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Address: Mimar Mehmet Aga Caddesi Amiral Tafdil Sokak No 21Sultanahmet 34400 34100 Istanbul Location: Within City Area: Sultanahmet |
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Hotel Sumengen is a charming hotel in Sultanahmet in the center of the old city...
Sumengen Hotel is an old Ottoman House renewed in 1987 and converted in to a charming hotel in Sultanahmet in the center of the old city of Istanbul. This is a very historic hotel, for those looking for a holiday with a very traditional feel.
The hotel has a panamoric view of the Sea Of Marmara, Bosphorus and the Asian Side Of Istanbul. |
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LOCATION
Sumengen Hotel is located very close the sumengen Square and Obelisk Column, Blue Mosque, St Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Basilica (underground) Cistern, Grand (Covered Market) Bazaar, Turkish and Islamic Art Museum, Mosaic Museum, Archaeology Museum and many other historical monuments.
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PROPERTY AMENITIES
* The open breakfast buffet is served on the restaurant terrace from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m.
* Sumengen Restaurant:
The hotel restaurant where the breakfast is served has a panoramic view of the Marmara Sea and the Asian side of Istanbul.
* The hotel has a historical Turkish bath (hamam) used by old inhabitants of the traditional Turkish Konak(Mansion). |
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ROOM AMENITIES
* Sumengen Hotel has newly renovated in 2008. Construction works are completed, all the guest rooms are fully decorated and and has started to serve on May 1st, 2008.
* The whole room design and decoration and the room plans have completely renewed and changed. The new rooms are much larger and all rooms have either sea view, street view or garden view.
* The property was 33 rooms before, after renovation it has only 25 rooms. The new rooms are larger than before and well designed with respect to the history and traditions of the region, with Ottoman style furniture. We arrange also Family rooms and those are large enough and seperated conveniently to accomodate the parents with children. There is a French bed in one section for the parrents and 2 beds can be fitted into the other section for the children.
* All rooms are equipped with a large private bathroom (bathtub & WC), direct dialphone, air conditioning, cable TV, mini-bar, central heating and hair-dryer. |
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CANCELLATION POLICY
1. No penalty for cancellations up to the defined cancellation deadline of this hotel.
2. Cancellations made within the cancellation deadline will be assessed a 1 night room rate unless cancellation policy is defined different.
3. No-shows will be assessed a 1 night room rate unless cancellation policy is defined different.
4. No cancellations on or after check-in date.
Please make a search for your dates to see the defined cancellation policy for that period.
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MAP
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ATTRACTIONS
* Ataturk Airport - 18 km
* Sultanahmet Bus Station - 0.3 km
* Sirkeci Train Station - 1 km
* Sultanahmet Old City - 0.1 km
* Tuyop Exhibition Center - 5 km
* Grand & Spice Bazaar Shopping - 0.5 km
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| Facilities |
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HOTEL FACILITIES
24 Hour Room Service |
Air Conditioned |
Currency Exchange |
Direct Dial Telephone |
Restaurant |
Safety Deposit Box |
Turkish Steam Bath |
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RESTAURANTS
Number of Restaurants: 1
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ROOM FACILITIES
Air Condition |
Bathroom with Bath |
Direct Dial Phone |
Electronic Key |
Hairdryer |
Jacuzzi/Whirlpool |
Minibar |
Private Bath |
Radio |
Telephone |
Television |
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NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST
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Distance |
| Bus Station |
Sultanahmet Bus Station |
0.3 km |
| Train/Tube Station |
Sirkeci Train Station |
1 km |
| Airport |
Ataturk Airport |
18 km |
| Place of Interest |
Sultanahmet Old City |
0.1 km |
| Exhibition Center |
Tuyop Exhibition Center |
5 km |
| Shopping Area |
Grand & Spice Bazaar Shopping |
0.5 km |
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| User Reviews |
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"nothing to complain about..."
inexpensive hotel with very friendly and helpful staff.
okay, some of the rooms are below the floor you enter, but the hotel is built on a slope - so you still got windows down there :-) and there's so much to see in istanbul you surely won't be sitting in your room and look out of the window!
every day they cleaned the room, changed the towels and refilled the minibar. another plus is for the silent nights - no sounds of the street or anything like that.
the staff was very helpful; they gave us (after an offered welcome-drink ;-)) a citymap and lots of useful tips where to go and how. they really seemed to care that we're content with everything!
to make a (not so) long story short: i can only recommend this hotel to everybody!
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"Turkey, Otel Sumengen."
The hotel is situated in a very good location in Istanbul and the service we recevied was excellent. If travelling to Istanbul, I would definitely recommend this Hotel.
D. Jackson (United Kingdom)
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"recommend Sumengen Hotel"
We had an excellent experience at Sumengen Hotel in Istanbul, located in a historic old Ottoman house in the Sultanahmet district, very convenient to Hagia Sofia, the Blue Mosque, Arasta Bazaar, and many small and charming restaurants. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. The breakfast was generous, served in a lovely sunlit room. The staff, in particular the front desk staff, was extremely friendly and helpful (as are most Turkish people). We would definitely return to this hotel.
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"nothing to complain about..."
inexpensive hotel with very friendly and helpful staff.
okay, some of the rooms are below the floor you enter, but the hotel is built on a slope - so you still got windows down there :-) and there's so much to see in istanbul you surely won't be sitting in your room and look out of the window!
every day they cleaned the room, changed the towels and refilled the minibar. another plus is for the silent nights - no sounds of the street or anything like that.
the staff was very helpful; they gave us (after an offered welcome-drink ;-)) a citymap and lots of useful tips where to go and how. they really seemed to care that we're content with everything!
to make a (not so) long story short: i can only recommend this hotel to everybody!
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"Great location/ good accomodations"
My family stayed at the Sumengen twice on our recent trip to Turkey: once for 5 nights and then again for 2 nights. The hotel is a little thread bare but more than adequate. We had the double family room. It included a small frig and A/C. The only distraction is that the Metro runs very close to the hotel but we soon got used to it. The lift was a deciding factor in selecting the Sumengen. The breakfast is very good and the staff are very helpful. The Sumengen compares well with the other hotels I have stayed at on my previous trips to Istanbul. We will stay here in the future.
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"Turkey, Otel Sumengen."
The hotel is situated in a very good location in Istanbul and the service we recevied was excellent. If travelling to Istanbul, I would definitely recommend this Hotel.
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Reviewer from : Roma |
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Could have been better, definitely
I booked a room at Sumengen for six nights (in Dec 31, out Jan 6) and paid by Visa the 27th. I called the hotel one day in advance just to set my supposedly free connection from the airport. I was told there was no reservation, though I had paid three days before. Finally they found me a room anyway (but I had to pay by myself the taxi to the hotel). I and my girlfriend got for the first three nights a room at floor -3 (that is three floors underground!), terribly hot and not too clean. Personnel at the desk was most unfriendly (but one guy was ok), and we could not get any hints, suggestions nor help, though I told them I used to be a colleague of them, being a concierge for six years in Rome and Venice. According to them, I ought to pay even the map of the city, which is sponsored by local enterpreneurs and doesn't cost them a penny. On the contrary, the young lady at the breakfast room was nice and we enjoyed good choiche and nice food. Next time I'll choose another hotel, and I'll book in advance just for the first night, finding something better on the spot. I have got the strong impression the whole "no reservation sir" story was set up just to force us to accept the terrible room we slept in the first three nights. I recommend NOT to stay at this place. People in Instanbul may be very friendly and kind. Maybe Sumengen is ran by foreigners... |
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