Ibrahim Pasha Hotel

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Standard twin with city view, french bed, and private facilities (shower)

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Deluxe double with city view, private facilities (bath and shower), and breakfast

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Standard double with city view, queen bed, and private facilities (shower)

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“ A thoroughly civilized small hotel which stands out among the welter of happy-go- lucky little hotels in the Sultanahmet area by its fine sense of style and excellent service. Do not expect turbaned pashas in this restored 19th century townhouse: The ambiance is restrained and European, with a touch of neo-classical and a hint of 1920s Paris. The lobby doubles up as a stylish café featuring tho net chairs, marble-topped tables and old sepia photographs. A magnificent Corinthian capital (genuine Roman) supports the massive-glass reception desk. Rooms are comfortable and full of light, with satellite TV on offer. The roof terrace commands a breathtaking close-up of the Blue Mosque and the Egyptian Obelisk. Across the street, the many-domed palace of Ibrahim Pasha, now the museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, houses superb collections of illuminated Turkish manuscripts, Islamic calligraphy and antique carpets.”

“ A thoroughly civilized small hotel which stands out among the welter of happy-go- lucky little hotels in the Sultanahmet area by its fine sense of style and excellent service. Do not expect turbaned pashas in this restored 19th century townhouse: The ambiance is restrained and European, with a touch of neo-classical and a hint of 1920s Paris. The lobby doubles up as a stylish café featuring tho net chairs, marble-topped tables and old sepia photographs. A magnificent Corinthian capital (genuine Roman) supports the massive-glass reception desk. Rooms are comfortable and full of light, with satellite TV on offer. The roof terrace commands a breathtaking close-up of the Blue Mosque and the Egyptian Obelisk. Across the street, the many-domed palace of Ibrahim Pasha, now the museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, houses superb collections of illuminated Turkish manuscripts, Islamic calligraphy and antique carpets.”