The Million Stone Hotel - Special Category0

The hotel is superbly located, right behind the Hagia Sofia. It’s a cozy hotel with very friendly staff. I had an early morning arrival and I wasn’t sure they’d allow me to check in. To my surprise, they not only gave me the room, but also invited me to have breakfast! The staff are all very helpful when I need information or have questions.

The room is a bit too small. Not like the photos on display. But at least it’s cozy and clean.

Very clean, elegant, warm no matter how cold it is outside, hot water is available 24/7 and service is great... 1 minute walk to Aya Sophia and Fatih square and all other attractions, you can just get out and find your self in the middle of markets, shops, exchange shops, restaurants, pharmacies and etc... The Hotel is really cozy and hidden in a location that no noise from the street could disturb your sleep but yet close to everything. I stayed for 23 nights and I just expanded my stay to another 5 nights. That actually showing how much I am relaxed here

Beautiful place in a superb location. Needed a late check in and the staff and manager accommodated it and helped us with airport transfers. Substantial breakfast and a great set up close to all major attractions.

Wifi dropped in and out frequently

Breakfast was good, variety of hot and cold options. Location was excellent within walking distance of famous landmarks of Sultanahmed Sq. Local shops, restaurants, cafes, bars and the tram stop.

Wifi connection could be improved.

Charming, helpful and largely English-speaking staff. Beautifully decorated rooms in local style. Fantastic situation near the major sights and one minute from the basilica cistern. Blue mosque, Topkapi palace and Hagia Sophia within a short walk. The main tram line runs nearby with a stop 100 metres away. Quiet location in a cul de sac away from traffic noise. The perfect location for a cultural trip to Istanbul.

The breakfast was adequate but unexciting. Not much insulation between rooms. Despite keeping the window closed the wailing of calls to prayer at 05:30 every morning was difficult to ignore. With recent road modifications, taxis have difficulty getting near the hotel except very early morning and late at night when the barriers are open. On arrival, our taxi had to drop us 300 metres from the hotel. But our departure at 04:45 was problem-free and the hotel breakfast service was open.

The location was super, in the middle of everything Staff very helpfull when arranging transportation etc.

Except for breakfast it was not possible to have a coffee, food or beer. No bar or restaurant.

You couldn’t really ask for a better location! it’s right by the blue mosque, Hagia Sophia and tokapi palace. You walk right out the door and you’re in the heart of Istanbul. The staff were all very friendly and helpful and it was a very cosy room with everything you need for a short stay.

Because you are right by the mosques I did get woken up by the call to prayer at 5:30am every morning but not much you can do about that.

Staff is friendly especially at breakfast. Management Mr Ahmet and Mr Murat are outstanding 👏 👌. Centrally located....close to all amenities. Thank you for the excellent outstanding stay.

Breakfast is very limited. U need to sort out as its the same Breakfast every day. With nothing special. I asked for an egg omelet and it was horrifying and runny. Please improve on the Breakfast.

The location was ideal and walking distance from Basilica and Hagia. Room was cozy and intimate. Staff were welcoming and warm. The bathroom was comfortable as well. Beds were of a good quality and linen was clean and fresh always.

Communication was a little difficult as I only speak English.

great location, walking distance from main attractions, at the same time, located in a back street where you can avoid the high noise of the mass outside.

not there so stay in the hotel, only improvement that can be done is the internet wifi connection (kept dropping) and the tv had like 5 channels, meaning whilst resting there’s not much to do inside. better be outside