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Location : 5 Molla Gurani Cad Emin Ali Yesim Sok Findikzade Istanbul
Istanbul is not just a historically important city, but it has also been a major center for trade and evolution of human civilization. The
Istanbul All Seasons Hotel is located at a distance of 10 kms from the Airport, 5 km from
Taksim Square (the city center), and just 3 kms from the shopping center – Covered Bazaar. With A beautifully designed architectural piece, the
All Seasons Istanbul hotel has 66 luxuriously appointed and spacious rooms equipped with air conditioner, sound-proof walls, TV, minibar, direct dial telephone and elegant furnishings. Intimate and refined comforts are the bench marks of the
All Seasons Hotel in Istanbul. You can unwind at the hotel
sauna, enjoy top quality food and drinks, or relax in the game room having fun with table tennis, chess, and other board games.
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Hotel Facilities :
Sauna, Gym/Fitness, Game Room, Table Tennis, Meeting Rooms
Room Facilities :
Air Condition, Minibar, Fire Detector, Satellite TV, Direct Dial Phone, Hair Dryer, WC, Bathtub
Attractions In Istanbul
Here are two of our Recommended Attractions in Istanbul
Yerebatan Sarnici (Cistern)
It is located by Aya Sofia and is the largest covered cistern in the city, measuring 140 by 70 metres. The structure is a 6th century Byzantine underground Basilica cistern, with 335 massive Corinthian columns supporting the immense chamber’s fine brick vaulting. It is assumed that the cisterns was built in the 4th century by the emperor Constantine, and then enlarged two centuries later. It is also assumed that it was supplied with water from Belgrade Forest and supplied it to the Great Palace and Topkapi Palace.
This buried foundation then restored in 1987.
Beylerbeyi Palace
The Palace was built in the reign of Sultan Abdulaziz between 1861 and 1865. Eastern and Turkish motifs are used with Western design elements, on the sides and for internal decoration.
The building has three floors and contains 26 rooms and 6 halls. The interior is decorated with Bohemian chandeliers, valuable tiles and ceramic vases, silver-edged furniture and luxurious carpets. Almost all furniture, carpets, curtains and other property have been well preserved. It can be visited everyday except Monday and Thursday.