This is a fairly rustic place to stay given the amount of options you have in Istanbul, but is good for the price and it's a spacious apartment which will comfortably fit three single travellers with a bedroom each. Be warned though, it is right in the heart of the butcher district and you have to go through a butcher shop to get into the front door, stepping through puddles of blood, which may not be for the faint hearted. It's in a decent location for the Suleymani Mosque and right next to the Byzantine Aqueduct which we probably wouldn't have seen otherwise. However, the area itself isn't touristy with no where to really grab a meal or drink, so again, if you're looking for a more cosmopolitan area, head to somewhere like Galata or Besiktas which have plenty of bars and restaurants. It wasn't exactly the kind of place you'd be able to go back to and refresh in between visiting Istanbul's sights, instead, we found ourselves having to be out all day to avoid going back there. View from the terrace is great, but not somewhere you can realistically spend lots of time up, as the roof is so low you can't stand up, I'm under 6 foot and had to stoop. Overall, it's OK, but a lot more could have been done to make it feel cleaner and a welcoming environment for holiday makers / travellers / tourists in comparison to almost every AirBNB I've ever stayed in.