Olimpic Hotel

L'hôtel est très bien situé dans la vieille ville, à deux pas des attractions principales. Le personnel est à l'écoute et chaleureux, j'ai été accueille par Imamcan et Umut et ça s'est très bien passé. Le déjeuner est donné sur la terrasse avec une vue sur la ville et la mer. Les chambres des étages supérieures ont de grandes vitres et une vue sur la rue. Un restaurant se trouve au dernier étage, pratique pour les repas faciles. À recommander si vous cherchez un hôtel dans le quartier de Sultanahmet.

It has a terrace in the room

Noise in the morning because we stayed at the last floor and above us was the breakfast area on the roof

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Olimpic Hotel. From the moment we arrived, the staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. Although the special airport transfer we had been promised on arrival was unfortunately not arranged by the hotel, Imam handled the situation professionally and courteously. He was very apologetic and went above and beyond to make amends by arranging, through a close friend, the vehicle we had requested for our return journey to the airport. He also kindly provided us with a discount on the transfer, which we greatly appreciated. What stood out most was his genuine care and attention. Every time we returned to the hotel, he would ask whether everything was okay and if there was anything we needed. His kindness and hospitality made us feel truly at home. Ebru was equally friendly and helpful throughout our stay. She offered valuable advice on travel routes and transportation options each day, helping us reach the various places we wanted to visit in Istanbul. Her guidance on using the Marmaray metro service saved us both time and money and made getting around the city much easier. Her warm smile, combined with Imam's wonderful character, was infectious and contributed greatly to the welcoming atmosphere of the hotel. This may be a three-star hotel, but the service we received was truly five-star. All of the staff were kind, attentive, and genuinely caring. One evening, when we returned to the hotel with our son feeling unwell, they showed exceptional concern and compassion. They provided extra cushions and cold water and even offered to arrange medical assistance if required. Their thoughtfulness and support during that time were greatly appreciated. Overall, we had a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. The excellent service and genuine hospitality of the staff made a lasting impression on us, and we would not hesitate to recommend Olimpic Hotel to others.

There were no bidets in the toilets, but I believe it is the same in many hotels of Istanbul. The AC and fridge should have been cooler, but we were happy with it overall.

The location was perfect and the view of the Sea of Marmara from the breakfast area was abaolutely beautiful.

I am rating this property with 5 stars solely because of the incompetence of their staff. We announced our check-in time prior to our arrival and were told that our room was 'Ready and waiting for us'. It wasn't. We were a family of three and only a single 1-person blanket was provided for just one of the beds. I went to the reception and was told by the young gentleman there that apparently the maids have made a mistake but there is little he can do about it. He knocked on our door some 20 minutes later and provided us with what seemed to be two old tablecloths to cover ourselves with during the night. On the next night, after we came back from our tour, we found out that this time we had been given two old blankets with no covers/bed linens on them. On top of it, we could hardly get any sleep during our stay because of the noisy Russian group next door, the constant slamming of doors, shouting in the corridors, loud laughter coming from the hotel lobby, and the music from the restaurant just under our windows. However, the restaurant was the least of our problems as the music they played was still music and not just shouting and door slamming. I politely asked the gentleman at the reception to please talk to the Russians next door and ask them to keep it down, at least after 12am. He refused. Said there's no point in him even trying as they won't open the door for him and won't lsiten to him. He told me to talk to the hotel manager on the next day. I was forced to talk to the Russians myself and the problem was quickly fixed. We were told by the hotel staff that breakfast is between 7am-10am. On our last day we went for breakfast and we were refused service with the explanation that breakfast actually starts at 8am. The guy just shrugged and said 'Well it seems I made a mistake. It actually starts at 8am'.