The room was on the top floor & had a very nice view, spacey & clean. The staff is very friendly & helpful, it is a family owned business, so I met the owner, probably, his son & mother. It is very touching! They take care of you. They also have a restaurant at the ground floor. The location is good, close to the most attractions but kind of in the depth of the city.

I do not recommend arriving early as there is no actual place to sit, no lounge or reception or storage room for luggage (they kept my stuff at the restaurant which didnt feel secure). It is a tiny hotel above the restaurant, just so you know. I wish I knew that in advance as I arrived at 5 am & had to hang out somewhere for 9 hours after 11h flight. Also there is no elevator so make sure you are able to climb (the staff will help with luggage though)

We were greeted by the hosts in person. They were very friendly and always ready to help us. They even found a good chair for me to use my laptop. The room itself is a bit small, but matches the photos and considering the price it's to be expected. There is a proper table to use laptop (which is a rarity in Istanbul hotels, apparently). There is a small fridge and a kettle with tea/coffee making amenities. Bathroom is pretty large and convenient (shower part is separated from the rest of it). A free breakfast is included in the price which makes it a really good deal. Breakfast was consisting of a few courses and it made us really full. We were offered more of the pastries but couldn't eat anymore unfortunately. Everything was great and fresh. The location is nice - it's within walking distance from the main tourist attractions and if you follow the road in the opposite direction (to the west) you can find lots of cheap shops and restaurants. There's also a restaurant right in the hotel itself that works until 6pm so make sure to come before that time. If you come later and it's already closed - make sure to not eat at the small square nearby as prices there are like 4x of what you'll find on the nearby road I described above. All in all great value for money, definitely recommended!

It was a really long walk upstairs without an elevator - gladly we left most of our luggage in the airport luggage storage and didn't have to take it upstairs. It is mentioned in the hotel description though so we knew that in advance. Restaurants at the nearby square are really overpriced - beware! All of this is not the fault of the hotel itself so I'm not complaining and would definitely stay there again!

Hospitable people, we felt like home. Generous and tasty breakfast. Location was decent. Good internet.

Not enough plugs in the room. The curtain lets too much light in, some people may be bothered by it. The water temperature in the shower changes in an unpredictable way and can suddenly get very hot. Also, it can be somewhat loud until midnight or so because of music from the nearby restaurants. This is not the owners' fault, of course, but good to know.

The best part about Goji's Apartments is the lovely family who runs the place! They were helpful, accomodating, super nice, and made us feel a little like family as well! They also helped us with booking airport transfer, a visit to a hamam, etc. and everything went super smoothly. The Turkish breakfast served every morning is just amazing, you'll be more than full every time you stand up from the table. The location is great - there are cool restaurants and street food vendors nearby, you are in walking distance to major sights and to public transport to take you elsewhere. Our room was also really quiet, even on Saturday night when outside it was super lively and loud at the restaurants until late at night. Room is rather small but not different from what's advertised, we had everything that's needed and everything was clean. Overall, a really good value for money.

Whilst it's definetely really good value for money, the place could definetely use some renovation, e.g. the room could use a paint job, and some electric sockets were falling out, etc. Climbing the stairs up to your room can also be a bit of a challenge if you are not fit. These didn't take away at all from our stay, just leaving it here to manage people's expectations.

Charming staff who were very welcoming, cheerful and kind. We were allowed to leave our luggage after check out. We had an airport pickup arranged. Nothing was too much trouble. Location is great for dining and about 10 minutes walk from the tram stop. We walked almost everywhere from here and though it involves some steep inclines, there is so much more to see and experience on the way to the popular tourist spots in the old town. The rooms must be very well insulated as we didn’t hear much from other guests, and nothing from outside even though it was surrounded by lovely restaurants with tables outside. Rooms are simple but everything works including a great shower & air conditioning. For a budget hotel this was extraordinarily good value.

No lift. Not a problem for us, but be aware of that before you book. This side of town is a longer journey for a taxi from the airport than places near the bridges or the other side. If your stay is very short you might want to stay on the east side.

Fantastic location in the city center, among many restaurants with local traditional delicacies and international food at a walking distance from the metro (very convenient access to the Istanbul International Airport and starting point for sightseeing). Spacious, very clean apartment equipped with a free minibar including: water, coffee, tea. Delicious traditional breakfast in the family restaurant which belongs to the same business, located on the ground floor. Very nice, helpful owners. We will definitely come back every time we go to Istanbul. Thank you very much for your hospitality!

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Great family hotel within walking distance to some of the best Old Town sights. The public transportation is also easy to access from Goji's. The staff is enthusiastic and quick to fulfill any requests you might have. The rooms are comfortable and clean with all the amenities you might need, and the freshly prepared breakfast was a real treat.

While the building is surprisingly well insulated against noises from outside, guests in the other rooms are quite audible and the water heater also was a bit noisy. These were rooms in the back of the building, mind you. Nothing too serious, but light sleepers should be aware.

The owner and his family are fantastic - so friendly and helpful. They run this little guesthouse and a small restaurant on the ground floor. Breakfasts were amazing - so much variety, so fresh and delicious. More vegetable dishes than breakfast in other countries which was fantastic for us. They kept a water cooler available and offered plenty of bottled water, which was important in the heat. The 3-person room we had was comfortable and the bathroom was modern and very clean. There was a double bedroom and then an open nook with a single bed. Most of the main attractions had us huffing up a hill in the morning, but strolling downhill after busy days sightseeing, so that worked well. The neighbourhood was attractive, with lots of dining options. The owner walked up partway to the tram and gave good directions our first day there, and we felt oriented and safe thereafter. It is not luxury accommodation but comfortable and clean.

The air conditioner is in the bedroom, so my family had to leave the bedroom door open and be a bit too cool at night in order to keep me comfortable in the nook. The stairs to the top floor were a bit narrow but with a secure handrail. There was a small amount of deferred maintenance - the bathroom doorknob kept falling off - but generally the room and the house were in good condition. Be aware the owner speaks very little English, but his adult children are pretty competent and Google Translate on our phones helped a lot.

It's a cozy family hotel located in a nice place very close to a buzzing area with lots of dining places. The family that runs the hotel is lovely, very hospitable and welcoming. The breakfasts are served in a small family restaurant on the 1st floor and exceeded our expectations. We have never eaten soups for breakfast but they were so tasty and made us realy feel at home. The breakfasts were rich in variety and there was just plenty of food, we wished we could eat it all but it was just too much for us 😅 Thanks a lot to Musa bey and his wife and daughter 😊 The rooms are not very spacious but cozy, with all the necessary amenities. The beds were very comfortable.

We didn't like the view from our room but that's okay, you can do nothing about it. Apart from that, there is nothing really to complain about

We walked easily to all the main attractions. Our room was on the top floor with a nice view of the rooftops. The owner in general is a very nice person, trying to make your stay here the most comfortable, thank him for that. When we were leaving, he even offered to serve us breakfast an hour earlier. And when we refused, he offered us to pack our breakfast with us) The breakfast itself was amazing, very varied and very tasty. In Turkish style, with a set of appetizers, soup, omelet, pancakes, toppings and I do not remember what else))) well and coffee of course. We ate about half of what was offered and were full.

The only thing is that it's a bit far from the metro, and it's a bit hard to walk with suitcases on the local sidewalks. There is no elevator, so be careful. It is not very convenient to go up with suitcases, but the owner, despite all our protests, helped us with it :)