Gallery Residence & Boutique Hotel Istanbul

Rooms

* Van Gogh... Toulouse Lautrec... Rembrandt... Picasso... Dali and others....
These master painters have left their mark upon the world of art. Replicas and posters of their works of art decorate the walls of Gallery Residence & Boutique Hotel, while each of 21 suites is named after a master painter. With well-equipped open kitchens and separate living/study areas, luxurious 45 m2 suites have been designed, decorated and equipped cleverly to provide you with state of the art features and comfort.

Amenities

24 hrs reception
Concierge
Open buffet breakfast
Daily housekeeping services
Dry cleaning and Laundry *
Do It Yourself \" Laundry *
Minimarket *
Shopping Service
Change
Post
Stipendiary babysitting
Art Books Library
Meeting Room
Jacuzzi, Sauna & Fitness Center
Paid Undercover Parking in the Neighbourhood ( 20 metres away)
Massage Service *
Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) system around the property

* Gallery Residence & Boutique Hotel offers you all the comforts of a five-star hotel with the privacy similar to your own luxury home. Unlike the wellness centers of most five-star hotels, wellness center is open only for the guests staying at our 21 suites and no memberships are available to the general public.
Use your room key card to acces wellness centre. In the morning, prepare for your tough business day with Kettler brand fitness equipment designed and built with German precision engineering while watching the early business news of the day on our 500-channel satellite LCD TV. In the evening, relax in sauna and individual hydro massage jacuzzi.

* Determine new strategies and make important decisions for your company in the comfortable environment of fully equipped 12-person meeting room.
Enjoy your rich coffee break buffett including a tasty selection of tea, coffee, fruit and cookies in the meeting room. Indulge in delicious home-cooked style lunch in elegant roof lounge overlooking Nisantasi and Istanbul.

Information

Offering modern accommodation comprised exclusively of suites, this stylish development is equipped with extensive facilities in the heart of one of Istanbul’s most fashionable districts.

A unique accommodation alternative, this elegant building in Nisantasi has been stylish renovated by a prominent Istanbul architect, to provide the utmost privacy and comfort. Each of the suites is named after a master-painter and contains a host of modern amenities, including individual kitchens for convenience that few hotels can rival.

After enjoying a buffet breakfast, a hi-tech health and fitness centre is available exclusively to guests, combining precision gym equipment with hydro-massage jacuzzis and a sauna.

Situated just 150 metres from a metro station, the rest of Istanbul is within easy reach.

Introduction

Services above and beyond a hotel can offer...

Location

Outskirts of Istanbul\'s Nisantasi district starts from the ridge behind Dolmabahce Palace, up towards Macka, covering the area around Tesvikiye, Rumeli and Valikonagi avenues. Around the 1780s, Nisantasi was covered with wide orchards, strawberry fields and countryside cafes. Around the 1790s, target practices of the Ottoman Empire were performed in Nisantasi. The obelisks around Nisantasi have become the symbols of this district and given Nisantasi its name, which means \"Target Stone\". The most famous Nisantasi obelisk stands at the intersection of Tesvikiye and Valikonagi avenues and has an inscription that states \"Work of art that Sultan Mecid (Adbulmecid) established without any expectations of compensation\". There are various hearsays about the obelisks in Nisantasi, the first of which was erected by \"Sultan Selim the Third\" around 1790-91. According to one, the obeliks in Nisantasi were erected where the furthest arrow struck during the archery competitions of the Ottoman army. Another hearsay states that the sultans erected these monumental stones to mark the spots of their good shots in Nisantasi.

The small wooden mosque built for Sultan Abdulmecid was the first building in Nisantasi and it became the basis of today\'s Tesvikiye Mosque. Sultan Abdulmecid used to pray and rest at this building during archery competitions in Nisantasi. The existence of this mosque supplied the religious needs and increased the number of daily visitors to Nisantasi. After Sultan Abdülmecid moved from Topkapı Palace to Dolmabahce Palace, members of the dynasty and important govenment officials moved to the area, Nisantasi became a center of interest and became even more important. Sultan Abdulmecid moved social activities to Nisantasi in 1857 and called for a zoning plan of Nisantasi. The proximity of Pera, a popular trade area, has positively influenced Nisantasi and caused a speedy development of the area. During the early years of the Turkish republic, Nisantasi has become one of the city\'s most distinguished districts with its mansions.

Attractions

Metro Station - 150 m