Twin beds with separate bathroom, nice big door/window leading to balcony

This room is on a separate floor with your own key. You have your own private bathroom

Twin beds with separate bathroom, nice big door/window leading to balcony This room is on a separate floor with your own key. You have your own private bathroom Your flat has your own floor and locked door. There is no lift. Wooden stairs are curved going up. I live nearby and am available by email and phone if you need anything. The Fener-Balat quarter, is a great area to walk around and safe to do so. Whilst it is becoming trendy it retains it historical character. You will often see Brides having photos or children playing soccer in the streets. The roads are quite narrow and go in all directions, the slopes can get steep but the cobblestones, among coloured Ottoman houses, some superbly restored, others irremediably ruined, that one can feel the history of Istanbul. Rum Lisesi, the Greek Orthodox College, the magnificent and peculiar red-brick building that dominates the hill of Fener. Climbing up a picturesque staircase one will then reach the top of the hill, where once the a

The Fener-Balat quarter, is a great area to walk around and safe to do so. Whilst it is becoming trendy it retains it historical character. You will often see Brides having photos or children playing soccer in the streets. The roads are quite narrow and go in all directions, the slopes can get steep but the cobblestones, among coloured Ottoman houses, some superbly restored, others irremediably ruined, that one can feel the history of Istanbul. Rum Lisesi, the Greek Orthodox College, the magnificent and peculiar red-brick building that dominates the hill of Fener. Climbing up a picturesque staircase one will then reach the top of the hill, where once the ancient walls of Constantinople ran, and it is precisely here that in the 13th century was built a church unknown to most, but of fundamental importance in the history of the city. This is the graceful Church of St. Mary of the Mongols, also known as the Red Church. The neighbourhood of Fener is situated one of the most important lo

It is 2.6km to the Spice market at Eminonu walking at a reasonable pace. It is about 4km from the blue mosque and hippodrome. You don’t need to walk…it is about 200 metres to a bus stop which has buses going past around every 5-10 minutes during the day. These can take you either to Eminonu where there are great back street markets or there is a bus that also takes you to Taksim in about 10 minutes (traffic dependant). This is a great location to base yourself and really get to know the real Istanbul as well as set you up as a base to visit the main tourist attractions. In order to do Istanbul some justice you really need around 5 days to visit the main areas and attractions.

Your flat has your own floor and locked door. There is no lift. Wooden stairs are curved going up.