Fatih, as you can see by all the comments, is a very kind person. He gave me and my husband directions, tips, and took us to the subway to teach us how to buy tickets. And as I had forgotten my earrings at the hotel in Capadoccia, he also managed to talk to the hotel to make them send it to Istambul. I'm very thankful for that. Now, about Fatih's flat. It stays in the end of a really hip street, full of new and trendy shops (that Galata area seems to be turning into a hot Istambul spot). To get there by foot coming from Tunnel station is very easy and simple and in a down way. But to go from the flat to the entrance of Tunnel station you have to go up and, then, you have to have strong legs. That's the steep street that people here are probably talking about and the kind of street you'll be finding often in Istambul. Talking about the flat itself I think your impression will depend of your expectation. Me and my husband, for instance, had not payed attention to the fact that the building has no elevator (as it is correctly announced) and the flat is on the 3rd floor. So, to go upstairs in the end of a long day walking through the city wasn't so pleasant. Another thing that we value after those city's marathons days is very good and relaxing shower, which, unfortunately, is not the case os Fatih's flat. You can see by the pictures it is a small bathroom, but for me it seemed even smaller real live. But, actually, those were the only disadvantages for us. The advantages that others might not have mentioned yet were planty: the laundry machine (which was very helpful after some days travelling), the wi-fi (very helpful to find places we wanted to go the next day), the bottle of wine that Fatih kindly left in the room for us, and last but no least the good price for that area. You won't find a better hotel in Galata for less price or not even for the same price. At least we didn't. Thank you, Fatih.