Sultanahmet hotel guide. Four Seasons hotel in Sultanahmet, Istanbul

"Highly recommended."

"There were many things to like about this hotel. The staff was very friendly, helpful and attentive. We chose to have the buffet breakfast at the hotel which gave us the option to have breakfast on a ground floor restaurant near the lobby, or on a top floor restaurant across the street at an affiliated hotel. We ate breakfast at both place but we loved the view from the top floor restaurant. We could see the Blue Mosque and part of the Egyptian obelisk only a couple of blocks away as well as the straits that connects the Black Sea with the Mediterranean. Our servers (Sezgin, Daminda, Trem?, and others) made omelettes to order and the variety of options was excellent. We had cappuccinos and teas to our hearts delight. My wife loved the salep (hot tea with boiled milk). I was surprised to see how safe it felt throughout the whole Old City even when we were out past midnight. The restaurants around the hotel were excellent. One even had a Michelin rating (next door) but we didn't try that one. We had one meal at a restaurant across from the hotel and our tour guide helped us order some great Turkish food. Highly recommend it and we will return with family. "

"My recent stay at Ajwa Sultanahmet was nothing short of spectacular. Nestled in the heart of Old Istanbul, this luxurious hotel offers an experience that beautifully marries opulence with warmth, making every guest feel like royalty. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was struck by the meticulous attention to detail in the decor, which reflects the rich history and culture of the area. The rooms are sumptuously appointed, with comfortable furnishings and all the modern amenities one could wish for, all while maintaining a charmingly authentic Ottoman aesthetic. What truly sets Ajwa Sultanahmet apart, however, is its staff. Every team member I encountered was exceptionally friendly and went above and beyond to ensure that my stay was memorable. Their recommendations for local dining and tips for visiting nearby historical sites were invaluable. Speaking of location, the hotel is perfectly situated for exploring Istanbul’s rich past. It is just a stone's throw away from some of the city's most famed attractions, including the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Topkapi Palace. The convenience of having these iconic sites within walking distance cannot be overstated. In conclusion, Ajwa Sultanahmet is a jewel in the crown of Old Istanbul. Whether you are a history buff eager to explore ancient sites or a leisure traveler looking for a touch of luxury, this hotel promises a stay that’s as splendid as it is comfortable. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visit"

"Wow the view from the hotel rooftop restaurant is amazing and the staff was wonderful a must stay I will definitely run this Hotel back "

" Nice and clean, great staff "

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. The overall stay was excellent."