Hotel Saba Sultan

“Great Place to Stay in Istanbul!”

I travel frequently and have stayed in many top-dollar hotels around the world, but this is actually the first time I felt compelled to leave feedback. My stay at Saba Sultan Hotel in Istanbul was truly exceptional, especially considering the incredible value for the price. The location is perfect… more

I travel frequently and have stayed in many top-dollar hotels around the world, but this is actually the first time I felt compelled to leave feedback. My stay at Saba Sultan Hotel in Istanbul was truly exceptional, especially considering the incredible value for the price. The location is perfect—just a short walk from Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace, yet on a quiet street that makes it peaceful and relaxing after a day of exploring. What really makes this hotel stand out is the staff. They were genuinely warm, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything—from recommendations to directions and transportation. Their kindness and professionalism made the stay feel very personal and memorable. My room was on the first floor and my friend stayed on the second floor, and both rooms were awesome. They were very clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Everything was taken care of daily, and the hotel has a cozy boutique feel that makes you feel at home. Another highlight was the breakfast (omelet included) and the rooftop terrace. Starting the day with a great breakfast and beautiful views over the Bosphorus and the historic skyline of Istanbul was simply wonderful. For the price you pay, the value here is outstanding. Even compared to many luxury hotels I’ve stayed at, the level of service and hospitality here truly stands out. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend Saba Sultan Hotel to anyone visiting Istanbul. Overall, Saba Sultan Hotel offers an excellent combination of location, comfort, and outstanding service. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit to Istanbul and happily recommend it to other travelers looking for a charming and well-run boutique hotel in the heart of the old city.

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“Loved the Saba Sultan”

Just got back from Istanbul this week. We stayed a week at the Seba Sultan. We loved it. The location was great! Restaurants were all around us. Shoutout to Santos Restaurant it was wonderful. Our rooms were very very clean. The stafff was so kind and helpful. It’s a bit older but it’s beaut… more

Just got back from Istanbul this week. We stayed a week at the Seba Sultan. We loved it. The location was great! Restaurants were all around us. Shoutout to Santos Restaurant it was wonderful. Our rooms were very very clean. The stafff was so kind and helpful. It’s a bit older but it’s beautiful! The beds were excellent. The breakfast was good! We were two female solo travelers and we felt completely safe! We plan to stay there again when we come back!

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“A very enjoyable weekend”

My wife had already booked the Saba Sultana for a surprise long weekend, when I read online as it’s in one of the areas that you should not be staying when visiting Istanbul. Contrary to this we found the location ideally suited, surrounded by bars, restaurants and shops, also walking distance to t… more

My wife had already booked the Saba Sultana for a surprise long weekend, when I read online as it’s in one of the areas that you should not be staying when visiting Istanbul. Contrary to this we found the location ideally suited, surrounded by bars, restaurants and shops, also walking distance to the four main mosques, grand bizarre, Topkapi palace and walking distance to the bridge. The same rule applies to watching the prices and your wallet, common sense goes a long way, although we didn’t have any issues at all. Also to look where you’re walking is a good idea, or you might find yourself tripping over the cobbles or stepping straight down into a basement. The hotel is down a side street and gives an uneasy feeling, but on closer inspection most of the hotels in this area are much the same. On a style of a terraced town house, with a small reception, friendly staff and an elevator to the floors. The rooms were a good size, with comfortable beds and appeared nice and clean. The shower tray was a little tired but everything worked perfectly, you’d have to be very finicky to knock it. Breakfast was good, offered a freshly cooked omelette on arrival, limitless coffee and tea etc, nothing to moan about, a nice way to start your day. The top floor had an outside staircase to the roof terrace that gave lovely views over the Bosporus and you could see the top of the blue mosque, When you looked at the other hotels, they all had a similar arrangement, I wouldn’t have any problem with staying here again. The many boat rides are a great way to pass the time and an evening dinner cruise is a must, good food, entertainment, fantastic service and great value, I myself would leave the taxis alone and stick with the Uber.

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