Hotel Niles Istanbul

Perfect location not only for all the Sultanahmet must sees but also for the Grand Bazar and Spice Market. 5 minutes walk from the Tram station to reach Beyoglu in no time.The Hotel itself is simple but very comfortable with smal but very clean rooms. the staff is very friendly and helpful and the Terasse for breakfast and an good-night drink just fantastic. We can only recommend the Niles Hotel.

I would like to recommend this Hotel to everyone who want to spend few days in Istanbul. My special was the breakfast in the morning.

first time to istanbul and it was above and beyond what we could have expected. hotel is just charming, wonderfully decorated. i prefere non-chains, feel for the local, and this was it! lovely garden rooftop with a great breakfast overlooking the city and the staff was so helpful, even looking out for things i wouldnt have thought of! and a few blocks from grand bazaar, wouldnt change a thing.

We spent six nights at the Nile in March 2013. They were just completing their renovations but this was not a problem for our fifth floor room. The rate was excellent to include a newly refurbished room with adequate toilet/shower. Bedding could be more comfortable. Breakfast room overlooking Sea of Mamarra was perfect as was their buffet and dinning room staff. Front desk staff could not have been more helpful and everything from Grand Bazaar to the main mosques and Galata bridge were walkable even for seniors The Niles is well maintained but some of its neighboring clothing outlets and shops need some sprucing up and streets/sidewalks need a good clean up.. Free web access was a bonus.

Lovely, quaint hotel in the old town of Istanbul. The room we stayed in was fairly small but good value. Room cleaned each day and fresh towels. Breakfast was self service you could eat as much as you wanted and was of good quality. The staff could not have been more helpful. They were what made the experience of staying at the Niles Hotel so good! Would recommend.

Stayed in the junior suite, lovely large room, and spotlessly clean. Free WiFi was very handy. The bathroom was really nice. Lovely, friendly staff. Breakfast is not really worth getting up for, but the rooftop terrace is lovely, nice for a quiet beer in the evening. Other than breakfast very impressed with the hotel, the main sites are within 10 to 15 mins walk, and there are loads of great places to eat in the city. Airport transfer is a great service.

A relatively small hotel, about 30 rooms at a perfect location to see all Istanbul historic places with relative ease. Staff was going out of their way to help out. Their pick-up and drop-off service from Ata Turk International Airport was timely with excellent service for 25 and 20 Euros respectively.

This was a very pleasant stay in the old part of Istanbul.Not in the centre, but a short walk or tram ride to the main attractions.Boutique style,rooms smallish but comfortable.Very helpful staff,delicious buffet breakfast in terrace overlooking the sea. Would be happy to stay again.

Friendly, helpful staff in lovely, small, cozy, well appointed hotel just off the main street near the Grand Bazaar. It was just a couple of blocks from a tram stop but also an easy walk to the Hagia Sofia, Blue Mosque and the Topkapi Palace. We loved the quaint lobby, the garden rooftop breakfast buffet/ night bar, and the little gym on the lower floor.

I had a terrific stay at Hotel Niles. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, the room was comfortable and the bathroom was spotless. Great breakfast spread included in the room price with stunning views from the roofdeck where breakfast is served. It was nice to have a place with AC to come back to for mid-day touring break (I was there in summer and it was warm) and it was very convenient to the Grand Bazaar and the tram station. Nice thing about the location was that it was on a street that is quiet but felt safe at night (i.e. no street noise to keep you awake). The only less convenient thing was that it was not as easy of a walk as I had thought to other sites in the Sultanahmet like Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, etc. so I found it better to take the tram 2 stops than to walk.