Wouldnt recommend this hotel for anyone who wants to enjoy their experience in Istanbul. The pros are that the location of the hotel is good and the rooms are fairly clean. The cons is that there's no on site parking so you'll have to travel everywhere by foot or taxi. There's no lobby lounge. There's no room service and the reception team is extremely rude and unpleasant, except for one gentleman named Muhammad who's actually very friendly and helpful, the other two that I met don't do the hotel any justice and then there's the visitor policy. If you want to have a visitor or two come enjoy a drink with you or even just to hang out you have to pay an extra 50 lira per person per visit. No matter how long they visit. Then I was told by the one rude receptionist to pay 50 lira for a mate to come up and have a beer with me or I must change the reservation on Airbnb, so I did, but he then rejected it so you're forced to pay the extra fee if you want someone to visit. The other option they gave me was that the visitor can see me in the reception where there's no privacy to talk so it's like a prison scheme. The hotel is noisy. It has 3 flights of wooden stairs so you can hear when someone is walking up and down even in early hours of the morning. You can hear people walking in the rooms upstairs and theres alot of noise in front of the hotel so if you're a light sleeper take a pair of earplugs. Overall the hotel is fine to stay if you're solo just for a few days on a budget but there's so many other hotels in the area so if you're willing to pay more I suggest you do it.