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Anyone know any cheaper hotels in Istanbul?
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1.       egyptian_tomb
318 posts
 04 May 2008 Sun 02:53 pm

I booked with one place but there may be a problem now.

I am needing a double room from May 18 - June 8.

It is for my fiance and I. With our own bathroom in the room. I know some hotels won't let a Turk and foreigner stay together too, if not married.

We are getting married but it won't be until the second week I am there.

Not sure what to do.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thx Vivian

2.       lovebug
280 posts
 04 May 2008 Sun 05:06 pm

Are you asking about the European side? If so, I have stayed at the Ada, but a budget room will run about $90/night U.S. Here is a link:

http://www.adaistanbul.com/roomrates.html

I stayed here in January in one of their larger rooms and paid over $150/night U.S.

If you want the Asian side, here is a link I found:

http://www.silkroadhotels.com/istanbul_ing/asianhotels.htm

I have stayed at two in the past, but can't remember their names and I think they were about $100/night U.S. in the off season. One was located in Tuzla on the Asian side of Istanbul, but I don't have the information on it as I didn't pay for it.

3.       egyptian_tomb
318 posts
 04 May 2008 Sun 05:35 pm

Quoting lovebug:

Are you asking about the European side? If so, I have stayed at the Ada, but a budget room will run about $90/night U.S. Here is a link:

http://www.adaistanbul.com/roomrates.html

I stayed here in January in one of their larger rooms and paid over $150/night U.S.

If you want the Asian side, here is a link I found:

http://www.silkroadhotels.com/istanbul_ing/asianhotels.htm

I have stayed at two in the past, but can't remember their names and I think they were about $100/night U.S. in the off season. One was located in Tuzla on the Asian side of Istanbul, but I don't have the information on it as I didn't pay for it.



Thank you so much for your information. I will have a look at them But sorry to say I am not that rich.

Anyone know any for less then this and I am willing to stay in a bit far away place too no problem.

Thanks everyone
Vivian

4.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 05 May 2008 Mon 06:43 pm

I have stayed at the Yasmak Sultan. It is on the European side. It's my favorite hotel in Istanbul. A bit pricey but wonderful to stay for one or 2 nights if you want to see the sites in Sultanahmet. Everything is walking distance.

http://www.hotelyasmaksultan.com/

Staying in the same hotel with your fiance should NOT be a problem in Istanbul. It can sometimes be a problem in smaller villages/town but I don't know if I have ever heard of it happening in Istanbul/large cities.

5.       egyptian_tomb
318 posts
 06 May 2008 Tue 03:35 am

Quoting Elisabeth:

I have stayed at the Yasmak Sultan. It is on the European side. It's my favorite hotel in Istanbul. A bit pricey but wonderful to stay for one or 2 nights if you want to see the sites in Sultanahmet. Everything is walking distance.

http://www.hotelyasmaksultan.com/

Staying in the same hotel with your fiance should NOT be a problem in Istanbul. It can sometimes be a problem in smaller villages/town but I don't know if I have ever heard of it happening in Istanbul/large cities.



It happen to us more than one time. Halihotel in Sultanahmet and one hotel near the Amerika mall near Etiler

6.       Chantal
587 posts
 06 May 2008 Tue 10:39 am

It can be a 'problem' egyptian tomb..
http://www.istanbulshotels.com/hotels_area.htm

Have a look at this site and contact them beforehand. Just tell them what is going on and they might not make a problem of it .
Good luck
xx

7.       KeithL
1455 posts
 06 May 2008 Tue 04:47 pm

Quoting egyptian_tomb:


It happen to us more than one time. Halihotel in Sultanahmet and one hotel near the Amerika mall near Etiler



Just for clarification, Akmerkiz Mall in Levent.

8.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 06 May 2008 Tue 05:40 pm

Quoting egyptian_tomb:

Quoting Elisabeth:

I have stayed at the Yasmak Sultan. It is on the European side. It's my favorite hotel in Istanbul. A bit pricey but wonderful to stay for one or 2 nights if you want to see the sites in Sultanahmet. Everything is walking distance.

http://www.hotelyasmaksultan.com/

Staying in the same hotel with your fiance should NOT be a problem in Istanbul. It can sometimes be a problem in smaller villages/town but I don't know if I have ever heard of it happening in Istanbul/large cities.



It happen to us more than one time. Halihotel in Sultanahmet and one hotel near the Amerika mall near Etiler



Wow...I'm shocked...although I probably shouldn't be. I never encountered a problem before my husband and I were married. We must be the inconspicuous sorts...

9.       egyptian_tomb
318 posts
 09 May 2008 Fri 06:34 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting egyptian_tomb:

Quoting Elisabeth:

I have stayed at the Yasmak Sultan. It is on the European side. It's my favorite hotel in Istanbul. A bit pricey but wonderful to stay for one or 2 nights if you want to see the sites in Sultanahmet. Everything is walking distance.

http://www.hotelyasmaksultan.com/

Staying in the same hotel with your fiance should NOT be a problem in Istanbul. It can sometimes be a problem in smaller villages/town but I don't know if I have ever heard of it happening in Istanbul/large cities.



It happen to us more than one time. Halihotel in Sultanahmet and one hotel near the Amerika mall near Etiler



Wow...I'm shocked...although I probably shouldn't be. I never encountered a problem before my husband and I were married. We must be the inconspicuous sorts...



We must look .... hmmmm how must we look then?

Not good......I was so depressed as I felt like a "you know what"!

10.       geniuda
1070 posts
 09 May 2008 Fri 07:51 pm

Vivian, have you checked Lonely Planet?

here are some hotels, some of them have average rates.
http://hotels.lonelyplanet.com/hotel/Turkey-Istanbul-R416.html

hope it helps!!

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