Misafir Suites 8 Istanbul Hotel

Rooms

All rooms in 8 Istanbul Suites feature the following :

Fully Orthopedic and organic antibacterial bed
Free high speed Wi-Fi access
Fully Stocked minibar
Luxury Molton Brown bath products
Laptop size Safe box
Satellite channels
Flat screen Smart Led TV
7 Suites with King Size bathtub
14 Suites with hydro massage bathtub
Woven towels and bathrobes
Nespresso coffee machine
Coffee & Tea facilities
Ironing Unit
Soundproof triple glazed windows
Underfloor heating and air conditioning
Denizli Linen Sheets, Antibacterial goose down duvet and pillow
Soundproof walls
Custom-design furniture
Working desk

Amenities

8 Istanbul Suites offers unique cuisine at every meal, from breakfast to dinner. We want our guests to remember us not only for the comfort we offer, our smiling faces and our hospitality, but also for unforgettable flavors that linger on their palates.


Non-smoking rooms
International newspapers
Underfloor heating and air conditioning
Bathrobes and slippers
Denizli Linen Sheets,Antibacterial goose down duvet and pillow
Fully Orthopedic and organic antibacterial bed
Luxury Molton Brown bath products
Soundproof triple glazed Windows
high speed Wi-Fi access

Elevator
Blanket service
Room service from 8 am to 11 pm
Laundry service
Concierge service
Luggage service
Parking nearby, open 24-hour
Baby-sitting service
24 hours reception.

Information

Waking up in a plush hotel with the comforts of home… Getting away from the city while still in the midst of it… Surrounded by luxury but listening to the sound of street musicians… If this is what you are looking for, then 8 Istanbul Suites is just for you.

A reflection of Istanbul itself – very modern with a historic atmosphere…

Introduction

A reflection of Istanbul itself – very modern with a historic atmosphere…..

Location

The building is located in Istanbul Province, Beyoğlu District, Kuloğlu Neighborhood, map section 25, block 476, parcel 16. The parcel is surrounded by Erol Dernek Street (formerly called Alyon Street), Yeni Ahududu Street (formerly called Bursa Street) and Koca Ağa Street.
Building's History

Although the actual date of construction is not known, it has the features of Levantine apartments built at the end of the 19th century. It is evident from map section number 95 in the “Cadastra de la Ville de Constantinople” maps prepared in 1876 during the reign of Sultan Abdulaziz that the building had not been built yet and that there was a garden located there.

A London company owned by Charles Edward Goad was hired to draw up maps from 1904 to 1906, which include map number 39 for the Pera district dated December 1905, indicating that the building had been constructed by that date.