Hotels near Idil Abla Cocuk Tiyatrosu

"We have chosen economy room which is kind of underground, i don't think this is clear enough from the description of the room. Room was very small so was the bathroom. Room had 2 small windows with a view to respectfully a wall/small inner yard. So, no light! There were cats all around in this yard so we couldn't keep windows open in the night as cats could come in. There was mold on one of the walls. "

"We stayed in the standard suite on the first floor, smaller room but it was very clean, organized well and sufficient for two people. Very helpful staff, walking distance to ferry terminal, buses, cabs and the Kadıköy center. If you’re a light sleeper though, city never sleeps so expect some street noise and due to the historical building wood floors, some noise from within. I’d recommend this place for sure."

"Great stay! Amazing location and very kind staff. "

"everything!"

"Fantastic hotel. Room design and smiling service were just perfect. The breakfast spread was a joy every morning. Seems a bit far from Kadiköy at first, but once you walk it you realise that it is just a 10 minute walk from the fabulous Kadiköy Terminal. "

"We stayed only one night at the hotel. Overall the experience was ok. On negative side: The room was quite small and we've heard the HVAC unit make noise during the all night. On positive side: the team is welcoming and the hotel is well placed in the middle of Kadikoy."

"Staff very courteous and friendly Rooms were clean and well maintained "

"The staff are very nice, the hotel is clean, and it has a beautiful view. I enjoyed my stay and would recommend it."

"I liked the position, the hotel style, cleaning and staff."

"Nice hotel in a good location"

"Great roof top terrance. Staff was were very nice and friendly. Great location. "

"Good hotel"

"The room was large bright and quiet. The staff was helpful "

"Very friendly & helpful staff during check-in & out. The room was quite and very quiet which is exceptional for such a busy neighbourhood. The amenities were sufficient"