Nuru Ziya Suites

Regarding breakfast, please consider adding more coffee machines with different coffee options to better accommodate guests’ preferences.

Honestly, there was nothing in particular that we didn’t enjoy during our stay. Everything went very well, and we were completely satisfied with our

The staff were so nice, the location was spot on and enjoyed the breakfast. Eventhough it is located in the centre of Istanbul and near the famous istiklal street it was a quiet hotel (family like) and super charming with a cute cat named Ziya surveying the hotel all day long (sleeping😂)

Before arriving i have requested a specific layout but they informed me that its not available on my arrival date and they gave me a suite that was supposed to be the bigger one in size. There were things missing like a telephone and I requested to be installed which they came the next day and just left the phone on the table saying that they will bring a longer wire but they never came back. A follow up was never done about it. Additionally i have booked a taxi with them which was agreed that it will be a fixed price, at my surprise the taxi driver asked for more money saying that he need to follow the prompter and add additional charges (taxes). Kindly ensure to communicate with accordingly with the taxi driver as some tourists will be naive and afraid to miss their flight and might go with such scam with taxi.

The location is fantastic and the staff incredibly friendly. Just a two-minute walk from Istiklal Street, it’s surrounded by cosy cafes and restaurants. The spacious and clean suite featured a fridge freezer, electric kettle and stove.

The location and staff were perfect! The breakfast was good enough, and the cleanliness/hygiene was also good.

The building and facilities are quite old and need maintenance. There were issues with the elevator, burned-out lightbulbs in the bathroom and next to the bed, and the laminate flooring in the room made a lot of noise when walking. Additionally, there were no coat hangers or wardrobes, and no room mirror—the only mirror was in the bathroom, which had very dim lighting.