). The fourth floor breakfast area and the roof top terrace did not have wifi reception. Hotel location is convenient for the Sultanhamet tourist area, but not convenient for other areas of Istanbul. Plenty of Turkish restaurants and small grocery stores in the area. Highly recommend the Italian restaurant called "Nostra Cafe", located right next door to the Sultan's Inn. Exquisite food and the owner/cook will take your order and chat with you during dinner. The great rooftop restaurant location let's you view sunset and the sea of Marmara during meal. Regarding Istanbul, "think San Francisco". Istanbul is built on very steep hills which require a lot of strenuous walking. Only the Sultanhamet tourist area is flat. The Sultans Inn provided good value and was a comfortable place to spend ten days. The staff was helpful when questioned and the cleaning/ breakfast ladies did a great job.