The studio has good and not so good things to highlight.
The location is fantastic, just a few minutes from the blue mosque and streets full of restaurants and stores, however the entrance to the building is through a small alley that is the backyard of some houses, no one walks there and it is dark at night. On this occasion I traveled with my boyfriend but if I had been alone I would have considered going to another accommodation.
The view is great, you can see the Bosphorus and the lights at night, but being in an attic, it is a favorite place for cats and seagulls to be at night and it was a bit tricky to sleep when they decided to make sounds in the wee hours of the morning. Also due to the location the studio is very cold at night.
The photos do not correspond to 100% to the ones in the listing, it is not a white studio, but has some decorations on the walls that personally were not to my liking (a silhouette of a semi naked woman) likewise the bathroom does not have a beige tile, but colored. I know these are minor details but the photos and the neutrality of the decoration we saw in the photos was a big part of why we chose this accommodation.
This place has great potential, however it is notorious that it has not invested in years in improving the decor, furniture, and especially the kitchen, since the state in which it was and how little equipped it was, practically we never used it.
For the cost I think it can be a great option for travelers looking just to spend a couple of nights in a central location, the hosts gave us a personal welcome serving tea and sweets and were always available for anything and helped us carry our luggage up to the third floor where the studio is located (the stairs are small and narrow).
So although it did not meet our expectations 100% it was still good value for money.