Name: Bergama Hotel
Address: Fevziye Caddesi No:34, Istanbul, Istanbul, Istanbul, Istanbul, 34134, Turkiye
Rating: 5.3

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

Heating

Television in lobby

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Non-smoking rooms

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Vezneciler

Aksaray

Yenikapı

Laleli

Suleymaniye Mosque

Grand Bazaar

Spice Bazaar

Galata Bridge

Hippodrome

Istanbul Sirkeci Terminal

Basilica Cistern

Blue Mosque

Hagia Sophia

Galata Tower

Topkapi Palace

Dolmabahce Palace

Bosphorus Bridge

Sabiha Gokcen International Airport

Istanbul New Airport

Bergama Hotel

Istanbul

child-bed

child-bed-fee

external-private-bathroom

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no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The hotel is very close to Grand Bazaar and old city, by tram takes 5 minutes to Sultanahmet. By walk maximum 15 minutes . Our Room size was good aprx. 20 sqm. Reception was Ok and breakfast was good. 

Nice cozy hotel

The location of bergama hotel is great , near tramway, metro, bus station , shehzade street and many restaurants and Cafe’s . We stay about a week . The services were not bad . The price and availability is respectful . If you only want a bed to sleep it’s great a choice .

Ideal location 

During my visit to Turkey did not have time to choose the hotel.Tended coincidence for this hotel
It was a good hotel for a quick visit to Turkey
Characterized by proximity of the important tourist sites in Istanbul
I think there is better than in hotels that area but I did not have the opportunity to choose
Overall an acceptable hotel

Good hotel

We stayed one night at the Bergama Hotel the night before our flight back to the States.  We thought it would be more convenient to stay here rather than in Sultanahmet because we thought it would be easier to get to the airport from here.  That assumption was 100% wrong.  But other than that, we had called the hotel before arriving in Istanbul confirming our reservation for a double room and confirming the rate but when we arrived at the hotel, the man told he was going to charge us $20 more for the room since it was just for one night.  The room itself was horrible.  It wasn't a double room, it was a room with two twin beds and it was tiny; no place on the floor for our suitcases (we only had one carry-on each) so we had to place them where we had to walk over them and it was difficult to step over the suitcases on the floor. The windows didn't close properly so the freezing cold air came into the room along with the loud street noise - ALL night long.  There was some hole in the bathroom that was open to the outside so again, freezing cold and noise entered there.  We didn't sleep all night long.  I have to say, I would not recommend this place to anyone -- also, expect to pay  higher prices than they originally tell you once you are there.

Disappointed.

We had three night staying at this hotel and could not have been happier with the location as it was walking distance from sights like Sultan Ahmed (Blue) Mosque, Grand Bazaar and even Hagia Sofia is not too far away. It is a great area to walk as well as you see so many ancient evidence of Istanbul's amazing historical past. Glimpses of city walls, Roman viaducts and columns and capitals probably 1500 years old tucked between more modern structures are just par for the strolling course in this part of Istanbul. 
The tram line is only about 300 m away (Leilani stop) and this will take you all the way to Kabatas where you can pick up a Bosphorous cruise for 12 Turkish Lira or a trip to Princes Island or catch the underground funicular train to Taksim Square. All tram/metro/funicular rides will cost you 1.75 TL using a small plastic token you can buy from machines at each stop. Same fare no matter how far you go but if you change trains  it is another token to reboard. Pretty easy to get around really. 
On the street outside the hotel are some great street food sellers exp in evening when you must seek out the sardine seller. A tray of freshly cooked crumbed sardines with  salad for 4 lira and you will crave it for weeks later - guaranteed. 
The beds are firm, the pillows hard and the bathrooms are basic but okay. The management was responsive to any concerns (eg light bulb blown meant someone came immediately to fix). Internet connection was best in the dining area on the mezzanine level above reception but only some floors had it for inroom use. Breakfast was buffet Turkish/Greek style - salads, cold meat, bread and pastries. Power plugs are European two prongs. Within about 50 metres (up the hill) was a strip of some really good and inexpensive cafes, doner kebab shops and a bakery selling fantastic pides and boreks for 1-2 lira was only about 200 metres away further along from the cafe strip.
A great mini break which did not end up costing very much but we had a hoot and had some great food, excellent photo opportunities and not bad shopping either. Look out for Egyptian Bazaar near the so-called 'New' Mosque. Get of the tram at Eminonu and walk across the road using the underpass (cheap buys in there!). Also make sure you buy a fish meal off one of the floating kitchen on dragon boats just beside the bridge there. Restaurants for those who don't want to be too local are under the bridge roadway itself and you can stroll along that level too. A bit touristical for me but probably very nice.

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