The staff at The Camelot Hotel made our stay exceptional. Fatima cooked delicious breakfast each morning and is such a beautiful soul. Arslan and Alper at reception offered great advice for transports, food experiences, and activities, and they always greeted us with a warm smile and conversations. It was due to their hospitality that made our stay amazing! The rooms are very small but clean. The property is at good location with 10-15 minutes walk to Sultanehmet and 2 min walk to station.

Overall, we walked away happy due to the hospitality of the staff and the location. The property is poorly equipped with no kettle and tea services, no cups, and glasses. The rooms are very, very small for two people and two suitcases and barely any space to walk around the bed. For one person, it's an adequate space.

- Very friendly and kind staff ! - Convenient and sufficient breakfast - Roofterras on the top - Very close to main touristic hotspots - Tramway on 5 min walking distance - Nice neighbourhood

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Except for the fact that it is near the bottom of a hill up to Topkapi Palace and Hagia Sophia, its location is superb. It's set in the extremely picturesque old section of Sultanahmet. You won't have to walk far to find a restaurant or cafe, as the area is loaded with them. The rooms aren't huge but they're perfectly adequate. I didn't take breakfast so I can't comment on the restaurant component. I highly recommend taking the concierge's recommendations for restaurants. The food will be extremely good, the staff professional and best of all, you can dine with the peace of mind that the bill you receive will uniformly reflect the prices you saw on the menu and you won't have to worry about being shortchanged if you pay cash

I have three recommendations: The bathroom sink's basin is not far enough from the wall. It's extremely difficult to wash one's face as the shelf above overlays a good part of the basin itself; a luggage rack would be extremely helpful, as you pretty much have to lay your luggage on the floor; and, while there is a good selection of international news channels, there were zero English language movie channels. Having one or two would break up the monotony.

The room was SO AFFORDABLE but the location is superb and fantastic, walkable distance from all important attractions. I had the BEST Turkish coffee with the most amazing view 3 minutes away. I sat for hours watching the sea 4 minutes away. It’s in the heart of all important attractions which made my trip so easy. The staff are just SO HELPFUL 🩷🩷🩷

the room is too small if you are with family meaning just bed to sleep. But the location and price make it GREAT as it will save you money on traveling from and to attractions. Round the corner they have affordable restaurants

A lovely little modest hotel on a cute street close to the tram stop and all the key historical spots like the Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, Hagia Sofia, as well as some great places to eat and drink. Very pretty view of the river in the higher rooms and up the hill to the main tourist attractions. The room was small and simple but nice, comfortable, and clean. I was upgraded to a balcony room due to availability by a kind staff member whose name I forgot to ask for. The main selling points of this hotel are the lovely staff, especially Alper who is so accommodating and friendly, and the yummy breakfast. The staff member who makes the breakfast makes fantastic patatesli! They have a useful text service so you can message them questions and get any help you need about finding things or check-in / taxi service etc. Will definitely stay here again due to the great location, staff, price, and to get the breakfast again!

Nothing - it was no frills but lovely.

Perfect location! less than a 5-minute walk to Hagia Sophia, abundance of great restaurants and most tourist attractions, also super easy to walk to the ferry to the Asain side. It is more of a bed and breakfast-vibe than a hotel. Modern room, central air, great large windows, and nice bathroom. Would absolutely stay again.

I couldn't tell if the front desk staff worked there or were hotel guests. Its a really informal vibe which is cool but I checked in after midnight and as a female solo traveler, it took me aback to just walk up to a random dude and check-in. Like most older and popular cities the rooms were small, wouldn't recommend it if you plan on spending substantial time in the room.

The staff was kind and helpful and the hotel was super close to not only touristy spots but also the public transport! We took the bus and metro a lot - and the hotel was the ideal location for that. The beds were also super comfortable, and our room was cleaned daily.

The rooms were very crammed, which is understandable, we had 3 adults in 1 room so that just makes sense. We did notice a sewage smell quite often, we read this in other hotel reviews too, chances are it's just from the area/buildings and not hotel specific but something to be aware of.

I had an absolutely fantastic experience at the Camelot hotel. Everything was superb, and I highly recommend it with a 100% rating! The staff, including the exceptionally friendly and attentive Fatema Hannem, who not only kept our room spotless but also personally prepared breakfasts, went above and beyond. The receptionist was equally exceptional, offering a warm welcome and continued helpfulness throughout my stay. The entire team contributed to making my stay truly memorable. If you're seeking a top-notch hotel experience, this is the place to go. I can't praise it enough. Thank you for making my stay so enjoyable!

The staff are friendly, the facilities are clean and the location is very convenient for visiting all the main attractions we wanted to see; the hotel is walking distance from Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, etc., as well as public transport for visiting places further away. The hotel has everything you need for your stay if you're there to explore the city, at a very affordable price. I would highly recommend them.

Borzan at the reception was amazingly friendly and helpful. Very kind and propose us tea and coffee. He try to find solutions to our request. 10/10 to Borzan Room are clean He change the room after our request du to the sprung matress.

Some rooms have bad mattress. The room and bathroom are a little bit small for two people. You can hear the cars from the street and curtains were a little bit dirty. A little bit expensive for turkey 70€ for one night